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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
4
A stream of community items from Linton and area lists visitors, personal trips, engagements, sporting plans, upcoming exhibits, and local business notes. People named include Sam Smith, John Henn, Peter DeBoer, and Ferris Cordner, with references to Frontier Days, agricultural exhibits, and a recent storm damaging crops.
A drab red yearling calf with no brand or marks has been around since April. Owner must pay charges and reclaim. The animal is at Joes Weisbeck’s place three miles west and one mile north of Hague. Contact Hague, North Dakota.
The Winchester District No. 5 school board invites sealed bids by 2 PM on August 26 for a four by thirty by twelve frame school building similar to No. 3 with outside toilets. Location is northeast corner of section 28 132 76. Five percent bid bond required. plans available at county superintendent of schools. The old School House No. 1 will be auctioned to the highest bidder at bid opening. P P Wickenheiser Clerk. Linton North Dakota July 20 to 24.
An 8 gunsmith in Illinois reported a hold up and robbery. The article mixes stray phrases and questions about geography and music including La Marseillaise and notes on population density in England. The text also mentions a Georgia man planning a project and asks if it is wet in Georgia.
Francis P. Garvan sends a forceful letter to President Harding asserting the United States government must not return chemical patent rights owned by the Chemical Foundation Inc. He accuses the attorney general and officials of misguidance and reliance on German sources. He urges absolute legality in selling and adding German patents to the Foundation and seeks full public disclosure of its operations.
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