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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
4
The Record, Emmons County official paper, published in Linton ND since 1884, circulates across the county. Advertising rates include 156 cents per column inch for single insertions and 12 percent for contract space, with 5 cents per line for additional insertions.
A letter from Arthur LeSeuer describes how the Nonpartisan caucus, led by LeSeuer, controlled North Dakota's 1919-20 legislative agenda. It claims many anti IWW bills were blocked, while LeSeuer, described as Bill Haywood's “Fellow Worker,” dictated policy.
Joseph H Odell writes in The Outlook that German troops committed mass vileness in Chateau Thierry brutalizing homes and churches. He denounces the German military caste as a ruinous force and argues for destroying the beastly leadership to lift Germany from moral depths and reintegrate with decent society.
A Fargo Forum inquiry asks whether Bill Haywood's associate influenced any anti legislation and if the letter can persuade readers of the grave North Dakota issue. The piece probes credibility and public impact in the context of a pressing regional concern.
The Ninth Federal Reserve District plans over the counter bond sales, nearly ninety percent of counties adopting the method for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Citizens will buy bonds at polling places or central headquarters without personal solicitation, answering the demand with a loan allotment of about 1000 dollars per purchaser.
The Ninth District strains patriotism with an allotment system used in the third Liberty Loan. Local committees assessed each resident’s bond share, even inviting many to sign up at fixed times for over the counter purchases. Steele County reports 3984 of 4000 notified buyers enrolled, with only a few absent due to illness or travel.
Dr H J Stub, president of the National Lutheran council, reports to A R Rogers that the council has adopted a Chicago resolution pledging unqualified support of the U S government in all war activities. The council represents Lutherans of many nationalities and urges backing the Fourth Liberty Loan and war efforts to secure victory and just peace.
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