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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
3
County Superintendent Lester Brigg le visited Hazelton to review local schools. Residents report on social visits, army recruitment, Red Cross efforts and a pork fundraiser. Notable items include deaths in France, cattle shipments, and community solicitations for an electric sewing machine.
D H McElroy visited Napoleon O E Lee was a visitor at Napoleon last Saturday H W Allen was a Friday night visitor at Linton Mrs J D McCusker visited Bismarck last week Eldon Semper is bed bound with inflammatory rheumatism Mrs Wm Baxter returned home Saturday from Mandan R E McCain and W D DeWees went to Hazelton Tuesday evening Miss Reta Weber accepted employment at Fitzgibbons drug store Mr and Mrs R E McCain with E F Savage drove to Bismarck Saturday evening E F Savage was at Bismarck last week He reported Mrs Savage recovering after recent operation.
Miss Katie Dockter leaves Sunday for a several days visit at Zeeland. McPherson County’s Fourth Liberty Loan allotment stands at $275000 as Ray Benedict and family head out.
Visit of J Allerdings family from Selby to Dr and Mrs Shockey. Mrs Mark Holmes returns from Aberdeen hospital. A baby boy born to Roy and wife. J J Fenelon and son Irwin depart on business to McLaughlin Shields and other towns. Thompson Yards manager Cranston sells material for two buncales to be erected in Pollock. J A Stiles family from Fort Yates guests at Peterson hotel on trip home from Strasburg. Ed Rice sells farm in Emmons county to John and Will Winterberg for 7500. First National Bank to open soon with fixtures en route. W L Bates returns from Huron with daughter and James Stewart family from state fair.
Pete Nelson visited Temvik on Saturday while L Maurer spent Friday with grain. Warren Chapman came on Temvik business. Fay Harding called on 10 Naumann. Ray Jackman and J MacLares drove to Linton Saturday. Karl Kuehl finished threshing and shoms. Harding Larson Naumann lads hunted near Braddock Sunday. Anton Larson family attended a Linton show. E P Zunkel returned from an auto trip to Hurdsville N D. J H Jennings learned of his mother's death in Maiden Rock Wis. Funeral held Sunday. O Nauman filled silo late last week. A wagon ran away with corn fodder. no injuries, some damage and corn spilled. Earl MacLares infant son of Jack and family listed among notes.
The article explains using ground rolled oats as a wheat flour substitute in breads cakes and cookies. It lists recipes for oatmeal fruit drop cookies cocoanut macaroons spice cake and pie crusts noting variations with corn rice or barley flours and suggests substituting oats at 1 to 1 percent cups for wheat flour. A partnership dissolution notice closes the piece.
MacLares died Sunday at 1 a.m. near Temvik. Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon at the M. E. church of Linton with Rev. Swaney as pastor. The community and bereaved parents receive deep sympathy.
Sir William Robertson, head of the British general staff, stated to diners that British forces in France used 50,000 tons of stone in five weeks for road construction, highlighting a rapid, large scale effort reminiscent of Roman road building.
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