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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03
sTRAsBURG DIRECTORY

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Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Lohrens did
q good job Of fishing Sunday.
Fritz Fischer is helping out at the
Page farm.
The hail storm did some damage.
but not as we anticipated hearing.
Frank Diggins. is harvesting with
y p. Mitzel.
Mr.. 6. B. Carley, Of Linton, called
Thursday:
Mrs. NJ. +. schall spent Monday
at; Eureka {,
Shifty Miller and Sam Smith COM
prise Mr.. John Kocher's harvest
crew. e
While operating sausage grinder
John Zahn got one finger enmeshed
in the machinery. Had it amputat-
ed at the first joint.
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Farmers who made no provision
for help are rather in the lurch.
Our baseball team reluctantly got
together Sunday and drove to Stras-
burg, the most disheartened lot Of
players ever known. The game call
ed, however, at three fifteen end find
ing it so easy to hit, took new heart.
Plus .yolk in the box struck out four
teen men. Tony Schweitzer behind
the bat did, superb work
The Strasburg patrons, forgetting
that : game is neither lost or won
until played out, began leaving the
grounds at the close Of the fifth in
ming, thus disheartening their own
players. Strasburg's changed pitch
ers to no avail. Plus was strong in
the last inning, as in the first. Score
II to s, in favor Of Hague. &
Strange to say very little wrang.
ling except among spectators. was
noticeable. {
John schatz. Of Hillsview, renewed
acquaintances Monday.
2 Fischer is erecting new
barn y
TEMvIk
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03
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Christ Albrecht took John Reid.
finger to Bismarck last Wednesday,.
John was having serious trouble win
one his eyes, but SIS much I'M
proved at this writing N
ss9aA number Of ladies' gathered at
Mrs. Baumgartner's last Thursday
to celebrate her birthday. A lovely
lunch was served at 5 o'clock Ey-
eryone reports q very nice time, and
that Mrs. B. received q number Of
useful gifts. fHY
Messrs. Fischer and Rotzien were
business visitors in Temvik Satur-
day
The Naumann family and Mrs.
Walter Moore, Johann Brophy and
Odele Venue were dinner guests At the
Galquhoun home last SUNDAY
Nearly all the Temvik people were
up To- Hazelton Sunday to see the
mpionship game between Linton
and Hazelton. ss.3
Mrs. F. A. Muckler, Mrs. Baum
gartner and Mrs. Calquhoun were
down to Linton Thursday TO visit
Mr.. Hamilton. He is at the VOL
5sverton hospital, and is getting along
very we'll.
Herman Brusch and Dave Calcu-
houn were Linton visitors Sunday
Announe ents were received here ,
Saturday of the arrival 81 i little
daughter at the Ellis Buck home.
Congratulations. Isl
N: Jake schiermeister was seen Ia
Temyik Sunday evening s5 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reich and
daughter visited at Matt Reich's
Sunday afternoon. 81
Mrs s. G. stedman and verna
Bowen spent Friday afternoon at W..
Foell's
Merle anderson q spending this
week "a Terns a
G. a Borstad was i 4 mvik caller
Tuesday morning. &
Ed. Larvicks family and 4.
Stedman and family were out to the
river picking cherries Tuesday
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

New York-War On fake and unscru.
pulous stock promoters who defraud
the public of many billions Of dollars
annually has been declared on a large
scale by the Better Business Bureau
OF New York City. Inc.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

New war in England is predicted.
Hope we have sense enough to make
our old, one do for a while.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

Since a Pennsylvania can't own
q dog the only thing left for him i'll
to get rich so he doesn't want any.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03
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Land Sank Proposed,

WisconsH Rapids; Wis.-The organi.
.sation OF joint Stock Land bank to
handle the financing Of rural credits;
throughout the II counties included in
the Central Minnesota Development as.
ISOLATION is looked for as the probable
outcome Of meeting to be held here.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

After Palm Beach suit is cleaned
a few times the owner has no room
to criticise short dresses.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

Thirty Thousand head II daer are
killed everv year by mountain lions
IN California
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

There are more than 10000 steam
ers. tugs and barges on the Rhine
river 3
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

cogsweIi-Ha1l caused a total loss
to crops on many farms near here.
carrineton-Three residences here
were broken into and robbed in one
week
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

Through the agency Of the Elmer
gency Fleet Corporation (whose stocl
g owned by the Shipping Board, rep.
resenting the National Government)
the ships originally intended for wal
! purposes were, at the conclusion o.
the war, under mandate of Congress
Immediately put into operation by the
Government, to meet Americas peace
time needs.
Wood Ships Colossal Error.
At the height Of its operations, DC
tober, 1920. the Shipping Board hat
1,317 steel ships plying between ou:.
/. shores and those Of foreign markets
With the decline which. has come ii
world trade we are now Gully u, op
Grating 49, steel ships of a total Of 8.
I 509, 4S5 deadweight tons, and have go;
steel ships, of q total Of 6.644,445 tons
tied up. "a - \, ,fs;s
For the purposes Of the future, ii
surveying the Governments feet, ",
may eliminate the wooden ships, tn,
creation Of which, to my mind, was /,
colossal error that even war canno
forgive. Certainly the then Admin
istfstion had ample warning through
Central Goethals Of the tragedy o
waftes the wooden-ship program en-
tailed:
Thus. the Governments problem o
temporary operation and ultimate dis
position Is involved In the 1,430 stee
ships which it possesses. i ss5
When Shipping Board operation,
were at their height, American vessel
carried as per cent. Of the value
4 our nAnd- out foreign commerce. Tc
day. with business depressed, wear.
CARRYING but IS Per cent: this due
largely tosthe fact that In time Of sore
depression,~ the nations with either
or both old established lines and low
er standards Of living make it hard
for US to compete. ..s
&: However, the 447 steel ships the.
Cove nment is today operating are
covering practically every trade route
n the world, insuring constant access
tosthe markets available for the prod
,uct Of America. Il
y Fleet Kept Freight Rates Down.
a mediateiy after the close Of the
war, had we not possessed the Gov.
ernment-owned fleet, there is no doubt
that freights would have scared even,
higher than they did; and today were
Americas Government-owned tonnage
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

The average individual remembers
three-ffths Of what he sees and one
nth Of what he hears.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03
PF'oLLocKl-.::

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Geo. Mckay, of Glanavon, was
visitor in thercity yesterday.
j. j. jBrokofsky, H. T.. Burch
and R. F.. Hayes motored up to Bis
marck Sunday to visit with Ralph
Shockey.
Peter Busk, Of Dale, was in town
last Saturday with q load Of potatoes.
Bert Johnson, of Dale, was bust
ness visitor in the city last Saturday.
G. W. Tracy and daughter, Mari.
an, went up, to Bismarck last Satur-
day, where Marian had her tonsils
and adnoids removed J. They return
ed Tuesday evening.
Last Sunday Mr.. Silvenagle, who
lives up near Strasburg, was driving
to Pollock, and when about 4 miles
north Of toSp, the team which tthey
were driving was struck by light
ming. Mr.. silvernagle and the young
fellow with him say that they didn't
even feel the shock lightning sure
cuts some capers. .s'ss
Southern Emmons County Farm
Bureau members will hold a meeting
in the Grange Hall at Dale, N. Oak.
Friday afternoon, August 18th. This
is important for all Farm Bureau
members, so try and be out At
night the Farm Bureau will put on a
Harvest dance. Music By White
= Bull and an. White Horse from across the
river. Ladies, please bring supper.
Pollock Progress. s..153
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03
..lA1IRIlcLEI ;.

= The completion OF the Govern.
ment's shipbuilding program found
It with the following feet:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

Too MANY auto drivers think fend-
ers are snare parts. y.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

Read the Record-s2. 90
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03
PRESENT LOSS
GREATER Than
PROPOSED AID

SHIPPING soARp CHAIRMAN De.
cLAREs ADMINISTRATIONS
PROGRAM FOR UPsULLpiNo
MERCHANT MARINE WOULD
MEAN ACTUAL SAVING OF
MONEY; LOSS NOW $4,000, 900
ANNUALLY.
\ --.-- ~.
Note: This is the third Of series
ofaarticles on the Merchant Marine by
the Chairman Of the Shipping Board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23

when we consider suitable gifts. why
should We cornne our thoughts 20 ma
terisi things. breskabie AMI destruct-
ibie? IL n not better 10 reach out for
spiritual things. for lofty Ideals and
noble ASPIRATIONS
or what value are all the other gifts
n the body N ffail and n life hangs by
n slender thread There must he =
foundation OF health and vlgor. or every
thing .lge turns 10 dust and ashes.
lot us bring gifts OF knowledge. %
proper habits Of tempered apPetites. %
JOY In right living and right thinking.
what tho man Will be IN his body and
soul depends largely on the gifts be-
slowed upon him az child by his
parents.
What better dav T. there 70 begin
this sort OF g'ft-giving than Christmas
Day.
Children must be taught how 20 live
and tho reasons FOR tho simple rules o'
hygiene which make for health and lone
NE They should love tho sunshine and
the fresh air.
II II just a. easy - make n child
happy IN his bath So n hate y. Play
can ne made % the toothbrush dr.li
Cleaning tho finger can be turned
into a Joyous game.
What inner gift can be given \ chlf
than 10 teach him TO breathe deeply
[ This practice gives pinkness 10 th'
/ cheeks. redness 20 tho lips. warmth O.
the hands and feet. good digestion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23

10 breakfast; chow did you get here"
ooh, Santa brought me along for
telling him about Joan having been
overlooked I'll this time. lie said |
ought TO be rewarded for reporting il. p"
You will forgive Santa now. won't
sou?' asked Marian. ut wasn't his
fault. YOU sec"
This Christmas was the best Of
all" said Marian rs she kissed Joan
goodbye. and the best part is that
grandmother saws YOU will be right
here next summer when | come, for
YOUR father and mother are coming TO
/ live in the house at the gate. and your
brothers are gong 10 school.
Joan. too. went 10 school, but not with
her brothers. She helped Marian's
Aunt Ellen in many little ways. and
then Aunt Ellen taught Joan all the
things she needed 10 know so that
the next year she could 20 TO the city
and live with Marian and 90 20 school
Every summer they went back 70
the farm and two happier little girl:
/ IL was hard TO find But Of cours,
they grew up. and then one day ther,
was a new teacher at the school mo-
! far from whore Joan and Marian haC
first met. and Joan's smiling face wor
all the children just as it had wor
Marian on the day before Christmas ono,
long ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23
4 CHRISTMAS STORY ABOUT
TWO LITTLE GIRLS

Part Ill.
II would have been hard 20 tell
which little girl was the happier that
night when the door to the big parlor
was thrown open and Marian and Joan
saw the big Christmas tree.
Joan, dressed IN one OF Marian's
pretty dresses, with her black curls
clustering around her red cheeks, her
black ewes sparkling, was very pretty
sight, but She was no happier than
Marian with her pink checks and her
happy blue eyes watching Joan as she
opened her presents.
II telephoncd TO my Uncle Jack,
Marian explained TO Joan: he knows
Santa Claus, and he SAID the would see
him right of, and YOU will get something
IN your stocking tonight. Uncle Jack
said If Santa had 20 come in an airplane
he would be here before We woke up in
the morning"
But how did he get these present:
here for me-" inquired Joan.
II don't know, but mother SAYS that
Santa is very wise, and the best way
always is'not 20 ask too many qucs
tons" said Marian. But II i lot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23
Revelations of a Wife

serted looking her over with a whimsi
cal smile. "Ilcre I've been wrapping
myself in sackcloth and piing ashes on
furnace man would dump me out with
the clinkers, all because | thought YOU
were crippled for life, or would be
etcrnally minus your nerves or digcs-
ton. and would bc to blame. And here
YOU look like two-year-old just about
to have the blue ribbon pinned on.
That's getting sympathy under false
prctenscs, isn't il, Mabgc?"
Come on. Let's Eat"
'lf YOU ask me-" | returned Hippant-
", Il think she's entitled TO all the
sympathy YOU have in stock, and then
some, And sackcloth and ashes won't
hurt YOU a bit. She might have been
killed"
'Wcll, so might IT, Dicky rctortcd
with well-assumed sulliness. But
don't hear YOU doing any wailing over
the possibility. That's this new era
for YOU. Women stick together like mo-
lasscs, and devil take the poor men,"
1--WE understood the gentleman men
toned always takes care of his own,
Claire Foster murmurcd demurely, and
! saw with relief that she, too, was
playing up" There would he no awk-
wardness mt the impromptu supper.
EFT III Brutew Dicky said rcproach-
fully. Pm used Ia having Madge smear
me all over the landscape, but | did
think you'd treat me better. Come on,
let's cat. There's only one solace left
me now, and that's food. Let's hope
he lowered his voice discrectly-"that
our worthy hostess hasn't slipped any
arsenic into the food.
Mrs. Barker Helps.
Hush" ! cautioned, none too soon
rs we crossed 10 the dining table, and
Dicky drew out first my chair and then
Clairc's with the touch of gallant cere-
mony which always invests any atten-
tion of his TO women. For Mrs. Bar
kcr had appeared in the door leading
from the Kitchen hearing tray of
Steaming dishes, and | was afraid that
even her word TO me would not be
proof against anything which she might
deem impudence on Dicky's part.
But she evidently had heard nothing,
and though her manner toward both
Dicky and Claire Foster was as stiff
and iorbidding as II was cordial toward
me, she gave no verbal evidence of her
diSrleaSurc, and the meal she served
was far too good for most kings.
60 be continued)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23

Nuko picked IL up and rubbed Il
on her dress to take off the dust. which
made the silver brighter and smoother,
and when she looked NJ il, she was
surprised TO see beautiful face smiling
up ut her
Look. Granny. look" she said TO
the witch, see what | have found \
beautiful picture" And looking into
il the witch, of course, bcheld her own
face, sweet and kind, looking up at
her. YES. il is beautiful" she said
because as told you before. she saw
bceuty IN everything.
When the servant Of the Prince TO-
turned TO look for the disk he lost
his way and wandered 20 the homo Of
the witch and there he found Iuko
looking 40 her own pretty face IN the
bright smooth silver piece, even brighter
than ever because Of her rubbing II on
her dress many times.
The Prince. when he found his serv-
ant did not return. set out with the
other servants TO lind him, and after
a while they too came 10 the home
OF the witch and found the servant gaz-
ing Mt the beautiful Yuko, while she,
all unconscious gazed at herself IN the
silver disk and called il beautiful.
The Prince was very rich and power
iul and when he saw what Yuko thought
was a picture he knew that the women
OF his country would be glad 20 give golC
for seeing their own faces, Tor they
had never bcheld them because there
were no mirrors or looking glassc:
in those days.
lie told the servant IL he was in low,
with the beautiful girl 10 take be-
and her grandmother and the blacl
cat, too, 10 their city, where he woulC
have many metal disks made an,
/ luko should show them how to poliSt
and make them smooth so that all tn
ladies in the land might behold thei
own faces.
And so the servant and Yuko wer
married and became very rich. Tn
witch who was once fairy lived Wiz
them happy and comfortable, seem
beauty in all she looked upon an
helping those with plain faces-Wh
looked nto the mirror for the first time
10 look for beauty and not for ugl
ness, and SO change their thought
that the face which the mirror rC
fiected should grow beautiful, for tina
was the mirror of their soul
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23
Little Benny's
Notebook
BY Lee Pspe
The Park Ave. News

Weather. wcrse.
~poarts-Puds Simkins, Benny Potts
and LEROY ShooSter went out ice skat-
ING last Sattiddav and tired 10 show
each other how TO do different tricks,
puds coming home with both neeI
skinned, one verse than the other, and
Benny with . small bump on the side
Of his he'd and n middle size hump IN
The hack and q full Sic bump IN frunt,
and Leroy With al tho damidge Oh the
outside. sutch rs a hole IN the Tecr oi
his pants and ono in the clbo OF Ms
swctter
Sissicty.-After a consultation with
ms father Mir Sid Hunt has decided
not 10 have his Royal FLYER hysickcl
fixed owing TO the IXpcnse, smung the
things II needs being new tires
another sect, some spokes, q coat OF paint
and q bell.
Poem 10y Skinny Martin
A Dangerous Plezzure
| like sour pickles and ] like minis pc
lrregsrdlss OF the weather,
And tho know there's a time for every
thing
even like them both together.
For Sale.-A imitation mouse on I,
string. Scare the eerls and make your
self popular Chccp 10 the rite party
See Lew observation-disclosures.
Lost and Found.--Found: One in
side ont umbrella. Handle still good
VIII sell cheep or retern 20 the owner 70
site reward. Sec I'd. Nernick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23


every schcol room. The speaker pointed
on. that II does iittls good to weigh the
child and record the result IN a book
where 70 IN never seen. The weight
should be posted. and this record will
cause ths chfli 20 contrast his pr-ssrrt
weight with last weeks or last months.
II II perfectly human 20 d-sir. 20
exec. Even IN tho matter y. taking
on weight In childhood. there - eager
ness 20 best the other children.
When ne get older ne are Jus. "a
.r1ious TO take OF flesh. havs hoard
Hout animated discussions over methods
and speed Of reduction But As n Ger
ain author used 20 say. that Is another
kory.
Here are some facts you should know
~ keep the cheer OF Christmas ali the
year In your home:
There can be no doubt that the nour-
khnent OF the child's body Is Indicated
by the amount OF flesh. We do not want
the youngster 20 De FAT and fsbby. bu;
Ne do want him 20 gain steadily IN
fare and his resistance TO disease are
dependent on good nesh.
There should be steady gain IN weight
and height. Every parent must be OBJ
servant of the growth OF the child
Should II be retarded there must be az
Immediate inquiry 10 discover the r.a-
/ son. 10 ~ worse for child 20 be thin
And skinny than II r for an adult 20 b-
more or less like = living skeleton. In
Z a sense. the adult may have become &C
/ custoned 20 his frsilness. but the pool
/ it'll. puuy child is the ready victim oil
I accident and disease.
rNlnness In child does not prov,
that he IL eating 20 little. Indeed
mary skinny children seem 20 be made
that way by carrying around such load
Of food.
II Is not the lack OF food alone. bat "a.
lack OF air that causes lack OF develop
nent. \ furnace will not burn ~ithou
free circulation II air. Food will no
burn and furnish nourishmeat unles
the lungs are fully filed and REGULAR.
niled.
Deep breathing VIII DO more 20 de
velop some bodies than Will increase #
the quantity OF food. Bear this In mind
Bear IN mind. too. that children mus
have an abundance OF rest and sieeT
Keeping your child up late for work o
pleasure two or three times a week
bad business. This may be the cause Q
his lack OF development.
BY all means weigh your child regu
, larry. and make sure he Increases stead
~ in weight.
: II there wasn't n scales In your Christ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-23
HOW ROTH CLAIRE FOSTER AND
pi(kN "rlANED UP" TO MADGE

10 my own great relief, when Claire
Poster and I lcft her room together
lof the dining. room. found that |
un longer had 90 act the role of friend
lines. that u had hccoinc a reality.
Tier contntion for the affair which
hnd caused me 50 much annoyance and
Illumination. aud her eagr rather, child
hkc-dcSirc ~ atone for her fault m any
way possible. had banishcd from my
hear, the dislike and prejudice with
which | had t0me To Oak lodge,' rs
Mr., Barkrr's house Is ambitously
called
Ilcr outhrrst, only q gloriously rcch-
les time. with no thought save the iun
al living. had convinced me that no
element III affection for Dicky had en-
tered into her cscapadc. In the ruth
los. reckless manner of modern youth,
she had simply snatched % the oppor-
tunitv for good time, regardless OF
Who's feelings she hurt IN the process.
NJ, reaction m her favor, however,
did not prcNc- me from furtive,
tcnsc Watchiulncss Of the first greeting
between hur and Dicky.
was not - sure that their Journeys
toerthcr had hccn devoid OF sentimental
iniormdcs. harmless enough. no doubt,
though not particularly enjoyable from
~, standpoint But | was connected
enough ~ believe that neither Dicky
nor CLAIRE Foster vas n good enough
Motor 10 hide from me the embarrassed
CONSEQUENCES of such possible tender
passaurs II he ever had kissed her,
lnr example. ! was sure that | would
know n when | saw their meeting.
which knew was their first since
mckv had brought the girl back from
that last Wild ar ride
Dickv was ALREADY IN the dinlng-room
when W. entered. and | saw that he wa'
krcpng distinctly wary eye upon the
krrh,n door through which MIR. Bar
Nor mght be- expected To appear That
tho doughty landlady of the mountain
resort hail. m ms own favorite phrase
"rut the fear into hun. ! realized WITH
rn amused smile which ! was careful
So suppress. Then he saw us, and he
cf1.srd the room with the nonchalant,
rmrriul stride which - not the least oi
In. attractive put one hand as Il by
acridrnt upon my shoulder, and held
GOT the other cordially to Claire Poster
You've hccn playing Of, he as