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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
12
Effective April 15 the notice states price increases for photographic services. Developing will cost 15 cents per roll and amateur prints advance by 1 cent per print. The change reflects effects of the new Federal tax law on the industry.
An Aberdeen business college promotes itself as the Northwest’s premier business training school. It urges enrollment next Monday and claims tremendous opportunities after the war, with classes open all summer and a request to send for a catalog.
Briggle couple visit son LaDelle in Oakes as flu illness beds in. James Rush returns from Lidgerwood for a brief family visit. Edwin Smith, now discharged from aviation service, goes back to farm work with his brother. Mary E. Smith visits sister Mrs Yeater whose diabetes has worsened. Victor Bechtel, Army veteran, plans to resume mail route No. 1 work after a trip home from Indiana.
A notice from the Lignite Consumers' Mining Co of New England North Dakota outlines an economical plan to purchase lignite coal. The document references strategic steps, with emphasis on cost efficiency and supply reliability for regional buyers.
Noted philanthropist L T Cooper, famed for Tanlac health theories, conducts charity work in western cities. He donates dresses and bread, supports poor women and children, with cities including San Antonio Louisville Memphis Birmingham Atlanta and more. Sales of Tanlac are highlighted as remarkable with large bottle counts cited in Seattle Denver Ft Worth Atlanta Dallas Knoxville Louisville and Knoxville again.
Emmons County Court notice to creditors and claimants against the estate of Klaus Huizenga late of Weetfield North Dakota deceased. Administrators Arend Hasper and Anthony Compaan require claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Address for claims is Chaz Coventry Law Office Linton Emmons County. First publication April 10 1919.
The Emmons County Court of North Dakota notifies all interested parties that John Schneberger and Mary Schneberger filed a petition for letters of administration on the estate of Andrew Schneberger late of Haselton. The hearing is set for May 15, 1919 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Rooms, Linton.
The court cites Dakota and others to appear and answer the petition. The notice directs publication for three weeks in Emmons County Record. Also announces a U S Land Office notice of intent to make final proof for Harry Vanderburg at Linton on May 14 1919 with witnesses named.
The Winona School District in North Dakota will receive bids for two school houses on site in school No 8 measuring 24 by 36 feet with 10 foot posts and one 20 by 30 foot building on site in school No 4. Bids must be filed with the district clerk by the stated deadline. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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