Foreclosure Notice on 1918 Mortgage in Emmons County
Mortgagee Johan Kuck seeks sale of Otto R Martini and Esther S Martini property in Emmons County North Dakota at two o clock February 4 1922 at the Linton courthouse to satisfy the debt plus costs The foreclosed premises include the east half of the southwest quarter and lots 6 and 7 in section 6 township 136 north range 75 west containing 147 47 acres The current due amount is 2686 30 dollars plus costs Dated Hazelton North Dakota December 27 1921.
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Otto Richard Martini
Esther
S. Martini
Johan Kuck
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
Linton
Pame
U.S
Hazelton
Adulterated and Misbranded Foods and Beverages Listed
E H Brant auditor of Emmons County North Dakota certifies a six month analysis ending January 1922. The list names products from several firms including Shoenhofen Co Chicago Benzoate of Soda and Pyroligneous Acid containing items illegal. Other entries include Lake Creamery Co Devils Lake Low Butter Fat and mislabeled weights from The Nut Specialty House St Paul and Lisbon Cream Co. Lisbon North Dakota. Official notice dated January 1 1922 from Linton ND prepares enforcement action and public record of adulteration violations.
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Bass Island
Eneens
Ohio
Shoenhofen Co
Chicago
Ill
Green River
Shoenhofen
Chier
la Pom
Lake Creamery Co
Devils Lake
N. D
lIllegal
Lisbon Cream Co
Lisbon N. D
Llegal
Ballardvale
United Drug Co
Boston
Mass
Nut Specialty House
St. Paul
Minn
Clay County
E. H. Brant
Emmons County
North Dakota
Food Commissioner of
New Dakota
Linton
Foreclosure Sale Ordered on Linton Property
Notice of real estate mortgage foreclosure set for February 21 1922 at the Emmons County Courthouse Linton ND. Balzar Wald and Margar etha Wald mortgaged to G A Herolz on May 7 1920 covering Lot 11 and a 3 inch strip along Lot 12 in Block 9 Hunter's First Addition to Linton. Mortgage balance 2286.66 plus costs.
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Snr
Balzar Wald
Margaretha Wald
G. A. Herolz
Office of the Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Hunter
A. Herolz
U S Ships to Aid Russia Rate Dispute Reaches Government
Secretary Hoover announced government merchant ships will haul grain to Soviet Russia at cost, criticizing private operators' rates as unjustified. The Emergency Fleet Corp plans to allocate 30 ships to assist, with details on charter costs and allocations to be set by officials.
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Washington
Russia
Shipping ‘Board
Aimer
Feah
Relief Administration
Hoover
Baltic
J. B. Small
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Aidge
York
Pluindeighia
Oriesns
Uést
Ag le Dale
Wheat and livestock markets ease after week of volatility
U S Bureau report shows grain prices mixed with a third day drop in Fort Dearborn Bank tension. Chicago May wheat slips to 1.11 3 4, corn to 54 3 4, Minneapolis futures down, while cattle and hogs rise with notable gains in beef and lamb prices. Wholesale veal and pork prices advance. hay receipts stay light and market activity remains limited.
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U. S
Iowa
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
Timothy
Minnespolia
Dairy Markets Tank Amid Declining Butter Prices
Dairy markets show a demoralized butter sector with prices falling since mid December and sharp declines this week. Abundant supplies of all grades including imported butter. Cheese markets see modest activity with Wisconsin cheese boards rising Tuesday.
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Wisconsin
Wallace Sets National Agricultural Conference Date
Washington delegates totaling 150 to 300 will attend the national agricultural conference called by Secretary Wallace for January 23 to discuss relief measures for farmers’ distress. The meeting follows President Harding’s suggestion and will be held in Washington.
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Wallace
National Agricultural Conference
Washington
Harding
War Finance advances fund Minnesota farms in week
Washington announced 372 agricultural and livestock advances totaling 13 058 000 for the week ending December 31. From December 29 to 31 the board approved 255 advances amounting to 9 359 000, including Minnesota 302 000 North Dakota 588 000 South Dakota 561 000 and Wisconsin 286 000.
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Minnesota
Washington
War Finance Corporation
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
McCormick Seeks Data on Foreign Armaments and Debts
Illinois Senator McCormick announced plans to push a Senate resolution demanding State Department data on European governments finances with emphasis on land armament spending. He criticized France and others for large armed forces and warned deficits threaten repayment of U S war loans.
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Washington
McCormick
Illinois
Senate
State Department
France
United States
Newberry Michigan Man Victor In Ford Contest Senate Seat
Michigan figure Victor in Ford contest claims victory in a U S Senate seat battle. Senate decision hinges on rivalries as Republican leaders push for Newberry while party members split. The standoff reflects intra party divisions and procedural maneuvering over eligibility and seating.
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Michigan
Ford
Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Snally
Jong Don
United States
Senate
Seniors Withheld Vote Clouded Resolution
In a tense session, emotors were paired for a crucial measure while the seniors did not vote, leaving the resolution unresolved and raising questions about future action.
Terlin Granted More Time on Renovations Account
The Allied commission granted a provisional stay on Germany’s renovations account after a conference. The supreme council reviewed the French delegation’s concerns and agreed to operative terms, including Genoa conference invitations to be issued by Italian Premier Bonomi.
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Cernnes
Re Lwibs
Eay
Germany
S'Preme Council
del Gation
Rue Tal
Genoa
Bonomi
Italy
U S Loses World Leadership Over Versailles Ratification
Woodrow Wilson in a January 3 letter published in the Bulletin says Senate failure to ratify the Treaty of Versailles deprived the United States of world leadership. In Scranton a mine cave-in at Glen Alden Coal kills four workers, with 20 to 50 believed trapped.
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San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
John H. Williams
Bulletin
Senate
United States
Scranton
National Mine of the
Glen Alden Coal Company
Syndicate Buys New York Post
A syndicate led by Edwin F. Gay purchases controlling interest in the New York Evening Post from Thomas W. Lamont, Gay becoming president of the newspaper corporation.
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New York Post
New York
Thomas W. Lamont
New York Evening Post
Edwin F. Gay
Newspaper Corporation
G.O.P. Moves To Combine Bonus and Debt Bills
Washington Senate Republicans near consensus on a plan to merge the soldier bonus with Allied debt refunding. The proposal would fund cash payments to veterans through sale of bonds issued to the Allies.
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Washington
Senate
Entire French cabinet resigns after Premier Briand speech
Premier Briand submitted his resignation to President Millerand at the Elysee after a lengthy address to the chamber. The entire cabinet then left office as Briand announced he would take or reject key issues including the Anglo French pact and German reparations at the Genoa conference.
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Paris
Briand
Millerand
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Cannes
M. Briand
Genoa
United States
France
Hoover Sees Unemployment Worsening Early Year
Secretary Hoover says national unemployment rose after holidays due to a seasonal dip. He notes the hardship should ease by March as conditions begin to improve, despite current delays.
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Washington
Hoover
County bids and county agent debate shape up for June vote
The editorial urges rejecting both high bids on the road project and calls for voters to decide on retaining the county agent at the June primary. It questions local farming experience against hiring from within Emmons county and promises forthcoming highway cost data from state and neighboring regions.
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Farm Bureau
State Agricultural College
Emmons County
State Highway Commission On
Bismarck
Minnesota
Campbell County
Secretary Hoover Leads Effort to Ease Rail Labor Disputes
Secretary Hoover with President Harding approval convenes talks between major railroads and railroad unions to avert conflicts. The sessions involve railroad executives and representatives of the Brotherhoods and other unions in a bid to resolve tensions.
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Washington
Hoover
Harding
Sheriff Indicted in $37 000 Panama State Bank Robbery
Hillaboro Illinois sheriff Wilson, Bond County. Constable Battleson of Greenville and eight others indicted in the December 12 Panama State bank robbery involving a $37,000 haul.
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Hillaboro
Ill
Wilson
Bond County
Battleson
Greenville
Panama State Bank
Allied ambassadors approve Zeppelin airship for US
The London Times reports authority states the council of Allied ambassadors has agreed to allow the Zeppelin company to build an airship in Germany for the American government.
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U. S
Zeppelin
London
The
London Times
Council of Allied Ambassadors
Zeppelin Company
Germany
Is this the hosiery department in stock
A comic excerpt shows a weary saleslady confirming stock while a caller asks for flesh colored stockings and color options. A later joke hints at a doctor’s thermometer and a rural man’s naive question about the device. The piece reflects midcentury humor and consumer context.
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