Emmons County Record Linton North Dakota Publication Note
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County is the Official Paper of Linton North Dakota The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter Advertising rates include 20 cents per column inch for single insertions 16 cents for contract space 10 cents per inch for composition Leenia ten cents per line for one insertion five cents per line for subsequent insertions The Record circulates in the south half of the county and broadly in the north half Advertising copy should reach the printer by Tuesday noon each week.
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Linton
Linton North Dakota
Leenia
North Dakota Officials Underfire in Boss Townley Claim
The Bismarck Tribune notes strong criticism of state officials linked to Townley and his alleged schemes, arguing that poor governance has harmed North Dakota and citing the speaker's own warnings about the integrity of those in power.
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Bismarck
Townley
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota and the easy path to riches
A critique claims the Industrial Commission issued bonds for the bank which then bought them, boosting the bank's capital by millions. The writer suggests this as an easy way to raise funds and advocates starting more banks to replicate the scheme.
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Bank of North Dakota
The
Industrial Commission
Parting of the Ways for J H Worst in Local Politics
The former Emmons county citizen J H Worst shifts his political allegiance from McKenzie to Townley after years of supporting Worst. The piece notes the fluidity of local political loyalties and signals a retreat from past fortunes.
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Emmons County
J. H. Worst
McKenzie
Townley
Nonpartisan League
McKenzie Gang
Agricultural College
Worst
Old Williamsport
Ed. Patterson
Burleigh County
Brinton
Les Simpson
North Dakota political factions exposed in Free Press notice
The letter flags high salaries at the Bank of North Dakota and calls for scrutiny of donations to party funds. It condemns labor votes, cites Milholland and Townley links, and notes a Fargo convention plan. It alleges a contract sale of the Free Press by Stewart and critiques local politics and fund transfers.
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Milholland
N. P. League
Townley
Fargo
Grand Forks
North Dakota Federation of Labor
Frank Milholland
State funds under strain as warrants paid and general fund drained
State treasurer warns of depleted general fund while auditor enforces placing funds in proper departments leaving about 90 000 dollars available for bills. debate rages between treasurer and auditors about handling special funds as officials clash with Bank of North Dakota support rumors. Fox and Geese metaphor echoes the political maneuvering.
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Finsucer
Kositzky
Bank of North Dakota
Free Press
Townley
Mr. K
Elimination schemes collide with middleman reality
The piece notes criticism of efforts to cut out middlemen in North Dakota markets. It cites William H. Ingersoll’s study from the National Civic Federation Review showing you cannot erase the middleman without replacing him, as wholesalers and retailers absorb the same costs and profits. It also critiques co operatives and large stores for failing to lower consumer prices and highlights the ongoing Townley era political shifts.
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William H. Ingersoll
National Civic Federation Review
Mr. Ingersoll
Great Britain
Britain
North Dakota
Peggy
Local residents travel and a near fire in Hazelton
Armstrong motored to Lin ton on business. Mikalsons return from auto trip to Aberdeen and Minnesota. Gillespie callers in Hazelton. Martha Kurtz carries mail route No 2 while Victor Bechtel on vacation. Lenharts auto trip to Minnesota lakes then twin cities. Hazelton nearly suffered a coal bin fire at Victoria elevator. Ye acribe works hard to catch up amid editorial pressures and a socialist regime. The North Dakota Press Association meeting prompts an early print run.
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H. A. ‘Armstrong
Linton
A. Mikalson
Aberdeen
8. D
Minnesota
Kurtz Bros
G. A. Lenhart
Minnesota Lakes
North Dakota Press Association
State Printing Commission
Political rancor and calls to weed out state theft
A tirade criticizes state officials auditors and treasurer over funds and warrants. It claims the Free Press distorts figures and accuses supporters of Wallingford and Townley of corrupt influence. The piece urges readers to awaken and oust the cited figures.
Pionier Presa Incident Report
The fragment notes an event titled Pionier Presa dated July 20 1919. Details are sparse but indicate a historical incident or report from that period with a place or publication reference. Further readable context is minimal.
Birth of a son reported in Pollock region
Dr Shockey reports the birth to Mr and Mrs John Fish of Westfield in the latter part of last week. Mrs Shockey and Violet visit Fargo this week. The H P Tracy family of Dale held a reunion for Selden Tracy's return from France. Naaden and a Brad dock family visited Dale last weekend. Grasshopper pests destroyed 200 acres of wheat and other crops. Reports cite light fingered thefts in Pollock with several losses recently.
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Dr. Shockey
John Fish
Westfield
Mrs. Shockey
Violet
Fargo
Doc
Linton
Northern Pacific
H. P. Tracy
Dale
Selden Tracy
France
Naaden
Braddock
Disposing of Trouble and Neighborly Burdens Exposed
A terse, cautionary note urges avoiding borrowed trouble by not taking on a neighbor’s woes and discarding unnecessary worries. The aphorism frames concern as a social duty and presents practical restraint.
City Officials and Church Schedule From Historical Page
The page lists city officials including Auditor Ed Kruger Treasurer Harl Smith Police Magistrate M T Barger Justice Don Tracy City Attorney A M Brites Chief of Police Scott Cameron and others. It also notes ward aldermen Wm J Gabbert Chris Bosch P G Books Frank Sternhagen and others. German Evangelical Friedens Church shows services at 10 30 and Sunday school at 10 00 with evening services at 7 30 led by Pastor Martin Vosseler and Reverend Geo Buzzelle.
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Stopes Eeeee
Kruger
seeees-Harl H. Smith
M. T. Barger
Don Tracy
A. M. Brites
Scott Cameron
Peter Shier Abbobboe
Teres A. M. Britts
E. D. Fogle
Seees
Osssh
L. Petrie
Friedens Church
Martin Vosseler
German Baptist Church
Rudolph Luchs
Evangelical Church
Butschart
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Lintor
F. W. Cathro
League
Stewart
Lynn
Harding
Skin & Cat
Frazier
Hagen
North Dakota Press’ Association
Mandan
State Capitol
Emmons County Free Press
State
State Auditor
A. C. Townley
State Auditor’s
State Treasurer
General Fund
Hazelton
Republican
O. K
Pollock
Linton Lodge
A. F
A.M
Hall Over
H. T. Atha
W. &. W. C. Wovlerton
See
Liston Lodge
Lillian LA Etta Junge
Recorder
Ton Mo
A. Lang
BR. H.smith
mplanTes
Peveias
Vieting
Trethers
Wolsmeun
C. C. Emith
C. C. Dom L
E.R
Resister’ of Deeds
ORS Ky
Ost
Tome Theodore Meinhover
Bup
HoHaneon
Don L. Tracy
C.F. Wagher
F. J. McConville
Ben Matthews
T. P. Lee
Ludwig Weber
J. L. DuHeaume
Eewneene
Sixth Judicial
W. L. Nuessle
Wattam
City OF
Wm. J Gabbert
Chris Bosch
P. G
Frank Sternhagen
Harry Hinton
Chas. Paulson
Episcopal Church
Saswaeee
Buzzelle Prist
the Reformed Church of
Strasburg
Rev. R. Dinker
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
M. Swaney
ST. Anthony Catholic Church
Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church
Sailer
Clio Club
Theresa Streeter
Jean Smith
Edith Brant
Treas
Katie Horner
Anna Corwine
Louise Schriner
Women's Foreign
Evangelical Missionary Society
Mary Butschat
Fannie Bechtle
Magdalena
Schott
Barbara Bechtle
Miss ‘Albina Sautter
Ladies Guild
Etta Junge
Mary Lynn
Irene Irvine
Bec
Flora Carley
Stella Fogle
Tta Junge
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