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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
4
Wheat prices noted as No 1 Dark Northern No 2 Dark Northern and Durum at 1.68 1.45 1.35. The column lists numerous local visits, travels, births, illnesses, and social events including travels to Bismarck Aberdeen Temvik and Eureka with several weddings and hospital stays, and community notices for church services and lodge work.
North Dakota Fire Marshal warns residents to inspect property and reduce fire risk as fires consume wealth. He urges checking chimneys stoves furnaces and wiring and notes insurance values will reflect present rather than wartime highs. A strong call for cooperation to curb waste across the state amid rising fire losses.
Winter time brings fire risk and a warning to North Dakota residents about protecting lives and property. The message stresses awareness of fire dangers and the high cost of losses, urging precautionary action statewide.
An East side open air meeting formed the American Legion of Jobless to stage a Washington march protesting the lavish presidential inauguration. Commandant said the procession would start from New York around February 1 with a rolling kitchen and food train.
On arrival of the steamer Braga from Marseilles about 1,600 passengers were vaccinated and housed at Hoffman Island after a stowaway aboard the ship contracted smallpox.
A party of five from Ogden Utah starts a voyage from Saltair across the Great Salt Lake as vanguard of trimmers expected to slay bisone on Antelope Island and pay twenty dollars per head for the privilege.
Vienna sees postal, telephone and telegraph workers strike as 3000 police deployed to keep peace during street demonstrations tied to the reconvening of Parliament.
A French paper traces the jazz band idea to the Directory period. It recalls Cat orchestra concerts where twenty cats aligned along a harpsichord keyboard pulled tails as keys were struck, producing a caterwauling akin to a jazz band.
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