Dakota Central Telephone proposes new rates at Linton ND
The Railroad Commission records a tariff filed November 15 1921 by Dakota Central Telephone Co for Linton exchange effective January 1 1922. Rates include business 3.09 and residence 2.50 monthly with discounts for early payments. Rural and display rates listed. A hearing Feb 9 1921 led to a metallic system upgrade cost 2546.09 with total investment 13896.83. Protests due by December 18 1921.
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The
Railroad Commission
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Linton
North Dakota
Linton Exchange
North ‘Dakota
Christianity and the world crisis sermon call to God
Dr Geo Mecklenburg, executive secretary for the Methodist Church, warns the world is in a ferment and that a universal war could erupt within seven years if current forces run unchecked. He argues America must restore God to daily life to avoid barbarism and widespread misery.
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Geo. Mecklenburg
Methodist Church
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
M. E. Church
America
God
Carpenter Buys Yards In Lumber Sale
The Merrick Lumber Co of Napoleon has completed the sale of their lumber and yards at Kintyre and Braddock to Eggs H. Carpenter Lumber Company of Minneapolis. Mr. B. L. Washburn of this city reports the move and indicates possession will be taken soon by Carpenter.
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Washburn
Merrick Lumber Co
Napoleon
Kintyre ‘and Braddock
Eggs H. Carpenter. Lumber Com. Pany
Minneapolis
County School Notes Highlight Flags and Punctuality Awards
A long school notes column cites flag status at many schools, notes delays due to funds, and lists students earning Punctuality Buttons. It also mentions a Thanksgiving program, a local eye clinic, and receipts to the Children’s Home, with appeals for clothing donations and distribution to needy children.
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Katie Volk
Anna Bosch
Linton Special
Alfred Dykema
Bakker
Barbara Schwahn
Lipp Dist
Beatrice Blowers
Letha Thompson
Dorothy Kruger
Joseph Volk
Gladis Meier
Aristina Weiszhaar
Anna Bitz
Arthur Malpass
Joseph ™ “Martin
Magdalena Goldada
Ida Vossler
Bennie Bosch
Ida Meier
Linton
Vivian
Weldon Burbage
Burr Oak
Gurdis Dykema
Sydney Wolf
Clarence Heun
Willie Dyk
Anna Volk
Valentine Feist
Lewis Werlinger
Anna Klein
Anton Volk
Raymond Klein
George Marquardt
Katherine Schatz
Teresa Miller
Lawrence Klein
Emil Arndt
Julius Thiele
Theresa Schmidt
Agatha Sahli
Jacob Miller
Margaret Klein
Frank Fischer
Theophile Fischer
Alma Sahli
Anna Werlinger
Mary Schatz
Hildegard Wolf
Joseph Schmidt
Hague
Dora Stancel
Phyllis Liversage
Clara Stancel
Clifford Thompson
Orville Hanson
Herbert Hanson
Raymond Day
Robert Day
Florence White
Miles White
Everett Sisco
Aldo Sundahl
Ellen Gorder
Mildred Urevig
Sylvia Thompson
Easton Barta
Annie Sundahl
Donald Fallgatter
Lola Rambough
Dakem
W. F. Woods
Miss Gese
Downes
Martha August
Lydia Brown
Kathryn Schon
Hattie McCulley
Edna Mauk
Christmas Hymn Echoes From Ancient Light
A historical verse reflects on Christmas as a divine light from heaven and the Prince of Peace. Angels sang at the first Christmas morn, and the hymn remains heard through ages. The poem links peace on earth with eternal echoes and a call to listen amid growing national fervor. Record shows a value noted as $2.09.
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Earth
Nationa
Christmas Message From Postmaster General Hays
The 1921 appeal urges American schoolchildren to mail Christmas parcels this week to ease the holiday rush. It explains proper addressing, postage, and packaging to save time and money, urging families to have clear house numbers and legible from addresses and to avoid small envelopes.
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Washington
United States
Post Office
Sam
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Postal Service
The Little Christmas Seals Health Crusade Story
The piece extols the Little Christmas Seals and the Health Crusade, stressing tuberculosis prevention through childhood hygiene education. It cites 40,000 North Dakota children as Health Crusaders and laments TB’s wide reach and economic cost while honoring historical figures who battled disease.
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North Dakota
William of Orange
Keats
Schiller
Chopin
John Paul Jones
Raphael
Robert Louis Stevenson
Phipps Institute
Philadelphia
No Laughing Matter Over Ten Thousand Dollar Loss
A terse exchange centers on a ten thousand dollar loss with blame placing on another party. The dialogue hints at a contested purchase and responsibility, framed as a serious dispute rather than a casual remark. Names and locations are not provided in the fragments.
Court Grind Started In Civil Suit Over Cattle Losses
Court actions dominated Tuesday and Wednesday with the civil case Ja cobsen Dunn v Anton Horner to recover about 2000 dollars after a 9000 dollar cattle sale led to check nonpayment and lower resale value. Jury list included named residents. several cases were dismissed or continued. many trials likely to run through the week.
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Jacobsen & Dunn
Anton Horner
John Horner
R. Stellflug
Archie Frederick
J. A. Hirning
Joe Wohlman
Henry Heyne
Iver Edholm
J. A. White
L. Langhers
A. B. Luce
Lee Hanley
Arthur Green
Wm. Winterberg
Burke
Bismarck
Lynn & Lynn
State of North Dakota
John P. Schott
Ed. Gentz
Leroy Irvine
George Pettis
Anton Schweitzer
Alex. Hoffart
Sebastian Krumm
Lewis Torkelson
Salmonson
Walterdorf & Bernhart
Hogue
City National Bank
Emmons County Light & Power Connection
Templeton State Bank
Fred Stirring
State
Geo. Sempel
Scheer
Drayton
Security State Bank
Milwaukee Land Co
DeBoer
Biddlecomb
Klabunde
Brogden
W. B. Otto Co
L. Horstmeyer
S. M. Nagle
W. S. Chandler
J. J. Kramer
Et al
Jacob Merkel
Karoline Oster
Peter Oster
Knutson
Naaden
Wm. Beseler
H. A. Reamann
Anton Grunefelder
Henry Reamann
Andreas Kelsch
John Mennes
R. J. Fairchild
Linton
Security State Bank of Kintyre
J. A. Peterson
Anna Bosch
R. R. Hogue
Ignatz Bosch
Kasimer Mastel
Anna Johnstonbaugh
Art Johnstonbaugh
Ethel Jakobson
Krist Jakobson
A. Frederickson
T. B. Meinhover
Court Action to Oust Receivers in Grant County
In Grant county a district court action has been filed to oust several nonpartisan league receivers of defunct banks. The suit accuses them of wasting bank assets. C. L. Merrick, a stockholder, sues to remove the receivers including C. L. Young, state treasurer under Obert Olson.
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Grant County
Nonpartisan League
C. L. Merrick
C. L. Young
Obert Olson
Knights of Pything elect officers for ensuing year
Officers chosen at the Knights of Pything meeting last Thursday include Grand Lodge delegate Harry Hinton with alternates C C Smith and J A Lang. Other posts named: C C H H Hanson VCC Aug Winroth Prelate R Sautter Master of Arms Chas DeWitt Inner Guard Albert Shier Outer Guard Ed Gentz Finance Otto Becker Exchequer Don Tracy Keeper Oscar Bertheau Trustees Gillespie Streeter.
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Knights of Pything
Grand Lodge
Harry Hinton
C. C. Smith
J. A. Lang
C.C
H. H. Hanson
V.C.C
Aug. Winroth
R. Sautter
Chas. DeWitt
Albert Shier
Ed. Gentz
Otto. Becker
Hair bobbed for oldest resident at Newark home
The management of the Daughters of Israel Home for the Aged in Newark New Jersey granted the request of the 110 year old resident to have her hair bobbed like younger girls. The brief notice notes a subscription price of 2.60.
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Daughters of Israel: Home For the Aged
Newark
N. J
May Drop Nominations by Nonpartisan League Plan
The Nonpartisan League may drop nominating candidates and instead back only supporters of its program. A.C. Townley is credited with the reorganization idea to create a “balance of power” and avoid office seekers. North Dakota factions expect a fight over adopting the plan at state conventions after Townley’s jail release.
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Nonpartisan League
League
Antisaloon League
A.C. Townley
United Press
Minneapolis
Fargo Forum
The
Journal
Townley
Old League
Jackson County
North Dakota
Squander Funds of Unions Criticized by Minnesota Leader
Maynard Peterson, fifth district vice president of the Minnesota State Federation of Labor, reports to Samuel Gompers alleging funds misused and politics dominating Minneapolis labor groups. He targets the Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly as radical and ineffective, claiming finances fund socialist picnics and nonproductive organizers, with halls used for revolutionary speakers and a damaged A F of L charter mocked by Haywood followers.
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Minneapolis
Samuel Gompers
Maynard Peterson
Fifth District
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Gompers
Peterson
Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Bona Fide Labor Movement
A. F. of L
Trades and Labor Assembly
Bill Haywood
Mohn Triumphs At YMCA Mixer In Two Minute Bout
University News Service reports Walter Mohn won a two minute match against a weight equal opponent at a YMCA mixer. Initiation day for new girls dorm members occurred Monday November 28. Campus classes featured humorous scenes and smooth initiation. University Press Club advances a plan to supply news to select state newspapers with journalism students actively involved.
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Walter Mohn
University Press Club
WEHE TO GET PAY IN COURT DECIDES FORMER GOV FRAZIER ACTION
Court rules J Webe entitled to compensation for period he was kept out of office by former Gov Frazier. Ruling details how the removal attempt affected his position and pay, with emphasis on the legality of the claim and the duration of exclusion.
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J. Webe
Ecb Dae Renal Setis Werke
Frazier
Bornees
Sygeietes
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B. L. Washburn
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Iancribe
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