Grasshopper War Echoes in Emmons County Editorial
The Emmons County Record discusses 1919 grasshopper poison expenditures, county finances, and calls for better oversight. It weighs the cost against benefits and questions future spending while noting political shifts and local newspaper consolidations in Linton and beyond.
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North Dakota brief notes from towns and events
A roundup of small-town happenings across North Dakota includes Sheldon voting to incorporate in Ran som county. divisions over schools, bonds, and courthouses in Amidon, Hettinger, Finley, and new blocks in Mundan. Denton meetings, editor changes, and farm groups also appear in Grand Forks Dickinson Wahpeton and other cities.
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Lynn J. Frazier
Wm. Langer
North Dakota
Frazier
Providence
Langer- Langer
League
Langer
Townley
Ther
Lynn J
Sheldon
Elliott
Ransom County
Dickinson
Dickinson Normal School
Bisbee
Farmers’ Institute
Mundan
J. M. Hanley
Grand Forks
North Dakota Bankers Association
M. Breen
Walford Mirror
Pierce County Tribune
Wahpeton
Richland County Farmers' Press
Independent Press
Hettinger
Adams County
Amidon
Devils Lake
Ramsey County Fair Association
Finley
Steele County Court House
New Rockford
J. F. Richards
The
State Center
Wildrose
Beach
W. F. Cushing
Beach Advance
Golden Valley
North Dakota Good Roads Association
Washburn
Turtle Lake
T. D. Foss
Perce County Agricultural Association
Fargo
John
Eddie Wong
Bismarck
Bismarck Grocers’ Association
City Commission
P. BE. Sletmoe
Board of County Commissioners
Richland County
Joseph Thron
A. T. Cole
George F. Loftus
Equity Society
Cooperstown
Gordon Lindgren
American Legion
Griggs County
France
Carrington
Fred McFarland
Congress
Marjorie
Ann Peterson
Cavalier County
Ats
Peterson
Linton
Post
First National Bank
Minot
Ward County Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Children’s Wear
LaMoure
William D. Lynch
Wilson
Knights of Columbus
Courtenay
John Suchla
Julia Mann
Frank W. Mann
Mann Company
White Salmon
Wash
F. C. Getchell
Lawler Couple Transfer Property in 2-133-78 Lots
H Lawler and wife transfer ownership to T E of parcels comprising lots 1 2 8 and 4 in section 2 township 133 range 78. The deed records indicate conveyance of all listed lots to the grantee. The action formalizes the property transfer within the county land records.
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H. Lawler
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Property Transfers Listed With Nominal Sums
A sequence of land transfers shows parties including T. E. Lawler, George Knoll, Samuel H. Grabill, Anselmus Volk, Eugene E. Lesher, Angie R. May, Edward Braddock, Robert Buchanan, H. O. Batzer, Frederick John Bauer, S. H. Rickert, Jacob Pfaff, and Simon Opp in transactions for various quarters, lots, and blocks across several townships with nominal prices such as $1, $1.00, $4 395.75, or specified sums.
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T. E. Lawler
Frank H. Lawler
George Knoll
Johannes Frison
Samuel H. Grabill
J. C. Kurtz
Earl P. Kurtz
Paul V. Kurtz
Anselmus Volk
John Kelsch
Block
Strasburg
Eugene E. Lesher
Maude I. Lesher
Awar
Angie R. May
Leland R. May
Edward Braddock
Virginia Braddock
Christian Opp
Robert Buchanan
Harvey D. Smith
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Emmons
Linton, North Dakota
B. Streeter
Pioneer
Emmons County
Fay Harding
Supreme Court
Smelling Committee
Fay
Dickey County
Fraser
Ellendale
Hazelton
Republican
Free Press
Independents
Townley Bunch
Moreove Isdudsmon
Juepusdapur
Suo Ueyy
League Bunch
Thompson Yards
Northwest
Thompson
Thompson Yards,Inc
Lumber Headquarters
J. A. Lang
Einar Grotting
Temvik
RAL
H. O. Batzer
Mary Jane Batzer
Frank J. Rotzien
Frederick John Bauer
Fred Snyder
Sear
S. H. Rickert
Rasmus O. Kleppe
Jacob Pfaff
Bernhard Bossert
Simon Opp, Sr
Simon Opp, Jr