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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
4
The Linton Record compilation lists residents with trips to Bismarck Hazelton Temvik and Fargo. Local events include church circle hosting, a Catholic food sale, ball games, farm bureau meetings, and a hummingbird in a grove. A District highway project rumor is unconfirmed. a mortgage of community notices and obits appears.
Cleveland definite steps aim to end the nationwide coal strike and resume production at 75 percent of bituminous mines. A new sub committee drafts a wage scale based on the 1920 scale with continued checkoff. The strike termination on such an agreement would be viewed as a partial victory for both sides. United Electric Coal plans Illinois tonnage in the four state conference at Cleveland.
Harrisburg Ill hearings report fires in every coal mine in the area and mules being lowered into shafts as operators in Williamson county prepare to resume mining. Both miners and operators expect the coal strike to end within 48 hours.
Mrs Nicholina Jacobson Nelson wife of U S Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota died at the senatorial home after an illness of several years. The remains were taken to Minnesota for burial in Senator Nelsons plot at his old home in Alexandria.
Advertisement calls for entry of grain and vegetables for the Agricultural Exhibit at Linton Frontier Days on September 14 and 15 with premium list to be announced later.
Assistant Secretary of Labor E. J. Henning predicted strikes over railroads and coal would settle within a week. He forecast a period that would mark the greatest era of prosperity in history.
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