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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
6
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County announces display rates for single insertions and contract space. Rates include 25 cents per column for a single insertion, 20 cents for contract space, and ten cents per line for one insertion. Advertising copy due Tuesday noon.
The piece argues farmers should study Farm Bureau Grain Growers and National Wheat Growers. it questions officials aiding the recall effort. It notes Gummerson and Totten, tied to the nonpartisan league, left amid dropped charges and criticizes Attorney General Lemke for backing their retractions as the league’s good.
Devils Lake Journal accuses Lemke and Frazier of risking state bankruptcy to push a controversial Lemke led scheme. It claims their fall actions will harm the public, prioritizing their own advice over citizens.
Forum argues that A C Townley has dodged punishment for over three years since his 1918 indictment and arrest. Minnesota Supreme Court denied a new trial petition while he appeals to the U S Supreme Court, likely extending his stay in jail by six to twelve months. The piece criticizes wealth and political influence shielding malefactors, noting that prosecutors face costly, delaying defenses and public officials who evade prosecutions in North Dakota.
The Valley City Times Record argues a recall is the cheapest way to curb state mismanagement and a source of public funds flowed to newspapers and league managers. It says the public resents bond schemes, costly trips east, and inflated salaries amid a multiyear fiscal squeeze and delays in bills.
William Howard Taft, newly appointed chief justice, cautions that a judge’s conduct must be guided by propriety and custom rather than fixed statute. He urges avoiding extrajudicial activities to preserve impartiality and devote full time to judicial work.
The Fargo Forum praises judges for steadfast integrity, propriety, and high duties of the judiciary. It notes the country has many holding the same principles and sees value in reiterating these views to reinforce public trust in the legal system.
The United States declares that in any disarmament conference it attends the first rule must be that the U S navy shall be second to none. With Europe to the Atlantic and Japan to the Pacific, no other standard will be acceptable.
Reflection shows the senate doubts the Norris farm export corporation plan to fund a new Washington complex with 100 million dollars and back a one billion dollar bond issue. Kellogg amends to give War Finance Corporation power to aid farm banks and provide quick relief, while critics warn against bureaucratic expansion and favor targeted aid for farmers with real crop losses.
Park Center the Lutheran church of Park Center recently was dedi cated. Grand Forks about 2 000 persons attended the Grand Forks county farm bureau picnic at Bachellor s grove. St Thomas the Ottem Dall post of the American Legion held a big celebration July 14. Valley City divers have recovered the body of Paul Nicolai 21 from the Sheyenne river. Wahpeton the Fergus Falls Motor Bus company will start a bus line between this city and Fergus Falls. Minot about 100 pastors and delegates attended the State Baptist convention here. Bottineau presidents in the north half of the Newberg special school district have petitioned the county board to form a new school district. Hope the Hope businessmen have raised 896 of which 144 was used to buy an American flag and a special Legion standard. Minet J T Philips has been named president of the Lone Star Rural e company. B Gilbertson is
A notice from Watford City reports the organization of a farmers telephone company is in progress in the area. The item lists other regional notes including deaths, civic actions, and local incidents across multiple North Dakota towns.
Frank F. Allen presiding judge Fred A Oliver associate judge Co Hlsen stenographer Rev C Newcomb juvenile court officer for Emons Logan and McIntosh counties named for court duties and administration in the district.
Frank Etermaagen Nick Heisler Harry Hinton Frank Meier Jr Martin Reidlinger and Chas Paulson are listed as First Ward figures in the community roster. The brief item names several residents connected to the ward.
The Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday with Emma Norman serving as president and Mrs. Ella Pagel as vice president. Annie Pitcher is secretary and Hulda Hageman treasurer.
Lio Club meets every Friday afternoon with officers Beate tere Eres and Jean Smith serving as president and secretary-treasurer.
A historic note states the Bank of North America in Philadelphia is the sole national bank in the United States not using the word National in its name. A special act permits it to operate as a national bank without indicating the national designation.
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