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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
3
Notices announce mortgage foreclosures against Joseph H. Wilson and Mary Wilson by Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND and The First National Bank Napoleon ND. Sales set for March 31 1922 and May 6 1922 at 2 PM at the Emmons County courthouse.
Notice that Walter W. Tibbetts and Rosa Tibbetts mortgage to Farmers State Bank of Hazelton North Dakota recorded August 15 1919 will be foreclosed by sale at the Lin ton North Dakota courthouse on April 28 1922 at 2 PM. The property comprises Lots 9 10 11 and 12 in Block 6 Roop's First Addition Hazelton. The amount due is 1702.12 plus foreclosure costs.
Au gust Fredrickson of Kintyre North Dakota filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim to Lot 2 Section 4 Township N Range 74 W 6th Principal Meridian. The proof is to be presented before George A. Bryant Napoleon North Dakota on April 11 1922. Witnesses named are John Tonander Robert P Sisco Myron B Fallgatter and Phillip Davis all of Kintyre ND.
Notices by administrators Batzer and Harmon W. Allen call creditors and claimants to present vouchers within six months after first publication. Weller estate lists Bank of Hazelton as address. Naramore estate lists Emmons County State Bank in Braddock. Dates show first publications March 16 and March 30, 1922.
Notice of foreclosure on the September 10 1917 mortgage by Severin J Hoiness and Mabel Hoiness to Jennie Betzer. Sale set for April 15 1922 at 2 PM at Emmons County Courthouse front door for SE quarter section 14 township 136 north range 76 west. Amount due listed as 2195.97 plus foreclosure costs. Dated March 1922.
Notices to creditors of Mary Cole also known as Mary Offling deceased and to guardians of Dinisia Feist Michael Feist Elisabeth Feist and John Feist minors announce six month claims period and private land sale in Emmons County North Dakota with bids in writing by May 24 1922 and court confirmation. Publicized April 1922 in Bismarck North Dakota proceedings under executor W S Casselman and guardian Charles Coventry.
Notarized declaration for Emmons County Record ownership management and circulation as of April 1 1922. F B Streeter Linton North Dakota listed as publisher editor and business manager. owner listed as F B Streeter. Indicates stockholders and fiduciary holders per act requirements.
John R. O'Donald announces his candidacy for County Judge and asks voters in Emmons County to support him at the primary on June 28. The political advertisement urges backing from the electorate.
Ed Miller announces his candidacy for re nomination and re election as sheriff of Emmons County. He asks voters to judge his first term as satisfactory and to support his bid.
Excerpt from Colonel Repington’s diary describes Clemenceau at 8 Rue Franklin at 9 a.m. The aged leader sits at a familiar desk, with fire in his eyes and wit intact, the tiger who helped win the war still in command despite modest surroundings. Also notes early world industrial exhibition in London 1851 and modern aviation, UK unemployment, and U.S. auto industry.
An assassination attempt targeted Professor Paul N Milukoff former Russian foreign minister during a Berlin address. Vla dimir Naboukoff, secretary of state, was shot dead while shielding Milukoff about 1500 Russians witnessed the attack with about 12 shots fired and several injuries reported
A sworn statement dated March 30 1922 appears on record with official seal. Notary Chas Coventry attested the oath and public official Emmons Co. stamp notes commission expiry in 1926.
Linton North Dakota regular meeting votes to appoint two members to work with the city engineer on a railroad commission survey of telephone property. sidewalk grades set for Third Ward west of the Court House. Various bids and election expenses listed. officers appointed. meeting adjourned by Mayor Woolverton.
New York reports the last battalion of soldiers dead to be returned from France totaling 1060 bodies saluted by Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth as the Cambrian passes. Flags fly at half mast along escorting craft while 45000 service members who died overseas are brought home. about 100 bodies await shipment from England and France.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of former president arrives in New York aboard the Olympic after a long abroad voyage including Cape Town Africa, ending her overseas journey.
Department of Commerce reports February exports totaling 250.7 million dollars, down from 486.5 million year ago. Imports rose slightly to 215.7 million dollars from 214.6 million.
President Harding and Mrs Harding hosted motion picture director David Wark Griffith with Lillian and Dorothy Gish at an informal White House luncheon.
Farm Bureau notes a labor demand far exceeding supply and prioritizes local workers. Mandan Station forest shelter belt trees are exhausted. County Seed Loan blanks issued. banks handle applications via the County Agent in the field. Gopher campaigns launch in Maine led by J. G. Rorich, then Westfield. Sweet clover sowing urged. Westfield cream shipping formed. Hatch early chickens start laying. 90 eggs cover costs. 150-egg hens valued at six 100-egg hens. Pit Silo pamphlet popular with Emmons county farmers. Office hosts broad farm literature. County Farm Bureau Committee meets in the Courthouse tomorrow. County Fair planned in Linton with premiums for farm produce, poultry, livestock, sewing, baking. wholesome amusements emphasized. Simple Farm Account and Milk Record sheets available for barn records. North Dakota seed grain treatment advised to combat smut. formaldehyde solution recommended. benefits shown by Prof. Bolley’s experiments.
County districts receive apportionment funds with per capita state tuition at 1.36 and county tuition 1.60, aiding finances. Certificates and diplomas are awarded to numerous students for three and nine month terms, Reading Circle honors are listed, and timelines for finals, summer sessions, and teacher retirement fund reporting are outlined. School board meeting set for April 11 and director elections on June 6.
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