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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
4
Local column reports residents visiting, traveling, and events in Linton, Temvik, Strasburg, Hazelton, Pollock, Westfield, and Wolverton. Highlights include births, illnesses, teaching, visits by Masons, and multiple civic notices plus ads and farm sale requests.
A jumble of items reports ruptured appendix recovery at W Rodenberg, Wm Wildermuth ad offers rugs, and many visits and travels. Residents like Henry Bootsma and Mrs. Garber’s family send New Year greetings. Messages from Lankershim and Pasadena note health, plans, and long-distance visits while students and locals pursue schooling and family news.
A reader complains about missing cold weather data as Rev. Malpass was absent last week. Unofficial reports say temperatures fell to 28 below. Driblets of 1920 taxes are still received by the county treasurer with several hundred dollars paid since December lands sale. About $100,000 was realized then. the rest was bid in by the county. When taxes are paid, penalties and interest accrue on descriptions without private buyers.
Jennie Quast born Jennie Schenkenberger died in a Bismarck hospital after a brief illness. She married Adolph Quast in 1915 and lived in Temvik, with earlier work in Hazelton and Linton. Survived by husband Adolph and son Neal, four, with parents and a brother nearby. Funeral attended by Linton Maccabees members with burial in Temvik cemetery.
Adolph Quast and son Neal of Temvik North Dakota express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for aid during the last illness and death of their wife and mother. They also acknowledge appreciation for the many floral tributes received.
In 1853 an English colonizing expedition sailed to Newfoundland led by Sir Humphrey Gilbert, a chivalrous navigator belonging to enterprising men of Elizabethan history. He was a half brother of Sir Walter Raleigh, famed and ill fated.
Washington farmers approve President Harding's armament conference plan. Resolutions signed by 250,000 farmers were presented to the White House by American Farm Bureau Federation officials.
New York officials from federal state and city attend the unveiling of a bronze tablet at police headquarters honoring Theodore Roosevelt for his 1896 service as head of the department.
The Senate adopted a resolution directing a federal trade commission investigation into the house furnishings goods industry. The action signals congressional oversight of pricing and trade practices affecting retailers and consumers nationwide.
The governor, facing criticism, asserts his administration’s moves to replace officials aim to improve public service and cut costs. He outlines a four point plan emphasizing efficient management, lower administration costs, rapid farm loan and Grand Forks mill projects, and a cautious approach to continuing home building enterprise. He rejects scrapping the Drake mill and pledges full-fair trials under new leadership.
Napoleon dentist Dr J P Schwinghamier plans dental clinics in Emmons county towns with dates in Strasburg on January 10 and in Hague January 11 12 and in Zeeland January 13. He will perform all dental work during the visits.
Notice to every lot holder in Lin ton requires sidewalk snow to be cleared within 24 hours after a storm or the city marshal will remove it and charge the costs to the property. Also a separate ad offers to buy 1921 state hail warrants at the highest market price from Craig & Co Lisbon ND.
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