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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
6
The Emmons County Record, official county newspaper and Pioneer Paper of Emmons County, is published in Linton North Dakota. Display rates are 25 cents per column inch for single insertion, 20 cents for contract space, and ten cents per line for one insertion. advertising copy due Tuesday noon weekly.
Representatives Heaton and Anderson of Burleigh county may seek re election with a third member likely a serviceman. Judge Nuessle campaigns for supreme bench. Birdsell and S Johnson also tipped as winners. The independent Republican county convention call appears elsewhere urging full county representation and a free for all campaign with multiple candidates.
Precinct chairs are urged to record the April 15 county convention date and secure proper precinct representation. The league faces waning influence as endorsements falter under new leadership, debt, and self-financing candidates. The piece analyzes shifts in support for Frazier, Baker, Christianson, and independents, noting labor, women, and international notes.
An OCR compiled roundup notes Laramore and Grand Forks bankers planning groups, rail and power projects in several towns, births and deaths, legal actions, and municipal reforms. Occurrences include electing officials, road and drainage programs, farm cooperatives, factory openings, and accidents across Bismarck to Jamestown and Dickinson with multiple local developments.
Readable listing of Emmons County officials headed by Treasurer Chas B Carley and Register of Deeds A H Irvine, with Sheriff EW Miller, County Judge Don Tracy, Clerk of Court, Superintendent of Schools F Wagher, State's Attorney H Hanson, Coroner Coventry, and others. Includes Official Newspaper T P Lee and personnel like Jacob Schall and Frank Allen. notes Juvenile Court Officer for Emmons Logan and McIntosh Counties.
A fragmentary notice lists Frank St Nick Heisl, Frank Meier Jr, Martin Reidlinger, Chas Paulson and others. Details unreadable in the OCR leave the event type and purpose unclear, but names imply a community gathering or meeting in progress.
Harding Cor Sec Ellyn Page Recording Sec Nellie Freeman CLIO CLUB meets each Friday afternoon with Theresa Streeter as president Jean Smith vice president Edith Brant secretary treasurer.
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