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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

8

Women Offered Broad Business Opportunities At Fargo College

North Dakota Business College in Fargo showcases strong prospects for women in business with graduates securing positions at Baners Mortgage & Cattle Loan Co. and Merchants National Bank. Susie Walper, M Edwards and E McDonald alumnae now work at major institutions including the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Spring term admissions urged by president F L Watkins.

North Dakota Business College Fargo N. D Susie Walper Baners Mortgage & Cattle Loan Co M. Edwards Merchants National Bank E. McDonald Federal Reserve Bank of F. L. Watkins Front St

Bolsheviks advance near Novorossisk amid evacuations and relief themes

Troop movements and evacuations unfold as Denikin appeals for British boats to transport 40 000 soldiers. Bolsheviks close in within 30 miles of Novorossisk as Allied warships stand by for evacuation operations. Red Cross evacuates urgent cases to Théodosia and Crimea while Typhus hinders Allied defense efforts.

Novorossisk Russia Denekin Britain France Italy United States Greece American Red Cross Théodosia Crimea Black Sea Ciscaucasia London Maikop Kuban Moscow

Twin City Bank Is Robbed

Minneapolis police and St Paul investigators plus federal agents pursue a five man gang after they stole 30000 in cash and bonds from the Minnehaha State bank in daylight. The crime marks the eighth bank robbery in Minneapolis in the past year and the largest since February 10 1919.

Minneapolis St. Paul Minnehaha State Bank Liberty State Bank

Nelson Would Tax Dividend in Sixteenth Amendment

Senator Nelson of Minnesota introduced a joint resolution to amend the Sixteenth Amendment to allow Congress to tax stock dividends. The measure was sent to the Judiciary Committee after the Supreme Court ruled Congress lacked power to tax such dividends.

Washington Congress Nelson Judiciary Committee Supreme Court

Allies plan to allow Germany to send troops to Ruhr region

Berlin reports from American and British sources state the Allies will permit Germany to deploy 100000 troops to the Ruhr to uphold order. If needed, 80000 French and English soldiers will reinforce.

Berlin Cologne Anzeiger Germany Ruhr

Turkish Cabinet Resigns. Ferid Pasha to Form New Government

The Turkish cabinet led by Sali Pasha, formed on March 9, has resigned. The sultan asks Damad Ferid Pasha, former land vizier and foreign minister and head of the Paris peace delegation, to form a new government as the American Red Cross moves its supply depot to Constantinople.

Constantinople Sali Pasha Damad Ferid Pasha Paris American Red Cross

Correspondence Notes From Town Life

Bernard Jaeger sold his personal property Monday and will live in town. Johnnie Croasdaile trains at the post office under John M. Fischer. F R Lynch visits for the Packing Co. at Fargo. Weddings soon. A Parks H G Aune and E J Banders of St Paul in town on a rapping expedition. Dr Schwinghamer dentist from Napoleon practicing here. Farmers preparing to go to the fields. Blanch and Joe have returned and settled to life’s work.

Bernard Jaeger Johnnie Croasdaile John M. Fischer Packing Co Fargo A. Parks H. G. Aune E. J. Banders St. Paul Dr. Schwinghamer Napoleon Blanch Joe

Local News Summary From Harwood Area

John Jones travels from Aberdeen to oversee spring farming and land work. Mrs. McCulley visits Bismarck for glasses. Ed Brooks hauls lumber for a schoolhouse barn. Measles affect Benedict children. Dr. Winchester called. New Harwood teacher Mr Daily replaces former Friday departure. Church attendance at Oscar Larvick home. Easter services planned at Larvick school. Harwood dance reported successful. Naumann family in town. Beck ill. Dr. Hogue attended. Anton Larson town visit. Will Venue works for S G Stedman this spring.

John Jones Aberdeen Alex McCulley Bismarck Ed. Brooks H. C. Benedict Dr. Winchester Har Daily Wood School Leonard Zunrotf Rmie Cly

Land Sale Near Humbolt Iowa At 400 Per Acre

J W James reports a half section near Humbolt sold for 400 dollars per acre. He had owned the tract 28 years earlier when parts brought 12 and 18 dollars per acre. Parcel near Pollock nine miles northwest totals 760 acres for 31 000 dollars about 41 dollars per acre. Peter Van der Wal sold farm to his son Kerr and leaves with his son in law to Wyoming for a milder climate. Mrs C Naaden of Dale heads to Chicago to visit kin and plans New York City trip with siblings.

Government and Railway Co Grant County N. Dak Milwaukee R. R Geo. M. Register Bismarck N. D J. W. James Humbolt Iowa Mr. James Peter van der Wal Kerr Pollock van der Wal Wyoming Nebraska New York City Mrs. Naaden

Anti League Party Aims To Nominate Candidate

Washington reports an Anti League of Nations party weighing a candidate unless major parties oppose the covenant. It has sought Senator William F. Borah of Idaho as its standard bearer, but Borah has declined the offer.

Washington William F. Borah Idaho Borah

Horse splashes through ice but riders escape unharmed

Roy Bales and another rider fell into the river crossing near Herreid when the horse broke through the ice. Both managed to climb out without serious injuries though the incident was very cold and risky.

Herreid Roy Bales

Also Mentioned on This Page

Co. D. Smith Linton, N. D J. H. Shoemaker D. W. M. Linton North Dakota Veterinary, Medicine, and Dentistry Wolverton Hospital W. C. Wolverton M. D Linton W. H. Hinton Prof Chas Coventry Stone Drug Store Adv Bredberg & Gillespie Plumbing G. E. Mickel Linton, N.D Armstrong & Cameron Attorneys-at-Law DR. A. Schutt Haggart Leonard DU Heaume Enroll Aberdeen Business College George L. Kemper J. Schenkenberger H.S- Smith Selfridge Denikin South Advange Baron Wrangel Prinkipo Island Sea of Marmara Prinkipo Yekaterinodar Caucasus Caspian Sea Twin City Minnesota Temvik Bate DELCO Delco Light Northwestern Motor CO Linton,n. Dak Anti-League Party Samos JO. R . Service Wey Erhaeuser Weyerhaeuser Sales Company Weyerhaeuser Group Thompson Yards, Inc Weyerhaauser Group J. A. Lang Linton, N. Dak George Westbrook Dale Shockey Vin FIRST State Bank of Stasaburg Wim Wens
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