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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
4
The Emmons County Record urges readers to invest Liberty Bond interest in War Savings Stamps. It notes North Dakota Liberty Bond holders will receive $150,000 in interest September 16 and frames the choice as supporting the war effort to build tanks and equip troops for Berlin.
A local notice pleads with readers in arrears to settle subscriptions promptly. It warns that after October 1st delinquent accounts will be dropped and handed to an attorney for collection, citing cooperation to reduce extra work.
A historical note argues clergy pay averages 793 dollars yearly. It describes a preacher with a wife and three children needing upkeep while earning about 2.45 dollars daily. The piece notes rising costs for food fuel and clothing and calls on clergy to give to war charities beyond their needs.
The Literary Digest contrasts clergy duties with labor toil noting a priest must lead, console, and inspire a community while workers earn higher wages. It argues the commercial world rewards leadership and intelligence, suggesting clergymen deserve pay increases commensurate with their responsibilities and value to society.
The Minneapolis Journal argues Germany cannot sustain a long war and must be defeated to prevent renewed armament. It says the Kaiser’s regime hopes for a negotiated peace while remaining militarily strong, but the article urges relentless pressure to force a knockout and end German aggression.
Catholic Wing Circle meets on the second and fourth Thursday afternoons with officers M R M Barg er, Katie Horner, Anna Corwine and Louise Schriner. St Anthony Catholic Church in Linton lists services including high mass and vespers with mission from Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church attending biweekly. Private hospital services describe medical surgical obstetrical cases and ENT care with glasses fitting.
The document lists municipal roles including Mayor, Auditor DuHeaume, Treasurer Fred Heinrich, Police Magistrate M. T. Barger, Justice Don Tracy, City Attorney A. M. Britts, Chief Becott Cameron, Assessor Aug Winroth, Engineer A. H. Irvine, Fire Chief E. D. Fogle, and Aldermen P. G. Rooks, Frank Meier Jr.
A pithy La Bruyere maxim about how those who misjudge others harm only their own imagined faults rather than the subjects they misjudge. The line reflects on unfounded public opinion and self-inflicted injury from misperception.
Moist soil with damp hay conditions accelerates spoilage-like processes that release plant food for crops. Dry soil slows or stops this release, reducing nutrient availability. Extension Division, Wisconsin Agricultural College.
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