Recall election set for November first in state
A statewide recall vote will on November 1 be held for Lynn J. Frazier William Lemke and John Hagan. Petitioners report surplus signatures already and plan to secure about ten thousand more to guard against invalid names. Emmons county officials urge circulators to continue gathering signatures through September. Independent voters are urged to back recall and initiated laws to curb state spending and replace Bank of North Dakota ventures with reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn J. Frazier
Wm. Lemke
John Hagan
Secretary of State
Emmons
Emmons County
O’connor
Grand Forks
Bank of North Dakota
The
Homebuilders Association
League Ventures
League
South Dakota
Industrial Commission
Webb
Chicago
New York
Independents
Linton
American Legion notes meet Friday August 26
A local post of the American Legion calls a special meeting for Friday night August 26 to discuss special business. Notices will go to members in good standing, and dues payable members are urged to attend and join if not already. Contact local adjutant or commander for details.
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The
Legion
B. B. Schneider
Hazelton
Frank Simon Kintyre
A. H. Irvine
G. N. Turner
Linton
Weather summary for week ends with August 17 1921
U S Weather Bureau reports a week ending noon August 17 1921 with daily highs and lows, mean temperatures and 30 inch sea level pressure. Forecast calls for cloudy unsettled weather early and a heat wave later with possible storms. State report from June shows Linton had highest mean temp 72 degrees and least precipitation at 0.72 inch.
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State Meteorological Office
Bismarck
Linton
North Dakota
Washing 'Em in a Glase Now. An old-fashioned belle fades
The Dallas News observes the fate of the erstwhile fashionable society girl famed for manicure routines and snuffstick habits. The piece reflects on evolving styles and the quiet passage of a social fixture, noting how traditions endure or disappear over time.
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Dallas News
Important Notice on Precinct Workers Recall Petitions
Precinct workers with recall petitions are urged to gather as many signers as possible in the next week and send them to I. V. A. headquarters in Fargo North Dakota. The campaign has secured more than the required number and seeks a surplus of at least ten thousand to avoid disputes with Bill Lemke and associates and to deter lawsuits aimed at delaying the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N.D
Messrs
Bill Lemke
County School Notes on Teacher Permits and Hiring
County notes urge school boards to hire qualified teachers locally rather than rely on permit teachers. They report 16 to 26 daily applications, warn against issuing permits, and list last week’s teacher examination attendees. The county will be graded by the quality of teachers employed and schools may remain closed if permits are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle E. Green
Myrtle Earlywine
N. S. Sheffield
R. E. McCain
Joseph J. Vetter
Edna Buck
Irene Benson
Rose Maurer
Vern Scott
L. Lucille Pearson
Norma Scott
Stella S. Johnson
Charlotte Orthmeyer
Mabel P. Tracy
Hilda Boschker
Adeline Solbergnd
Clarence Goehring
Linton Band Boosters Make Two Trip Runs
Last Thursday and Friday the Linton band conducted booster trips to Strasburg Hague Herreid Pgilock Braddock Steele Tuttle Arena Wing McKenzie Sterling Moffit Hazelton and Temnvik. The group faced rain auto trouble in Westfield and several mechanical woes on the north run yet received warm welcomes especially at Wing and Herreid with residents praising the visit and crops seen around Herreid and Wing. The band plans explanations to Mr Seeley for damages caused by a speeding vehicle.
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Linton
Strasburg
Hague
Herreid
Pgilock
Braddock
Steele
Tuttle
Arena
Wing
McKenzie
Sterling
Moffit
Hazelton
Temnvik
A. S. Seeley
Westfield
Seeley
J. W. Blair
Wing Country
88th Division Reunion To Convene At Camp Dodge
Nearly 10 000 midwestern veterans travel from seven states Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Illinois and the Dakotas to Des Moines for the 88th Division reunion August 26 28. Camp Dodge will host a vast tent city on the state fair grounds with free housing for visiting servicemen. Former division commanders attend and General Pershing is expected to review the veterans August 27. Des Moines plans extensive social events turning the occasion into a second Armistice Day at Camp Dodge.
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Camp Dodge
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Illinois
Dakotas
Des Moines
Pershing
Old Camp Dodge
K. P. Notes See Local Team Travel to Mangan Sunday
The K. P. ball team, claiming the state title, will travel to Mangan on Sunday the 21st. Fans accompany the team and excitement is high as locals urge broad support. Organizers Otto Beck Harry Lynn and the Means Committee urge attendance to avoid missing a major event and potential court encounters.
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Inva Ee Knight
Mangan
K.P
Otto Beck Harry
Lynn
Iy and Means
Independent Voters Association Clarifies Grain Growers Ties
A letter to the Record defends the Independent Voters Association against claims of taking sides in the Grain Growers disputes. It states the I V A aims to clean up state administration and restore stability, with members belonging to various groups and no political alignment in the quarrel. It cites a Courier-News quote about a Grand Forks I V A friend and dismisses it as mistaken.
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League
U. S
Independent Voters Association
Bismarck
Courier- News
H. H. Aaker
Grand Forks
Red River City
I. VY. Oe
Asker
I. Vv
Garrid Forks
Mr. Asker
Linton School Board Election Candidates Named
The town schedules a Monday vote to elect five members of the Linton school board under the special district. Petitioners listed include W. H. Hinton for Treasurer and John Meier J 18, Vork, E. W. H. Smith, F. J. Pietz, E. H. Brant for Directors. The Record urges broader female participation and notes the election will shape school construction and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Special School District
W. H. Hinton
John Meier
Vork
E.wh. Smith
F. J. Pietz
E. H. Brant
The Life of Lincoln serial ends. next installment begins
The Record closes its Life of Lincoln serial this issue and announces a new serial about Abraham Lincoln in story form. Publishers say serials cost money and will sell for $1.50 to $2.00. readers are invited to begin with installment one next week.
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Abraham Jincol
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Notice
Episcopal Church announces Sunday services for August 21 with Sunday School and Evening Service at 7 45 P M. All welcome to attend.
Farm Bureau Briefs Clothing Schools Schedule Continues
Miss Grace DeLong, a North Dakota Home Economics graduate, will conduct sewing schools at Grange Hall Dale, Rensker and Westfield schools, Hull and Gayton Ott School, Buchanan Consolidated School from Aug 22 to Sept 1, addressing farm women’s clothing challenges. Executive Committee debates coal and feed imports at reduced or freight-free rates. members urged suggestions to county plans at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Dale
Rensker School
Westfield
Hull School
Gayton School No.7
Ott
Gayton School
Buchanan Consolidated School
Grace DeLong
University of North Dakota
the Beach
Compan
Linton and Strasburg Battle Twelve Innings at Seeman Park
In a Sunday game between Linton and Strasburg at Seeman Park the teams, both fielding only home players, lasted twelve innings with Strasburg winning 8 to 5. Strasburg rallied in the twelfth, getting three runs with no hits, aided by errors and passed balls. Linton had four-run first inning, then added a eighth-inning score. Russell pitched well for Linton. Lipp started for Strasburg and excelled, while Klein homered and Becker collected multiple hits.
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Seeman Park
Linton
Strasburg
Russell
Eugene Klein
John Lipp
Lipp
Fred Petrie
E. Becker
J. Rohrich
Stewart
H. Petrie
P. Moser
Roesell
Petrie
Rohrichs
Lynn
Shier
O. Becker
Hague
Race On For Record Signatures
A race among counties for petition signatures to qualify recall efforts continues. The Joint Campaign Committee targets at least eighty thousand names, with Adams County leading by twenty six names over last fall’s Independent governor vote, while Steele trails by thirteen. Grand Forks fifth district has surpassed one hundred percent, and several counties report strong progress as the drive extends for another week.
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Independent State
Fargo
Joint Campaign Committee
Adams County
Steele
O’connor
Fifth Legislative
Grand Forks
Seeing Him Home After Dance Prompted Confusion at Address
A narrator recounts leaving a dance with a new escort and stopping before a home to reveal her address. The escort reacts with disbelief, exclaiming he also lives there, causing a moment of bewilderment. The exchange ends as she thanks him for accompanying her home.
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Man
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Abraham Lincoln
American Legion
U. S. Weather Bureau
K. P
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