Citation Hearing Proof of Will in North Dakota estate
In Emmons County North Dakota a citation hearing is set for March 6 1922 in the estate of Eller Frasier late of Linton to admit a purported will and grant letters testamentary to Charles Coventry. Respondents Irene Moore etc are required to appear or show cause why the petition should not be granted. The citation is published in the Emmons County Record.
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Coupvius
North Dakota
Frasier
Ciuas. Coventry
Eller Frasier
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota, Deceased, With His Petition, Praying For the Admission To Peowere
Chas. Coventry
zhaEees
T. E Coun
Lew
Emmons County Record
Irene II
Seal
Don L. Tracy Named County Judge
2619 lists Don L. Tracy as Judge of the County Court.
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Don L. Tracy
Adulterated Foods and Beverages Listing
The document lists foods and beverages deemed adulterated or misbranded including 3200 Green River Syrup Shoenhofen Co Chicago Ill Benzoate of Soda illegal 3211 Cider La Pom Crown Beverage Co St Louis Mo Benzonte of Soda illegal 16121 Salted Peanuts The Nut Salty House St Paulina Not Labeled for weight Illegal and multiple other items with references to Pyroligneous Acid illegal, plus a 1922 foreclosure notice by Johan Kuck on Otto Richard and Esther Martini.
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Bass Island Vineyards
Bandusky
Ohio
Green Rae Srup
Shoenhofen Co
Chicago
Illega
Green River
Leake Creamery Co
Devils Lake
N. D
iIllegal
Lisbon
Lisbon N. D
Bellardvale
United Drue Co
Boston
Mass
Benzonte
St. Paulina
Clayounty Cream Ae Co
Moorhead
Minn
Richard's
Emekoline Zeinecaholis Drug Co
Minneapolis
Wright
E. H. Wright Co
Kansas City
Foster
Northern Drug Co
Duluth
E. H. Brant
Emmons County
North Dakota
Food Commissioner of
North
Foreclosure Sale Set On Emmons County Mortgage
Notice of real estate mortgage foreclosure sale for Balzar Wald and Margar etha Wald against G A Herolz. Mortgage dated May 7 1920 filed May 10 1920 in Emmons County ND. Sale Feb 21 1922 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Linton ND. Property includes Lot 11 and a 3 inch wide strip along Lot 12 in Block 9 Hunter’s First Addition to Linton. Amount due 2286.66 plus costs.
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Otto Richard Martini
Esther S. Martini
Johan Kuck
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
Linton
Waeiaty
U. S
Hazelton
Balzar Wald
Margaretha Wald
G. A. Herolz
Office of the Register of Deeds
Emmons County
Hunter
Second report to Congress on farm credit and banking
The joint agricultural inquiry's second report to Congress critiques postwar Federal Reserve policy and urges adapting existing banking agencies to meet farmers credit needs. It stresses bridging the gap between short and long term credit without new machinery, preserving Farm Loan and Fed principles. The commission led by Rep. Aldersine notes expansion and speculation could have been avoided.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Joint Commission of Agricultural ‘Inquiry
Aldersie
Minnesota
Federal Reserve
Postwar policy could have reduced 1920 21 deflation losses
The commission argues that rejecting extravagance and adopting restraint in 1919 might have lessened the hardships and losses caused by deflation and liquidation in 1920 21, signaling a missed opportunity to curb postwar economic turmoil.
Erin Sees First Real Withdrawal of British Troops
Dublin watchers see the first evacuation of British troops in centuries as Khaki-clad soldiers march toward Dublin Bay for transport back to England amid cold bleak weather. Thousands gather in streets, recalling colonial patience and Revolutionary War echoes as the departing troops depart.
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Erin
Dublin
Ireland
Allence
Bay Whetts
England
Clarence Miller Dead Secretary of Republican National Committee
Clarence B. Miller longtime Republican politics figure in Minnesota and secretary of the Republican National Committee died after appendicitis. He was stricken while visiting Duluth at Christmas and underwent an operation January 8.
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Republican National Committee
St. Paul
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
Miller Koops
Miller
Duluth
Begina Fight for Washington Demands Mileage Change
Debate opened on mileage changes proposed by Senator Watson Republican to order interchanging rates. Bandits attacked a bank payroll escape at Ward Baking Company, wounding messengers and escaping with about $12,000.
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Washington
Watson
Diana
Booka Fm
Vegheagel Fees Bank
Ward: Baking Company
Farm and market notes from January 20 1922 week
U S Bureau of Markets reports a mixed week with higher grain prices and firmer cash wheat. Hog and beef prices varied with hogs up 20 30 cents, cattle generally lower, and calves rising about 75 cents. Dairy butter and cheese markets fluctuated as weather and demand influenced trading. Wisconsin butter and cheese prices and diverse dairy items are listed with regional figures.
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U. S. Bureau of Markets
Washington
D. C
Southwest
Iowa
North Dakota
Minneapolis
S.ls
Timothy
New York
Chicago
Prairie
Northern
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Hays Will Quit in March to Head New Movie Group
Hi Hays plans to resign as head of the film industry. He said he will take a new position as directing head of the national association of motion picture producers and distributors immediately after March 4. The announcement came at a dinner attended by motion picture officials and the Postmaster General was a guest.
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New York
Hi Hays
New National, Association of Nore Picture Producers and Distributors
Hays
Harding
Obregon to Travel to Mayo Hospital for Operation
President Obregon of Mexico will come to the United States soon to undergo an operation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. The report, received from Mexico City, states he will be treated at the Mayo institution in Rochester Minn.
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Obregon
Mayo Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
President Obregon
Mexico
United States
Mayo Institution
Rochester
Mateo
Mexico City
Farmers Seek Wheat Guarantees From Congress
The Farmers club at Bergen, Fargo, N. D., adopted resolutions urging Congress to set an emergency fee and establish a minimum net of wheat that covers production costs plus a fair profit.
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Fargo
N. D
Farmers Club
Bergen
Congress
Boats Taken In Rum Trade Clash at South Brooklyn Docks
Marine police report a brawl at the South Brooklyn docks leading to seizures of boats and liquor. The disturbance followed a confrontation near the Barber shop area and involved several men in a contested fight.
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Marine
Brooklyn
Engagement announced of Hugh S Gibson to Mile. Reyna
The engagement of Hugh S Gibson American minister to Poland to Mile. Reyna tiens has been announced in the United States. Reyntiens is Belgian royalty linked through a former court official who was a friend of King Leopold II. She hails from a long established Belgian family.
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Hugh S. Gibson
Poland
Mile
Ynes Reynatiens
Mille. Reyntiens
Leopold II
Belgium
Open Door policy debate at Washington conference
The United States proposals to redefine the open door in China and to create an international board to review concessions were adopted in part by the Far Eastern committee. The plan calls for equality of opportunity in China for all nations and an international board, while a later paragraph would let powers submit concessions to this board. Japan and France objected to the fourth paragraph, while China plans to press for its adoption. Mr Hughes urged ending spheres of influence and monopolistic foreign concessions. Mr Balfour supported an international mechanism to enforce open door principles.
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Washington
China
Far Eastern Committee
Washington Conference
International Board
International Reference Board
Hughes
Far East
Balfour
Great Britain
Maher search ends as rescuers scale back on Lake Superior
Fort William Ontario reports dwindling search for James Maher of Cook County Minnesota who vanished with a gasoline launch in Lake Superior on December 28. Only a few Indians and dog teams remain to scour the north shore while two tugs were recalled.
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Fort William
Ont
James Maher
Cook County
Minn
Lake Superior
Oly
Washington-Dr Hubert Works to be postmaster general
A high administration source says Dr Hubert Works of Colorado, formerly assistant postmaster general, will succeed Will Hays as postmaster general. Also reported is the death of Kansas City Mayor Drope, age 78, from heart failure at his office, amid police department tensions.
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Washington
Hubert Works
Colorado
Will. Sacesed Will
H. Hays
Kansas City
Drope
James Cowgill
Mond
Irpia
Shen
Courire News Eats Crow Continued From Page Seven
Attorney General William Langer faced scrutiny over grain grading practices and procurement during a contentious continuation of a page seven report. The piece traces debates, possible improprieties, and the political fallout surrounding the issue and Langer’s actions.
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Torney
William Langer
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Molly Zink
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Irene Irvine
Dakot
H. A. Armstrong
Mortgagee
Hazelton, N. D
Linton, North Dakota
Reserve Board
Congressional
Clarence
Russia
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Samara
Volga
Rosta
Fred Kist
Prop
Paul H. Marshall
Parley
Courier-News
Wm. Lemke
United Consumers Stores Company
Langer
Blue Sky Board
Supreme Court of
O’connor
Murphy
Charles Murphy
Great Northern Railroad
F .E. Packard
Packard
George E. Wallace
Wm. Langer
Twin
Twin City
Maher
Wini
Courire News Eats
CROW
Linton, N. D
Ford
Arthur J. Plant
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