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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
4
The Emmons County Record discusses the looming war and German threats, warns against traitorous acts, and notes Congresswoman Jeanette Rankin's failed vote on war. It also skewers North Dakota lawmakers and Supreme Court Justice Robinson while critiquing wartime patriotism and public commentary.
In the county school notes this week a recent attorney general letter is discussed. The piece criticizes Langer for reversing his stance, arguing the law remains clear. It questions implications for compulsory attendance and accuses Langer of political expediency and shifting meanings to fit goals.
The author notes a calm shift toward universal service, helped by wartime changes in Europe and a growing acceptance. They mention Minneapolis voters fearing the socialist Van Lear as mayor, hoping for relief as his loyalty and actions provoke worry about a vacant mayor’s seat.
The speaker urges pride in the flag and civic duty during wartime, warning against Tory sentiment, copperhead sympathy, or treason. He emphasizes choosing to live under the government and to support the nation by welcoming or remaining in the country.
A witty line notes the moment when the Montana congresswoman sat down and immediately the war began, signaling a sharp political turning point and the start of a conflict event.
Nigum began wheat drilling on Thursday the fifth. Lloyds and the Doolittle brothers visited C Lovell on Sunday. Vincent Kuntz traveled to Linton Tuesday for gasoline for his automobile. Mike Massett delivered goods to the Marie store on Saturday. Farmers resumed plowing and dishing last week with some seeding. The Monday dance of the ninth was postponed indefinitely. J R Feist was described worse Monday and visited by the parish priest. McCauliffe has an offer from a prospective buyer for his farm.
A roundup of district events and notices includes teachers' terms, student certs, and class activities. Mentions Marie's pedagogue raising early vegetables, Miss Ross finishing term, Clemens and George Rohrich’s trip to Linton, and Schuck wearing a spring hat. Also notes district legislature, church and school board plans, and Rosary meeting attendance.
Salesman wanted for lubricating oil grease specialties paint. Part of whole time with commission basis. Get orders now for spring and summer delivery. Man with rig preferred. Riverside Refining Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Catholic church listing for Saint Anthony at 810 Broadway with high mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 AM Vespers and benediction at 2 PM weekday mass at 8 AM Sacred Heart mission from Rosenthal attends from Linton on the second and fourth Sundays at 10 AM sermon provided Subscribe for the Record.
Notice that Carl L B Thompson and Gertie Thompson mortgaged property to Washburn Merrick Lumber Co on Oct 1 1915 later assigned to A J Snell will foreclose. Sale set for May 19 1917 at 2 PM at the court house in Lin ton Emmons County ND. Property Lot 1 and 2 Block 27 Kin tire ND. Debt $360 plus costs and attorney fees. Assignee A B Snell and attorney Arthur B Atkins Napoleon ND.
Notice to contractors from the Board of County Commissioners of Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed proposals by May 7 1917 for a 60 foot steel truss bridge with reinforced concrete abutments and an 18 foot roadway to be built over Beaver Creek between sections 9 and 10 132 77 Plans and specifications available at the county auditor after April 26 1917 Bids require a 5 percent certified check endorsed to the county treasurer forfeitable if the bidder fails to enter a contract Bond equal to the contract price must be filed within 16 days.
Dat at Linton North Dakota this 7th day of April AD ag17 E H Brant Auditor Emmons County ND By order of the Board of County Commissioners
County commissioners invite sealed proposals by May 7 1917 at 4 p m for 1000 yards of grading to bridge between sections 4 and 9 130 79. Bid must include 6 percent certified check, surety bond due within 15 days after award. bids may be rejected. Dated Linton N D April 7 1917 Ke Brant clerk.
County officials in Emmons County invite sealed proposals for four or more scrapers and eighteen 60 inch Fresto scrapers. Bids must be FOB to railroad points and accompanied by a 5 percent certified check made to the County Treasurer, forfeitable if the bidder refuses to sign a contract with a surety. notices dated April 7, 1917, in Linton.
Notice states bids for concrete culverts in the county may be received until 4 p.m. May 7 1917 with plans available after April 26 1917. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids and is signed by H Brant as board representative.
In Emmons county North Dakota in County Court Judge Charles B Carley presiding the petitioner Peter Munsch administrator seeks authority to sell real estate belonging to the estate of Jakob Brockel deceased The court will hear on April 28 1917 at 10 am in Linton North Dakota The respondents must appear and show cause by March 28 1917 service by publication four times in the Emmons County Record and personal service where required
Notice to Reinhold Seydel as administrator in the Peter Seydel estate that the final account is ready for settlement and distribution. A hearing is set for April 21, 1917 at the North Dakota court, with all interested parties invited to appear and file exceptions. Service by publication and mailing as required.
Frank L. Brandt, Register, announces Bert E. Hoyt of Linton North Dakota filed on December 1 1916 a contest to cancel James T. Slater and heirs interest in the E4NW EY4SW section 33 township 129 north range 78 West Fifth Principal Meridian The notice states Hoyt alleges failure to establish residence or cultivate by the entryman prior to death around May 1 1916 and by heirs since then The contest demands response within twenty days after the fourth publication with proof of service and to specify the post office for future notices Publication dates March 29 April 6 12 and 19 1917
In the matter of the estate of Ole H Aarvig deceased the final account filed by administrator J L Bell is set for final settlement on Friday April 27 1917 at 10 am in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Claimants may appear to file exceptions and contest the account before the court.
Sheriff T B Meinhover will sell for cash at the Linton court house on April 21 1917 at 2 PM the NE quarter section 14 township 136 north range 78 west of the Fifth Principal Meridian Emmons County North Dakota to satisfy a $307.34 judgment against Albert Vetter in favor of Francis aie Kowalk with costs and interest. FF L McCurdy attorney for the plaintiff based in Bismarck North Dakota.
District Court in Emmons County serves Mitchel Aarvig heirs and related parties in a case to quiet title on the NW quarter of Section 12 Township 136 North Range 76 West. Frank J. Zellmer represents the plaintiff, who seeks judgment to determine heirs and undivided one half interest in the land.
Widow Mrs James Archer Isa bel 8 D offers 480 acres of good land two miles from town all fenced and cross fenced with a good house and barn. Must sacrifice due to widowhood. Adv.
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