Bismarck’s growth hints shift in politics and court news
The Record reports on Bismarck merchants the Johnson brothers expanding a store with a broad plan to draw Emmons county patrons. It covers libel suits against the paper, potential Non-Partisan League influence, Winchester school district expansion, and politics including Gov elect Frazier and Judge Robinson amid World War I developments.
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District Court
H. C. Lynn
League
Elect Frazier
Frazier
Record readers urged to renew as prices rise
The editorial notes readers to renew subscriptions as costs increase across the press industry. It explains advance payments at $1.50 rates for 1918 1919 and 1920 and warns that higher material costs will raise prices for job work and advertising. It stresses the need to keep the Record financially stable and within the office.
Rumor Flows On Local Legal Light’s Capitol Move
Rumor circulates that a prominent local lawyer intends to relocate to the Capital City. We cannot confirm the truth of the claim or provide details about the plan or timeline.
Dr L A Schipfer Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr L A Schipfer, specialist of the eye ear nose and throat, is listed in Bismarck North Dakota Ady notices.
New Judges Lose In State Supreme Court Seating
In a contest among the newly elected state supreme judges Robinson Birdzell and Grace failed to take seats on the first Monday in December as they sought under an old constitutional provision. The tradition has been to start the term the first Monday in January for about twenty five years. The new judges lost the bid.
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Winchester
Linton
Boston
United States
Robinson
Birdzell
Grace
Supreme
Center Republican
Motive Seen in Nash Hicks Killing Near Robinson
Cleon Nash killed Clarence Hicks 26 near Robinson amid a past October stabbing in a Robinson bar fight. Nash pleaded guilty at a Steele hearing and agreed to quit liquor. Advertisement notes Northern Produce Company of Bismarck buying poultry with price quotes.
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Steele
Cleon Nash
Clarence Hicks
Robinson
Nash
Hicks
Northern Produce Company
Bismarck
Adv
Special Orders for Bakers Require Advance Phone Call
Por Special Orders, phone x day in advance so as to give the baker time. Telephone your Orders.
Bids Sought for County Funds Deposit in Emmons County
Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed bids for one year to deposit the County Sinking Fund and two years for the checking account. Bids must state interest rates on average daily balances for the checking and for the sinking fund, with proposals marked accordingly and sent to the County Auditor in Linton.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons
North Imbola
Linton
N. D
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Walter W. Mewing, As
Emmons County Record
North Dakota
By FF. B. Streeter
Emmons County
Linton, N. D
Bisaarck
Johnson Brothers
Ers
Fourth Street
Grad Pacific
the Record
George W. Lynn
Supreme Court
China
Ned
Jorgenson
Germany
Verdun
England
Uncle Sam
L. A. Schipfer
Bismarck, N. D.—Ady
Farmer
Leonard DU Heaume
John Rh. Snyder
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
Cc. O. Smith
the Home Hotel
Henry Ruede
Turner Hotel
Idays
Johnson's
Johnson's Ladies
Coats
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