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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
5
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County school notes discuss rural schooling as a major national task and urge firm attendance enforcement. Three month Perfect Attendance Certificates are listed for several students, while new teachers are noted for Strasburg Danbury Wilson Liberty Burr Oak and McCulley. The Hague school opens with F A Boyer as principal John Croasdaile and Blanche Schneier in charge and the attendance policy is reinforced with legal precedents and state attorney involvement.
Lenrcot argues the continuation of current railroad practices will trigger bankruptcy or sky high rates. The statement came from Washington as the Plumb Plan faced criticism amid ongoing policy debate.
County agent H O Sauer visited Pollock while Rice from McLaughlin called on the town. DeBoer left for Linton to become a pharmacist. The Mound City team will play the Pollock Tigers next Sunday. Local plans include a new 40 by 90 foot tile and cement hall across from Pollock State Bank. Ed Langeliers returned from a month with kin and several residents announced winter plans in California. A large farm move from Clear Lake, Washington may bring new management to Emmons county. A farm tractor demonstration impressed local farmers and a new golf mining venture near Linton drew capital interest. A death in Napoleon and school openings with new staff were noted.
Attorney H A Armtrong of Hazelton and L M Dosreching of Brad dock motor to Steels on Monday.
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