North Dakota Special Session Enacts 72 New Laws
Seventy two new acts and amendments from the special session became law, largely repealing or revising prior measures and affecting the industrial program and state powers. Bills cover tax, highway, banking, education, utilities, and emergency powers with notable items in S B and H B series, including road and bridge funding, state auditor changes, and new debt authorizations.
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State Board of Equalization
Missouri River Bridge
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Pembina
Motor Vehicle Registration Department
House Bills Propose State Office and Emergency Measures
The document lists House bills 54 through 60 covering creation of a state feeble minded institute office and various appropriations and tests for dairy products, reductions in school improvements, highway commission salaries, tax refunds, and an emergency-clauses rule. It notes House bill 60 overrides a constitutional league amendment, making acts effective in ten days despite lacking two thirds in both houses.
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State Highway Commission
League
County Agent Notes on Shipping, Molasses Feeding, and Silos
County agents promote shipping associations to secure market price margins and commission. Molasses feeding with straw and oats improves stock condition and acts as a laxative. molasses left from grasshopper poison can be bought at cost. The article notes 65 silos in the county and urges talking with silo owners to learn their value.
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Fred
Lee Ehr
Fred Ehr
Linton
Hazelton
Braddock
Special Session Ends Amid Senate Controversy in Bismarck
Editor reports in Bismarck last week as the extraordinary session closed amid intense debate. League senators pressed Auditor Kositzky to authorize payments despite treasury shortages, amid hours of heated dispute and legislative maneuvering. The Bismarck post of the American Legion held a special meeting following.
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Bismarck
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Kositzky
Treasury
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League presses for resignations after city session winds down
The group condemns officials including Langer and calls for resignations while resolutions urge removal of radicals from the administration. About 250 service men planned to present their petitions at Capitol, but the session closed before they could act.
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Capitol
Minnie Nielson
Langer
Hall
Kositzky
League
December term ends abruptly at Linton district court
Judge Graham presided as the December term of the district court in Linton concluded Monday night after a month of civil actions. Kremer favorable to Kremer. Joe Bosch vs Carl Bosch verdict for plaintiff. Kabusreiter case verdict $49. Julia Pool granted divorce from Klaas Pool. Others stalled: three Streeter cases carried over.
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Graham
Ellendale
Kremer
Joe Bosch
Carl Bosch
Kabusreiter
Julia Pool
Klaas Pool
Joe Bosch-Chesrown
First National Bank
Bismarck
Nuesste
F. B. Streeter
Geo. Lynn
H. C. Lynn
D. R. Streeter
Local legal notices summarized for Emmons county readers
Taken Up John Van Beek Pollock SD a black mare with a white forehead spot about four years old. Taken Up Adam Zahn Hague a red cow old and in poor condition. Ordinance City of Linton granting a franchise to Emmons County Power and Light Co providing a maximum charge of 20 cents per thousand watts for light and power.
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League
Emmons County
John van Beek
Pollock
S. D
Adam Zahn
Hague
City of
Linton
Emmons County Power & Light Co
Real Estate Transfers List From Local Records
Public records show multiple transfers including Timothy J. Crowley and wife selling to R. R. Hogue a property valued at $1. L. D. Seeman and Carrie Seeman transfer to Charlott Schwab two lots in Drake's First Addition to Linton. Clemens Rohrich and Gertrude Rohrich transfer to Johannes Fischer a described quarter section for $1. Rachel Yeager and Silas Yeager transfer to George Deisz segments of sections 17-182-77 and 17-182-77 respectively for $1. L. D. Seeman and wife sell to Martin Ackerman the southeast quadrant of 34-133-75 for $1. E. R. Ferney sells to Delmar La Mont and Clarence Cowles lot 3, block 5 in Roop's First Addition to Hazelton.
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Timothy J. Crowley
R. R. Hogue
L.D. Seeman
Carrie Seeman
Charlott Schwab
Drake
Linton
Clemens Rohrich
Gertrude Rohwich
Johannes Fischer
Rachel F. Yeager
Silas
Yeager
George Deisz
George ‘Deisz
L. D. Seeman
Martin Ackerman
E. R. Ferney
Delmar la Mont
Clarence Cowles
Roop
Hazelton
Henry H. Nieland
Earnest A. Chamney
Frank Miner
John J. Tough
Fred E. Richardson
Rosella A. Goodrich
Herbert H. Goodrich
G. H. Naramore
Fred Richardson
Isablelle Richardson
Louis Weber
H. H. Hinton
Jessie E. Hinton
Charles B. Carley
Raymond M. Volk
Ludwig Knumm
Raymond M. Vol
Anton A. Knumm
Michael Schneider
Maria Erck
Strasburg
Hendrika Heyerman
John Richards
Milwaukee Land Company
Nicholas de Fries
Alice de Fries
John B. Richards
Baumgartner
Property Transfers Listing Local Tract Deeds
A sequence of real estate transfers lists buyers and sellers in Linton and Strasburg with lot and block designations. Amounts mostly $1 or $800 and up to $8,000 appear along with references to Milwaukee Land Company additions and Baumgartner’s Addition.
Light Plant Site Lease Settled Near Thompson Yards
The long dispute over railroad property south of the Thompson Yards for a new light plant is resolved. Milwaukee attorneys accepted a lease after strenuous cost arguments. Northern Pacific, co owning the land, supported the lease throughout the negotiations.
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Northern Pacific
Wallace Blamed by Mexico for His Death
Mexico cites Wallace responsibility for the death of American James Wallace near Tampico. In a note to the U S, Mexico asserts he was intoxicated, ignored a sentry at a dangerous spot, and was shot after failing to halt. Washington released the summary of the note from Mexico City via the State department.
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Carranza
Washington
James Wallace
Tampico
Mexico
Wallace
United States
Mexico City
State Department
Floods Leave Fourteen Dead Across Deep South
Severe storms flood Alabama Georgia and Mississippi causing widespread homelessness and unemployment. Rivers reached record highs and rail schedules were disrupted as property damage runs into millions. Fourteen people were killed by the floods as waters begin to recede.
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Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Special stockholders meeting for Farmers' Elevator Co. of Linton
A special meeting of the stockholders will be held at the court house on Saturday January 3 at 2 pm to consider increasing capital stock and decide on building a new elevator If stormy the meeting moves to the following Monday All members must attend Hans Hanson secretary
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Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Linton
Court House
Hans Hanson
The Friendly Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The Methodist church calls all residents and visitors to Sunday School at 10 30 a m and an Epworth League session at 7 15 p m next Sunday. Pastor M Swaney extends a cordial invitation to attend.
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Epworth League
M. Swaney
Notes on perfect attendance and teacher exams at Wilson County
Catherine Schlosser and Bertley Fergus received Nine Month Perfect Attendance certificates. Reading Circle exams were skipped due to lack of prep. another exam planned for March or April. Three Month certificates went to many students including Clarence Simpson and Catherine Schlosser. Wilson Schoolhouse No. 3 burned. cause unknown but likely chimney defect. Classes continue in a sod building with plans for a larger brick school next year. Night schools gain interest. teachers urged to support community education. The November teacher examination yielded strong results: 35 of 47 applicants certified. others awaiting high school graduation proof. six third grade, thirteen fourth grade, several first and second grade professionals noted.
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Clarence Simpson
Williamsport
Catherine Schlosser
Albin Carlson
Kintyre
Esther Kramer
John Bosch
Bertley Fergus
Alice Irvine
George Schmidt
Winchester
Frances Schmidt
Amelia Volk
Hague
Isabelle East
Glanavon
Frank Mauk
Agnes Benz
Dana
Wilson
Aberdeen Business College Enrolls Students in Business Course
The Aberdeen Business College announces enrollment for a course in business led by manager George L. Kemper. The program promises practical training and entry into the business world.
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Aberdeen Business College
The
Business World
Aeads
George L. Kemper
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