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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
6
The Record is the official county newspaper for Emmons County published by B Hegard Streeter in Linton North Dakota established 1854. It details display rates local rates and advertising deadlines with copy due Tuesday noon each week.
A state hail insurance critique targets automatic crop coverage unless owners file by June 15. It cites delayed payments in warrants, political influence on adjusters, and calls for private market terms and nonpolitical, businesslike operation.
The Free Press exposes how unpaid daily operating expenses force suspension of publication. An editorial urges readers in arrears to pay now to avoid losing the newspaper.
A Free Press summary shows farmers face new applications and appraisals before loan approval. Critics note many on file are stale or deceased, and appraisers’ reports cite biased statements. Gov Nestos interview and bank assurances surface as partisan tensions flare over fast loans and honesty.
The article notes Millers' current views toward the Legion and its bonus measure differ from earlier statements made while he was in Mc Lean county, highlighting a shift in position and possible political implications.
The article profiles Francis Lynde born 1856 Lewiston New York who found success after a late awakening at age thirty seven. It notes his West railroading romances and mentions his story The Girl A Horse and a Dog serially appearing in this record with opening chapters this week.
Minnesota Farms Bureau federation delegates adopted a state platform criticizing the Adamson law and the railroad regime while urging rural credit, expanded rural school aid, higher inheritance taxes, and tariff protection. The session yielded calls for cooperative buying and truth in pricing with emphasis on lower transportation costs and more roads.
A scattered North Dakota summary notes Adrian Herman Paulson seeking his missing St Paul son since December 24. Fire damages a Pullman car in N. P. No. 2 with $8,000 loss. Other items include county officials, power plants, tax cases, and thresholds on loans and grain rates.
Army kitchen and 1000 cots in Cleveland aid jobless ex soldiers. Arcadia merchants grant 5 percent discounts to Legion members. Posts in Toledo and Nashville support recovery projects and memorials. Chicago and New York Legion agencies assist veterans with jobs and immigration stowaways. Michigan Camp Custer hospital use, Minneapolis relief drives, and Beloved figures like Grover Bergdoll featured in post discussions.
Directory listing county offices and officials including Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff County Judge Clerk of Court Superintendent of Schools State's Attorney H. H. Chas Coventry T. P. Lee Chairman Second Dist. Frank Goughnour F. J. McConville Jacob Schall and L du Heaume.
Frank FP Allen presides with Associate Judge JC H Issen and Fred A Oliver as presiding officials. Stenographers Geo M McKenna and Rev C Newcomb serve in the juvenile court office for Emons Logan and McIntosh counties.
The document names several Emmons County figures including A. M. Britts as City Attorney and Engineer, Henry Wittmaer as Chief, Earl H. Smith and Fred Petrie in official roles, with W. C. Wolvertom as Official Newspaper publisher. It mentions Frank Sternhagen and Martin Reidlinger among others and refers to streetcar lines and a London Street Railway in the area.
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