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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
6
Emmons County Record in Linton North Dakota outlines publication details Establishment 1884 pricing including 5 cents per column inch 20 cents for contract space and 10 cents per line Lecalsa Advertising copy due Tuesday noon weekly The Record circulates in the south half of Emmons County and widely in the north half of the county.
The Cavalier county league paper in Langdon has suspended publication after the chairman announced the move last week. The local organ has a new manager L C Miller, who previously managed here. Editor Stewart announces retirement and held stake in the Free Press worth several thousand dollars.
The article notes several league papers including Grand Forks American, Logan County Farmer, Stutsman County Press, Hillsboro Traill county paper, and Langdon paper, have fallen under since the last election. It reports further withdrawals from the Publishers Service Bureau and warns the local league paper may shut without bureau aid from Fay Harding.
The report notes a proposed $250 monthly sheet bid and the need to file a contract with the register of deeds. If approved, Stewart gains first chance to salvage remaining assets if Harding cannot redirect enough funds to avert further losses in the service bureau.
The paper pledges to stay clear of entangling alliances as nonpartisan groups shift tactics. It vows to inform readers about emerging combinations, stressing independence from personal political objectives and a focus on public confidence over office.
With recall elections set, old machine remnants shift stance toward Farm Bureau cooperative projects. Burdick, Farm Bureau head, shifts to Frazier and Lemke in recall campaigning while independent ranks largely oppose state ownership and back cooperative enterprise. The Record notes government-backed financing underpins Farm Bureau, while public sentiment favors improving agricultural conditions.
The Farm Bureau supports the Grain Growers and state finance backs the fight, while a state ownership program clashes with the farm bureau’s goals. Observers doubt Mr. Burdick will aid Mr. Frazier, and bureau members may resist shifting loyalties to the Frazier camp.
Frank P. Allen presides with Fred A. Oliver as associate judge and Geo M McKenna as stenographer. C H Ilsen serves as associate judge with Rev C R Newcomb as stenographer. Juvenile Court Officer assignments cover Emons Logan and McIntosh counties.
Readable ballot fragment shows Frank Sternhagen Nick Heisler Harry Hinton Frank Meier Jr Martin Reidlinger and Chas Paulson as participants in the First Ward election slate.
Ladies Guild meets Wednesday afternoon with Etta Junge as president Mary Lynn as vice president Irene Irvine as secretary Flora Carley as corresponding secretary Stella Fogle as treasurer. The note lists officers and meeting leadership for the group.
The Ladies Aid Society meets weekly with officers led by President Mrs Emma Norman and Vice President Mrs Ella Pagel. Secretary Mrs Annie Pitcher and Treasurer Mrs Hulda Hageman are listed among the key officials.
The Clio Club holds weekly Friday gatherings led by president Theresa Streeter with Jean Smith as vice president and Edith Brant serving as secretary treasurer.
A note states only one U.S. bank lacks National in its name the Bank of North America in Philadelphia. It argues a special act of Congress is needed to permit a national bank to operate without indicating its national status.
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