Official County Paper of Emmons County
Emmons County Record in Linton North Dakota proclaims itself the official city paper and Pioneer Paper of Emmons County established 1884 published by B Streeter as second class matter at the Linton postoffice.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
6
Emmons County Record in Linton North Dakota proclaims itself the official city paper and Pioneer Paper of Emmons County established 1884 published by B Streeter as second class matter at the Linton postoffice.
Rates outline charges for column inch and line advertising plus composition. The Record circulates across the county, with deadlines urging advertisers to place copy with the printer by Tuesday noon each week.
The article notes drought and economic strain in Emmons County with Hazelton cutting luxuries and laying off workers while Linton preserves more stability. It cites Bill Lemke visiting Linton, a contentious local school election, and a new school board pledging rapid construction as finances allow.
The unnamed Danish presiding figure criticized for failing to gather signatures now helps fuel signature collection for recall petitions. Linton faces renewed effort as the local effort strengthens with few refusals among those asked, boosting I. V. A. activity and pressing independent headquarters.
A typographical error in last week’s Record listed Emmons county recall signatures as 33 but the correct count was 337 at the time. Since then many more names were received, boosting Emmons county’s standing in the final list due to Mr Miller’s editorial contribution.
A North Dakota editorial defends strict business methods and rebuts J I Cahill of Bismarck for allegedly claiming a man can be as loyal under the red flag as any other. The Forum’s retraction is reproduced, and Cahill’s statements are labeled false.
Emmons County Free Press reports Mr. Cahill rejected a last year accusation that he said he could be as good a citizen under the red flag as under any flag. He produced affidavits denying the remark and demanded a retraction from The Fargo Forum, which printed it first. The Forum later published a retraction and has since stopped discussions.
The Forum rebukes Cahill for disputing a garbled remark at a famous meeting. It stresses the core issue is his current beliefs about the red flag and socialism. Cahill could resolve the dispute by stating his views. otherwise his connection to the state’s schools may be terminated with a new governor.
In Okreek South Dakota Bishop Hugh L Burte leads 5000 Ree Indians to convocation this week. Grand Forks delegates return from Rotary convention. Grand Forks posts elect delegates for state American Legion convention in Jamestown Sept 28 29.
North Dakota items cover Minot poor relief limits and city funds, court actions in Bismarck, county and state projects in Napoleon Jamestown and Grand Forks events, infrastructure updates at Devils Lake and Minot, legal notices, and community developments across numerous towns including Bismarck Fairmount Mandan and Wahpeton.
T. P. Lee chairs the meeting as chairman with candidates Frank Goughnour J. McConville Jacob Schall and Lou Heaume listed as district selections. The unnamed event signals a party slate in the Second District.
Frank P. Allen presiding judge Fred A. Oliver associate judge Co H Qisen and stenographers Geo M McKenna Rev C R Newcomb named for juvenile court. Officer for Emons Logan and McIntosh counties listed.
Fragmentary OCR lists names associated with First and Second Ward positions including Frank Sternhagen Nick Heisler Hararty Hinton Meier Jr Reidlinger Taira and Paulson with no clear roles or outcomes.
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