Town News Notes and Social Roundup
Local column records visits and travel by residents across towns including Eureka Bis marck and Fargo. Mentions births enrollments enlistments theater ads and upcoming events plus references to visitors from Hague Strasburg and Linton with brief notes on family ties and travel.
Carpenter's Chips Linton ND Thoreday 1918
Local column from Linton North Dakota notes a weekly or monthly rural update dated Thursday September 12 1918. The item appears to be an early 20th century community chit chat listing brief notices and posts from residents, tradesmen, and neighbors.
Noisy sales pitch flyers lure farmers and homemakers
A collage of ad lines promotes homebuilding plans rat proof cribs barn sheds and silos with general slogans about optimists and pessimists. It touts Liberty Bonds coupons paint and various livestock breeds while urging readers to inspect book of house plans and implement sheds.
Miss Verda Gear Guest of Mrs Irvine in town
Miss Verda Gear former Linton area teacher spends summer as a farmerette in harvest fields on a farm northeast of town and visits Mrs. A. H. Irvine before returning to her northern state school. She is among those who enlisted as nurses and may be called at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Gear
Linton
A. H. Irvine
Women's Mission Society Elects Officers After Meeting
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met last Tuesday afternoon. After the program a business session showed over $120 raised this year for Home and Foreign Missions. Officers elected: President Miss Johnson, Vice President Miss Thoreson, Recording Secretary Mrs. A D Mickel, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Pagel, Treasurer Mrs. Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Miss Johnson
Miss Thoreson
A. D. Mickel
Pagel
Chaney
That's My Boy Exultation From A Soldier's Return
A patriotic reflection celebrates a fallen hero’s homecoming and the pride of loved ones. The verse frame recalls the boy’s wartime battles and the family’s deep, public joy at his safe return.
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Chas. Coventry
Ben F. Wolverton
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