Estate of Emmet Palmer Administration Notice
In Emmons County North Dakota County Court before Judge Don L Tracy the estate of Emmet Palmer deceased is cited. Petitioner Muth Palmer seeks letters of administration to F C Fritchard Stacyville Iowa. Hearing set September 13 1939 at 10 am in Linton ND. Publication for three weeks in Emmons County Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Emmons
Don L. Tracy
Emmet Palmer
Muth Palmer
James Palmer
Link Palmer
Davia Palmer
Clara Delaney
Beenie Decker
Agnea Johnson
Irene Hindee
Emmet Palmer Jate
Union
Mitchell
Iowa
F. C .Pritchard
Stacyville
Linton
Beal
Emmons County
Notice for bids for new schoolhouse
Sealed bids are invited by the Board of Omid School District No. 20 for a 20 by 28 building with 10 foot posts and 12 foot ceiling toward the center. Bids due September 6 at 2:00 PM with a $200 certified check. The district may reject any bids. Plans on file with county superintendent and district clerk. Bid submissions to the clerk. By order of the School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Omid
School Board of
Mio
W. H. Johnson
Notice for Bids on New Schoolhouse No. 5
Bakker school district No. 10 invites bids by August 28 for a 22 by 32 foot schoolhouse with 10 foot posts and 12 foot center ceiling. A $200 certified check accompanies each bid. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Plans on file with the district clerk. bids sent to Anthony Compaan, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Bakker
Bakker School District No
Anthony Compaan
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Lorenz Vetach
Christian Senger administrator of Lorenz Vetach deceased invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to Charles Coventry law office in Lin ton Emmons County North Dakota. First published July 24 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smary Vetsch
Peter Vetach
Ignatz Vetsch
Simon Schmidt
Christian Senger
Lorenz Vetach
Hague
Emmons
N. Dakota
Chas
Coventry
Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
Auction Sale Owing to Ill Health Discontinues Farm Property
Ill health forces sale at public auction of farm personal property at my farm 20 miles south west of Linton 7 miles north of Wim on Section 4 131 79 Friday August 22 1919 sale starts 10 oclock free land at noon items include gray mares buckskin mare gelding binch mares and other livestock plus household goods and farming gear with details read from the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Wim
Auction listing for farming implements and equipment
A Brunt Grill auction lists items including 1 mower 1 rake 12 ft drag 1 cultivator 144 m John Deere gang plow 116 in sulky plow 2 lumber wagons 1 double seated buggy nearly new 1 disc 1 sleigh 1 walking plow 2 sets work harness 1 cream separator blacksmith tools 1 fanning mill and many other articles too numerous to mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunt Grill
John Deere Gang
John Deere
George 8 Nelson Owner Auctioneers List July August
George 8 Nelson owner with auctioneers John Bader F J Pietz auctioneer clerk. Notes mention Issues of July List and August 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Nelson
John Bader
F. J. Pietz
American Legion Notes Dan R Richardson Post Meeting Schedule
Dan R Richardson Post American Legion meets on the first and third Fridays each month in Linton North Dakota. Visiting soldiers sailors and marines are welcome. Commander F B Streeter Vice Commander Geo Montieth Adjutant Enoch Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R. Richardson
American Legion
Linton
North Dakota
F. B. Streeter
Geo. Montieth
Enoch Becker
Meeting of American Legion Post at Strasburg
The American Legion Dan R. Richardson Post holds a meeting in Strasburg on Saturday evening August 16 at 8 p.m. All returned service men are urged to attend.
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American Legion
Dan R. Richardson
Strasburg
Discharged Service Men Advised on Filing Data
Those desiring to pursue benefits should contact A. E. Becker in Linton North Dakota at the Adjutant Legion to file required information with the state adjutant general before applying for state soldiers compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Becker
Linton
N. D
Dan R. Richardson Post
American Legion
State Adjutant General
Rail unions urge congressional pay rise and wage reform
Washington August 8 1920 President Wilson authorizes Director General Hines to consider higher rail wage demands if workers resume, after unions threaten a nationwide strike. United unions press for funding by Congress with rate adjustments and cost cutting while backing a plan to curb private capital in railroads.
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Washington
Wileen
Hines
Cummins
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Wilson
Congress
Ecore
Organised Labor
Power of United Action Looms Over Railway Unions
A historical account compares current conditions to the Adamson Act era, warning that danger increases as both brotherhoods and broader unions coordinate. The piece notes unions must maintain equipment and move trains, raising stakes for coordinated action across the transportation sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Action
Brotherhoods
Profiteering in Shoes Charged by Trade Board Report
Washington reports the federal trade commission says high shoe prices stem from excessive profits across the industry. Packagers allegedly pyramided costs via hides, with tanners, manufacturers, and retailers each adding outsized margins and unjustified prices.
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Trade Board
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Airplane dance flight from Fairmont to Interlochen Lake
Harold C. Donaldson a former army aviator from Millford Iowa pioneers air travel to a dance. He departed his home in the evening in an airplane, stopped at Ceylon to pick up a friend, then flew to the dancing pavilion at Interlochen lake near Fairmont Minnesota. After hearing Home Sweet Home they walked to the pavilion and returned home by plane with friends.
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Fairmont
Minn
Harold C. Donaldson
Millford
Iowa
Ceylon
Interlochen Lake
Sweet Home
Donaldson
North Dakota News Roundup Highlights Local Events
A wide range of North Dakota notes includes a fatal lightning death near Linton, a new permanent swine breeders group in Suartment county, a school addition in Zup, record July water use in Hiamarck, and a former banker jailed in Fargo. Other items cover highway contracts, a jewelry shop near-electrocution scare, state curriculum plans, pharmaceutical meeting highlights, and various regional developments across towns like Minot, Bismarck, Dickinson, and Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
John Scherr
Formin
Suargent County
Duroc Jersey
Zup
Minot
Napoleon
Logan County
Here
Mott
Mark Syverud
Bismarck
Fargo
North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
John Wold
Grand Forks
John H. Worst
State Agricultural College
Lynn J. Frazier
Hettinger County
Hans Loehren
Donald Bmck
Edward Crary
Bentley
William O'Brien
State Penitentiary
Post Office Department
Washington
North
Dakota
Carrington
Harvey
Valley City
Marion
Flaxton
Towner
Stat
Carl ‘Kositsky
Dickinson
Devils Lake
Biomarck
W. F. Crewe
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
North Dakota
Crewe
Hail Insurance Department
Richardton
Hazelton
George ‘A. Monteith
American Legion
Williston
Williama
McKennzie
Burdick
W.C. T.U
Drake
Biamarck
Zenn Irma ‘Trinka
Dickinston
William
Greenleaf
War Camp Community Service
Twin Cities
James Carling
St. Paul
L. W. Hope
Ada In
William Langer
United States
Pal‘mer
Nikola Deh
Grasshopper outbreak threats aid and crop losses cited
Stewart Lockwood of North Dakota State College warns 1920 and 1921 crop shortages loom as grasshoppers spread. Most damage comes from fields allowed to revert to weeds. costs range from 1000 to 87000 dollars per county. Captain Thomas J. Lough severely injured in Fargo highway incident may be first state worker to claim workers compensation benefits.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Stewart Lockwood
The
Agricultural College
Lockwood
Poudaides
Felice Rowe
New Rockford
Thomas J. Lough
State Highway Commission
Lough
Greskila Compares Crowniogo to Wordsworth in Century Context
The text cites Gilbert Murray arguing that as the mind develops during life it progresses similarly to other growth. It contrasts Crowniogo and Wordsworth as subjects of debate about poetic merit within a Century Magazine discussion.
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Greskila
Crowniogoes
Wordsworth
Gilbert Murray
Century Magazine
Paper Shelf for Sorting and Stacking Papes
A simple basement shelving idea to organize old papers and machines. Build a rack on the shelf with 2 inch wide slats spaced 3 inches apart to tie bundles securely. After tying, Dundles are ready to store in a corner for sale.
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Eac Cnieg
Women Live Longer Than Men in 1900 Census
Census records reveal more women than men reach ages ninety five to ninety nine in 1900. Of 6 208 people aged 95 to 99, 8 598 were women.
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United States
Shopping miscue in a bustling store ends in a joke
Mrs Brown, weighing over 250, visits a shop seeking a waist. She asks a salesgirl, who then uses a speaking tube to relay a command from Maizia, shouting down one jumbo amid the chagrin of Mr Brown.
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United
Seurcs
Dsaler
Gabbert
Gubbert, Cransies,& Bray Line
Mestell Traine
Milwaukee
N. P. Linse
Shere
Seadee
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