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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
5
The Farmers Club of Omio hosts a church social with noon dinner and an afternoon program. County Agent Sauer gives an address on A Practical Program of Work for 1922. Various local residents attend family visits and Christmas gatherings, with school vacations noted and local trips for holiday plans.
A Hague Christmas fills the town with visits and events. Many locals, including Miss Schulz, Miss Kennedy, and the Henneman twins, travel, host, and attend dances, church programs, and school Christmas trees. Residents report holiday gatherings, family visits to Bismarck and Aberdeen, and numerous community activities including choir practice, turkey shipments, and festive meals.
John Pollock and Brokotsky undertook a business trip to Mound City, last Monday. The Oats Jas Orchestra performed at Grange Hall last Friday evening. They reported a Meihaks Monday afterload of material for the project.
Washington-George H. Taylor of Philadelphia testified that he saw 12 American soldiers hanged in Issurville France from April to June 1918 but could not confirm if any were court martialed. Witness Robert A. Harrison described a 30-man lynching in France of a Mexican national, and Colonel Walter Bethel, Pershing’s judge advocate general, said wartime death sentences did not require presidential approval.
Washington senator Borah blamed U S policy for Russia’s famine conditions and urged recognizing the de facto government. The Senate passed a House bill granting 20 000 900 dollars for relief with two amendments for veterans hospital funding in Arizona and unemployment relief funds.
The Supreme Court refused to revoke the prohibition, upholding a District of Columbia ruling that Robert A. Widemann of New York had no standing. The decision affirms the lower courts and notes the case concerns withdrawal of a ratification proclamation and related government expenditures.
A red steer about six months old and a white-faced steer of similar age were taken up. Owner should call at Henry Humann’s place Route 2 Hazelton North Dakota, northwest of Lintes, to claim and remove the animals.
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