Emmons County Newspaper Ad Rates and Circulation Details
The Record of Linton North Dakota outlines pricing for display and local ads, including 15 cents per column inch for single insertions 24 cents for contract space and five cents per inch for advertising running one week. Local rates are ten cents per line for one insertion and five cents per line for subsequent insertions. The paper circulates across the county and asks ad copy by Tuesday noon weekly.
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Secret Service Raids Sweep I W W Headquarters Nationwide
Federal agents under the Justice Department raid I W W offices across the United States and seize files. The government claims evidence shows German money and brains backing the movement, with continued efforts to expose pro German influence and enforce registration duties.
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Federal
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Northwest
United States
Uncle Sam’s
Govrnment
Germany
France
Italy
England
Uncle Sam
Lemoina Hospital
Ofice Foreira
Zimmerman
Leng
Sam
Therm
Wartime Propaganda and Rail Freight Warning
A patriotic call denounces the I W W as disloyal and urges harsher actions while warning of a severe railroad freight tie up this winter due to troop movements and military supplies. Citizens and shippers are urged to accelerate orders and shipments to avert delays.
Steel price cuts chart for war effort amid wage safeguards
President Wilson approves a steel price reduction agreement between the War Industries Board and steel producers. Coke from Connellsville drops 62.5 percent to new price levels while no wage cuts are imposed. The schedule aims to boost production for the war, with prices to remain subject to revision and immediate effect.
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Wilson
Washington
War Industries Board
Steel Men
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Sanaeta
Masia Chicago
Song
Russians Drive From Riga Front Seizing Silzene Positions
Russian forces on the Riga front south of the Pskoff road took the offensive and after a fierce fight occupied German positions in Silzene. The war office reports over 400 German corpses, 60 prisoners, and 10 machine guns captured. The move aims to strengthen the line east of the Dvina where it is weak.
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Petrograd
Riga
Pskoff High Road
Silzene
Russian War Office
Riga-Dvinsk
Dvina
Disclosures Prompt German Paper Critique of Von Bernstorff
The Koelnische Volkszeitung rounds on Washington disclosures about Count von Bernstorff, calling the affair disagreeable and regrettable. It charges the American government with obtaining German diplomatic documents and exploiting them against Germany and Sweden.
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U. 8
London
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Koelnische Volkszeitung
Amsterdam
Reuter
Sweden
Treasury Expands Gold Export Controls Against Spain
Treasury officials enacting the conservation policy have virtually decided to prohibit gold exports to Spain. No gold has been licensed for export to Spain since the presidential proclamation took effect, aside from a few small shipments already loaded on steamers.
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Treasury
Washington
Spain
Vimy Ridge Survivor Killed in Auto Accident
Missoula Montana September 25. C Cross, a survivor of the Vimy Ridge battle, was killed in an automobile accident here. He rode with R G Thimpecs of Scailice when a tire burst and the car...
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Vimy Ridge
Missoula
Mont
M C. Cross
R. G. Thimpecs
Scailice
Government avoids direct grain purchases and coal shortage warned
Representative George M Young cites Julius C Barnes that government grain purchases would incur a 1 percent commission, diminishing direct consignments to the government grain corporation. North Dakota faces a 75 percent coal shortage as eastern mines struggle to rise production, while lignite gains 43 percent. Fire Prevention Day is proclaimed and state wide rural school rallies are planned with lectures by Dr A E Winship or Dr McBrein, plus county level conference arrangements through November.
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George M. Young
North Dakota Railway Commission
Julius C. Barnes
Government Grain Corporation
North Dakota
Dean E. J. Babcock
North Dakota School of Mines
National Defense Council
United States Fuel Administration
Frazier
N. C. MacDonald
North Dakota Education Association
Coun Willun
State Educational Department
MacDonald
A. E. Winship
Pasitohes
McBrein
States Bureau of Education
Morton
Grant
Burpe Sioux
Stark
Billings
Burke
Renville
Bottineau
Rolette
Towner
Cavalier
Golden Valley
Slope
Bowman
Adams
Hettinger
Dunn
Mercer
Oliver
Logan
McIntosh
Emmons
Sheridan
Wells
Eddy
Foster
Griggs
Dickey
la Moure
Barnes
Steele
Richland
Sargent
Stutsman
Lansing
Kidder
Ward
McHenry
Benson
Ramasey
Nelson
Pierce
McLean
Mountrail
Williams and McKenzie
Grand Fork Pembina
Walsh
Traill
Case An Divide
Local Officials Named Auditor Treasurer and Register of Deeds
The record lists county offices including Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff State's Attorney Superintendent of Schools County Judge and Clerk of Court with names such as J. McConville T. J. Richardson and Ludwig Weber L. DuHeaume among others. The fragmentary item preserves the official titles and some officer names from the period.
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William Haevischer
Mercer County
Frazier
Carl Semmler
Luther E. Birdzell
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Linton, North Dakota
Chisa Matter
Argentina
South America
Company I
Bruce
American Bar Association
America
Red Cross
Earh
U. S
the Reformed Church of
Strasburg
E. T. Atha
W. M. W. C Wolverton
Knights OF Pythias
Linton Lodge
J. D. Meier
C. C. Fred Reemts
K. R
Order OF Eastern Star
Caroline Paul
W. M. Hazel Petrie
Modern Woodmen OF America
J. A. Lang
H. Smith
Ladies OF the Macabees
Lodge No
Flora Carley
Etta Junge
Royal Neighbors
Lillian Lang
Oracle
Recorder
Clio Club
Grace Briggle
Otilla Brokofsky
V. P. Etta Junge
Priscilla Club
Anna Pietz
Anna Obermeier
V. P
Theresa Streeter
Katie Horner
Anna Corwine
Louise Schriner
Women’s Foreign Missionary
Evangelical Missionary Society
Barbara Bechtle
Mrs. Butschart
Rose Brenner
Treas
Eva Bechtle
Fannie Bechtle
Ladies’ Guild
Mary Lynn
Irene Irvine
Stella Fogle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Norman
Herietta Rooks
Amanda Freese
Stella Johnson
Sec
Friedens Church
Rev. H. Timmcke
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
M. Swaney
Episcopal Church
Gunnell
Prist
ST. Anthony Catholic Church
Broadway
Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church
Mission
FR. Sailer
German Baptist Church
Robert Lucks
Evangelical Church
Butschart
Leonard DU Heaume
Co. D. Smith
Linton, H. D
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
A Sportz
L. A. Schirfer
Bismarck, N. D
DR. Wolverton's Hospital
Wolverton
BE. H. Brant
AL. Geil Theodore Meinhover
Scott Cameron
Lester Briggle
Chas
B. Casley
E. D. Fogle
J. McConville
T. J. Richardson
T. OP
Ludwig Weber L. DuHeaume
W. L. Nuessle
Co. C. Wattam
Justice of the Peace
L. DuHeaume
John Meier
M. T. Barger
Don Tracy
A. M. Britts
Aug Winroth
A. H. Irvine
E. D. Fogie
H. L. Petrie
August Schorsman
Wm. Pagel
John Bosch
Frank Moler, Jr
Harry Haugse
Frank Irvine
R. U- Brown
Temvik
Nordak
Inion
Counle
J. Schenkenberger
Russell-Miller Milling Co
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