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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
3
Foreclosure sale announced for a 1919 mortgage on Hazelton land, Lot 9–12 in Roop’s Addition, with $1702.12 due, to be held April 28 1922 at 2 PM in Linton Court House. Also notices to creditors of G H Naramore and Mary Cole, executors named, and public citation for Emmons County succession case in Winnie Roberts matter.
Notice that Charles E Richardson and Bertha Richardson mortgage to James C Nelson dated December 1 1920 in Emmons County North Dakota will be foreclosed by sale at the courthouse in Linton on May 27 at 2 o clock PM. Auction will cover South half and North half of lot and block in Section Thirty Four Township One Hundred Thirty Nine Range Nine West. Total debt listed around 2387.00 plus costs and interest.
Sealed bids for construction of two culverts on Sampson Avenue between Second and Waird streets and across Third Street in Third Ward City of Linton ND will be received until May 1922 at 8 o clock P. M. Bids for each culvert must be separate and comply with specifications on file with the City Auditor. The council reserves right to reject any or all bids. Anril 18 E. H. SMITH City Auditor.
City of Linton invites bids for sidewalks and crossings to July 1 1922 with bids due May 1 1922 at 8 o clock P M. Bids must meet ordinance grades standards and materials. City reserves right to reject any bid. Linton N April 18 1922 B H SMITH City Auditor.
Excerpt from Samuel Butler's The Way of All Flesh contrasts youth and age. It notes springlike youth is overpraised yet rarely lucky, while autumn brings steadier gains. It cites Fonteille and Dr Johnson on happiness in later life, and reflects on mortality and fear.
John R. O'Donald files as a candidate for County Judge in Emmons County. He asks voters to support him at the June 28 primary and expresses appreciation for any endorsement.
Ed Miller seeks re nomination and re election as Emmons County sheriff. He appeals to voters and notes his first term service as satisfactory and asks for continued support.
A resident announces candidacy for nomination as County Judge in the June Primary 1922. He thanks Emmons County voters for past support and expresses confidence that his experience will help him discharge the office’s duties in the future.
The speaker declares candidacy for the office of County Treasurer subject to voter choice at the primary election held on June 28. The message emphasizes official intent to run and participate in the electoral process.
A candidate to the office of Clerk of the District Court in Emmons County North Dakota appeals to voters at the upcoming June 28 1922 primaries. He asks for support based on his record and expresses thanks and respect.
Senator Porter J McCumber North Dakota chairman of the Senate Finance committee defends a consumer friendly tariff bill calling it a national tariff measure meant to bring prosperity. He notes agricultural protections are strengthened and that Senate duties will be lower than House proposals while maintaining a protective base.
Four state grain marketing cooperatives voted to submit a referendum to their memberships on forming a single state grain marketing agency. Hans Georgeson, president of the state Farm Bureau federation, would appoint a committee to draft plans if the referendum passes. Northwest Wheat Growers and National Wheat Growers refused to sanction the plan. Equity Co-operative Exchange and U S Grain Growers voted in favor.
A. M. Britts announces candidacy for Clerk of Court in the June 28 primary. He emphasizes timely records management and open access to case files as key priorities for voters.
The text notes the first US gold coinage of eagles and related coins in 1792 and lists mintages including double eagles and eagles. It traces the eagle as a symbol from Ireland's early use to ancient Persia and Rome, and mentions Charlemagne, Napoleon I and III, and Austrian and Prussian standards.
George Gavin Duffy the minister of foreign affairs in the Dail Eireann cabinet was seized by a crowd of young men and women and dragged from a platform where he spoke at a pro treaty gathering. Disturbers caused consternation but withdrew shouting Long Live Eamon De Valera and long live the republic of Ireland.
Tolowa Commission Hearing will be attended by St Paul Irvan Bowen commissioner of the Railroad and Warehouse commission A L Flinn rate expert and Joseph Montgomery president of Central Co operative Live Stock Shippers of South St Paul to protect Minnesota livestock shippers at a hearing before Examiner Seal of the Interstate Commerce Commission in Sioux City Iowa.
Frank Bracelin, commercial superintendent, said the recent siset storm in the Northwestern Bell territory blew down more than 1,200 telephone poles causing about 50 000 dollars in damage.
A patient in Minnesota is scheduled for an operation at Maye Hospital, with treatment details not disclosed in the brief note.
Commentary on etiquette guides and a New York World quip endorses a practical view of dating norms. The piece mocks rigid rules and suggests a couple should decide locally, joking that she should invite him in to break fast after a dance.
The Northern Pacific moves its western executive offices from Tacoma to Seattle closing a long rivalry over terminal sites. Seattle grew rapidly after 1880 and 1900, surpassing Tacoma in population by 1920. An intercity committee may ease bitter relations and promote a shared metropolitan center.
Campaign activity focused on harmony in Republican and Democratic camps as Jamestown hosts two caucuses to nominate favored sons for June primaries. McCumber aides push unity while questioning the convention’s legality. Christianson eyed by progressives though he has not announced. Two caucuses set for Tuesday at 3 and 8 p.m.
Tors see to it that the bait is used systematically. Grow corn for feed end lots of it.
Representatives from U G G Equity Cooperative Northwest Wheat Growers and National Wheat Growers gathered in Fargo last Tuesday and Wednesday to form a single selling or buying agency in the state. Wm. Guy ND Wool Growers secretary notes wool investments yield ten cents per one cent paid and points to emergency tariff gains. Other reports cite cost-of-production tracking, early maturing corn, potato culture demonstrations, cow testing, and rust resistant D1 wheat trials in Stutsman County.
Judge Christianson on Tuesday released a letter in response to a hypothetical Jamestown convention endorsement for U S senator. He declined a definite answer, saying he would weigh the matter with the conscience and importance it deserves.
Senate Republicans voted 36 to 9 to back a soldiers bonus bill this session. The conference urged finance committee Republicans to report a bill soon and to proceed Thursday with the administration tariff measure. Chairman McCumber returns to urge the tariff, while the bonus would be taken up after. President Harding favors advancing the tariff ahead of the bonus.
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