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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
2
Hazelton news notes many local visits and arrivals from Linton Bismarck and surrounding areas. births and military assignments are reported along with school opening plans and business changes including a linotype machine arrival and a new novelty goods store planned by Miss Clara Boscher.
H W Allen visited Lismarck first of week. Westbound passenger 60 O 42% son. Mandigo fills Braddock area first concrete silo. Ssictt organizing store in Sina for grand opening in October. Mrs Clark returns from Groton S C. Junge to Venturia to operate elevator. Vern York moves to Selfridge. Glines Green install garage whistle. meals not missed. Allen sale of land to S J Haines for 4000. Village Dads discuss financing fire station. Keys turned over to volunteers and drafted soldiers at farewell. Senator Allen, talk and cheers. Birthday surprise for Mrs Mandigo. gifts coins.
A weekly note reports a dance at Grange Hall in Dale next Friday night. It also notes a stock train of 11 cars leaving Pollock yards last Saturday for the east carrying 10 cattle cars and one carrying horses.
The church invites all to Sabbath School at 10 30 a m and Epworth League at 645 p m with a devotional emphasis for youths Evening worship at 730 p m features a sermon on Power Prayer meeting is every Wednesday at 730 p m The pastor S M Swaney extends a cordial welcome to strangers and young people to join in worship and prayer.
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Rome reports Austria Hungary struggles with food shortages fueling riots and growing rifts with Germany. Diplomatic dispatches say Prussian officers face insults in Austrian cities while Italy's eastern advance toward Gorizia raises alarm across Emperor Karl I's realms.
The exports administration board released a list of articles requiring licenses only if shipments aid actual war aims, tightening controls amid fears of famine. Swedish representatives warned wheat export cuts could push Scandinavia toward starvation and be felt first.
The Tribune reports Minneapolis may see a new pie crust firm offering six small crusts in cartons that last over a year. Home cooks would insert flavored records and bake briefly to finish open-faced pies, while upper crusts remain unattainable for hunting-case pies.
Passed Assistant Surgeon R W Mc Dowell outlines common illnesses in submarine crews including gasoline fumes inhalation injuries digestive issues eye and ear problems and nervous complaints. He highlights gasoline poisoning and gasoline jag from inhaling fumes in D class submarines with gasoline engines.
Mr Kipling resigns from the Society of Authors and donates 500 to the pension fund. The society has voted to regulate charity gift books, aiming to defend writers rights in future gift book proposals. Kipling opposes handing over his discretion over his own work to a committee.
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