Socialism in turmoil and calls for stable governance
The American Press Association column denounces socialism and bolshevism, laments graft in wartime government, and urges the new administration and Republicans to stabilize living conditions. It warns against demagogy and social hatred while arguing for unity in business and farming recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Debs
Bird
Emma Goldman
Republican Party
Shipping Board
Beware Promoters and the lure of quick wealth
A cautious note on promoter rhetoric warns readers to distrust grand promises of wealth and happiness. It cites gullible investors and contrasts ignorant and shrewd buyers. It also summarizes Sen McCumber's opposition to a soldiers bonus bill, noting cost concerns and potential future action.
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Sen. McCumber
House
Legion
Senate
Bonus for all other government employees sparks debate
The piece critiques military bonuses and wages from Uncle Sam, noting wartime sacrifice and peacetime pay debates. It questions current bonuses, suggests a future lump-sum payment at age 101 to living service members, and features Sen McCum ber's concerns about affordable bonuses now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sen. McCumber
Bank of North Dakota: League blamed for financial mess
The article contends the nonpartisan league caused the Bank of North Dakota troubles by channeling public funds to favored banks and nonresidents. It accuses Townley and allied bankers of inflated real estate loans, political manipulation, and profits at the expense of farmers, schools, and citizens. It warns of future disappointments but asserts democracy requires action and compliance with laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Nonpartisan League
Bank of North Dakota
Townley
Active League
Cathro
Turner announces arrival of charming boy Jack Pickford
Linton residents received a notice from H N Turner former Linton opera house manager now running a Pine City Minnesota show house. The announcement proclaims the arrival of a charming boy named Jack Pickford to the Turner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
H. N. Turner
Linton Opera House
Pine City
Minn
Jack Pickford
Comedy In Wrong at Family Theatre This Saturday
The family theatre will show the comedy In Wrong on Saturday December 18, with performance details printed in local listings. Audience members can expect a lighthearted curtain raiser as part of weekend entertainment.
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Family Theatre
Hedging preserves cash grain market says local columnist
The Record defends hedging against a teacher’s assertion that it is gambling and unconstitutional. It argues hedging keeps a constant cash market for wheat, enables elevators to guard against price swings, and protects farmers by balancing gains and losses through futures dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakem
Read the Record two dollars a concept of duty
A quotation from Mazrink notes that many today believe they have done their duty simply by being kind to friends and family and avoiding offense to others, arguing duty is broader than private virtue.
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Maz Rink
North Dakota News Digest Highlights Across State Items
North Dakota articles report farm bureau organizing at le Mohall Renville, a $45 000 Wildrose school planned, Drake bucket brigade saving the state mill, and other notes. Post of American Legion expands in Killdeer, wheat storage in Fessenden, Baer joins Fargo Courier-News staff, and Missouri River conditions noted at Sunishi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohall
Renville County
Wildrose
Drake
Killdeer
American Legion
Fessenden
Fargo
John M. Baer
Fargo Courier-News
Sunishi
Missouri
Washburn
Fort Yates
Grafton
Irven K. Hagen
Mott
W. J. Glenny
Mott Supply Company
Richardton
Kathryn Hauck
Slendale
Dickey County
Valley City
Barnes County
Frank Williams
Mundun
Maundana
John M. Turner
Europe
Porto Rico
Bergen
George Lawrence
Dickey
Archie Waldie
The
Agricultural College
Slope County
Wahpeton
International Harvester Company
Richland County
Marshall County
Minnesota
Hillsboro
Red River
Winnipeg
van Hook
James K. Polk
United States
Cyrus Hodges
William Hodges
Illinois
Grand Forks
Wendell Marsden
Watford City
Ole Skarsrud
Bismarck
Harding
E. L. Garden
P. M. Cole
Eoward Hoverson
L. E.heaton
P.R. Trubshaw
North Dakota state issues highlight legislative reforms
Minrek F W Cathro leads a bankers committee advising on relief for the state. Proposed faurgo legislation aims to regulate artesian wells to conserve groundwater. The flood control commission backs the proposal. City buys two acres for a water plant from a government tract used by the Indian school. Wes McDowell reports North Dakota farm loans totaling forty thousand dollars sold in Minneapolis. R & Cobb Creamery in Devils Lake earns a record 92 at the national dairy show. Authorities identify two ring leaders in store robberies including John Lynch and Charles Washington. Ex servicemen totals rise to thirty five in the state sanitarium and twenty four in Jamestown hospital with nearly 200 in other government hospitals. Moonshine incident near Hebron causes a man to lose a leg. Lee Perras of Washburn released after wife’s death pending funeral. Legislative commission of the North Dakota Educational association to propose school reforms. Mayville plats 500 blocks. University Buenos Aires exchange fellowships planned with two students each way. State bankers and industrial commission urge monthly sale of 10 percent of farm products to ease finances.
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Minrek F. W. Cathro
Bank of North Dakota
Bankers
Faurgo
North Dakota
State Flood Control Commission
Bixsmarek
Indiia School
Marion
Wesley C. McDowell
Twin Cities
Devils Lake
R. &. Cobb Creamery Company
Valley City
John Lynch
Charles Washington
Dunselth
Jamestown
Hebron
Frank Klick
Washburn
Here
Lee Perras
Bismarck
Legislative Commission
The
North Dakota Educational Association
Mayville
University of Buenos Aires
Industrial Commission
Huge Eels Stop Cotton Mill in Greenville
Thirteen enormous eels, each 30 inches or longer, clogged the water turbine and halted a large cotton mill near Greenville South Carolina at High Shoals. Local officials report the unusual obstruction disrupted production and required removal before restarting equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Minneapolis grocer shot dead after deafness to hold up
James A. Borte aged 52, owner of a grocery store at 3145 Fourth Avenue South, was killed instantly when two youths demanded money. His chronic deafness prevented hearing the command to raise hands. one armed assailant fired three times, hitting him in the heart and hip as his wife and sister-in-law witnessed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
James A. Borte
Fourth Avenue South
Borte
American Legion Dan R Richardson Post Meetings
The American Legion Dan R Richardson Post in Linton North Dakota meets on the first and third Fridays of each month. Visiting soldiers sailors and marines are welcome. A H Irvine serves as Commander with Paul Marshall as Vice Commander Glen Turner as Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R. Richardson
American Legion
Linton
North Dakota
A. H. Irvine
Paul Marshall
Glen Turner
Directory of County Officials and District Leaders
Directory lists county officers Auditor B. H. Brant Treasurer B. T. Atha Register of Deeds A. L. Gels Sheriff Theodore Meinhover County Judge Don L. Tracy Clerk of Court C. F. Waghe Superintendent of Schools H. H. Hansen State's Attorney Geo. W. Lynn F. J. McConville Chairman Fifth District Ben Matthews First District T. RP. Lee Second District Ludwig Weber Third District L. DuHeaume Fourth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Brant
B. T. Atha Register of Deeds
A. L. Gels
Theodore Meinhover
Don L. Tracy
C. F. Waghe Sup’t
H. H. Hansen
State's Attorney
Geo. W. Lynn
F. J. McConville
Ben Matthews
T. RP. Lee
Ludwig Weber
L. DuHeaume
Court personnel listed for Emmons Logan McIntosh counties
Frank P. Allen presiding judge Fred A. Oliver and associate judge H. Olsen are named along with stenographers F. J. Graham and C. R. Newcomb. The note also identifies a Juvenile Court Officer for Emmons Logan and McIntosh counties.
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Frank P. Allen
Fred A. Oliver
F. J. Graham
Co. H. Olsen
Rev. C. R. Newcomb
Emmons
Logan
McIntosh
Mayo Officials and City Roles Listed in Aged Document
A fragmentary list names Mayo city officials and officeholders including Auditor A. Wolverton, Treasurer Earl H. Smith, Police Magistrate M. T. Bargar, Justice of the Peace A. M. Britts, City Attorney A. M. Britto, Chief of Police Scott Cameron, Engineer A. M. Britto, Fire Chief B. D. Fogle, and others such as H. L. Petrie and Nicky Heisler. Ward designations for First, Second, and Third Wards appear without complete context.
ENS Church Sunday Services and Schedule
ENS Church conducts Sunday school at 10:00 and morning service at 10:30 on the third Sunday each month, with Sunday evening service at 7:30. Rev. Martin Vo Deer serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENS
Martin VO Deer
German Baptist Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Rev W Malpass leads Sunday School and morning service at 10 a m. Evening service at 7 45 p m. German Baptist Church holds services every second Sunday at 7 30 p m and evening at 8 p m Sundays school occurs each Sunday at 10 30 a m Rev Rudolph Luchs officiates
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W . Malpass
German Baptist Church
Rudolph Luchs
Hosenthal Sacred Heart Church
Linton
Sailer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton, North Dakota
Streeter
Oficial County Newspap
American Press Association
North Dakota News Digest
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Norman
Ella Pagel
V. Presa
Annie Pitcher
Hulda Hageman
Treas
Clio Club
Theresa Streeter
Jean Smith
Edith Brant
Sec
Catholic
Mrs Glass
Anton Horner
V. P
A. R. Corwine
Nec
M. T., Barger
Knights OF Fpythias
Linton Lodge No
Alway
Malanma
Wovverines
Lodg
Ora Carley
Etta Junge
Emmons County
Third Judicial District
Nicky Heisler
Chris Bosch
Wallace Eyes
Frank Sternhagen
A. Wolverton
Chas. Paulson
Seece
ST. Matthews Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Nathan L. Rockwell
Evangelical Church
Saunders
the Reformed Church of
Strasburg
Rev. R. Dinker
Christian Endeavor
Linton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hall Over Stone Drug Store
F. B. Streeter
C. Wolverton
Order OF Eastern Tar
Stella Fogle
W. M. Otilla Meier
Royal Neighbors
Lillian Lang
Oracle
Recorder
Modern Woodmen OF America
J. A. Lang
H. Smith
Evangelical Missionary ‘Society
A. Saunders
Wm. Bechtle
P. J. Schott
Gottlieb Bechtle
Gott. Bechtle
Ladies’ Guild
Mary Lynn
Irene Irvine
Flora Carley
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