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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

3

Public notices on school district division and estate claims

Petitions filed to divide Strasburg School District No 15 to remove territory from village limits with a hearing set for Friday July 6 at the county courthouse in Linton. Also notice to creditors in the estate of Andreas Permann in Emmons County with 6 months to present claims to executor John Bischof in Zeeland North Dakota. Additionally U.S. Land Office notice of Mary E Woodland seeking final three year proof for homestead in Bl nd Glencoe North Dakota with witnesses named.

Strasburg Linton Hanson County of Emmons Don L. Tracy Andreas * Permann John Bischof Andreas Permann Zeeland McIntosh County North Dakota Department OF the Interior U. 8 Bismarck Mary E. Woodland Glencoe N. D Wm. J. Woodland Range 5Th P. Meridian U. 8S. Land Office Robert H. Woodland Henry H. Neland Arthur Phillips Charles A. Carlson C. E. Anderson

Notice to Contractors for County Bridge and Grading Bids

Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed bids by 2 PM July 20 1922 for concrete culverts grading and related work at multiple sections in townships 136 130 131 129 and 132. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check and be marked Bids on Bridge Culverts or Grading. Board may reject all bids. Dated July 3 1922 at Linton. Brant County Auditor. July 6-20.

Board of County Commissioners Emmons County Orth Dakota Linton North Dakota Cor BRANT

Potato acreage expands in Northwestern North Dakota

Fargo report by N D Gorman of North Dakota Agricultural College extension division notes 133000 acres of potatoes already planted in Northwestern North Dakota this year. He cites improved crop conditions and growing warehouse facilities as drivers of the strong potato growth with the warehouse situation described as the only mildly sentimental factor.

Fargo N.D Northwestern North Dakota N. D. Gorman North Dakota Agricultural College

Ireland Granted Full Suffrage and Constitutional Powers

The draft Irish constitution, released before elections, grants female suffrage and referendums, ties laws to the Anglo Irish Treaty, and makes any treaty repugnant provision void. It requires Parliament members to swear allegiance to the Crown, places Ireland in the British commonwealth, and empowers the people to initiate legislation with broad money bill powers for the chamber.

London Ireland Canada Dominions Free State Great Britain Ieeland British Commonwealth of Nations Senate

Walsh Says Tariff Would Boost Meat Costs Across Nation

Senator Walsh of Massachusetts argued in the Senate that duties on beef veal mutton lamb pork and lard under the pending tariff bill would lift the annual meat bill by 379.6 million dollars. He estimated price increases of 231 million for beef and veal 31.5 million for mutton and lamb 105 million for pork and 12 million for lard, totaling about 8.77 dollars per person or 18.85 for a family of five.

Washington Walsh Massachusetts Senate

400000 Rail Shopmen Strike Pressures Federal Board

The Railroad Labor Board failed to stop a 400000 strong railway shopmen strike. Chairman Hooper condemned Jewell for not attending the inquiry and warned no further prestrike actions will be taken. The White House backed the Labor Board, insisting its rulings will be supported as the union actions proceed.

Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Ben W. Hooper B. M. Jewell Hooper Jewell E. F. Grable White House Railroad Labor Board Labor Board

Nestos Leads In North Dakota Governor Race In Absentee Totals

With 300 precincts incomplete in the state Wednesday primary, R A Nestos leads governor race 87 316 to 71 080 by 16 286 votes. United States senator results show Lynn J Frazier 78 184 over Porter J McCumber 75 627 by 2 557. Belated returns indicate Frazier has GOP nomination by under 10 000 with district wins by Burtness Sinclair and disputed second district.

Fargo N. D R. A. Nestos B. F. Baker Nestos United States Lynn J. Frazier Porter J. McCumber Frazier North Dakota O. B. Burtness James Sinclair

Death Claims Senator Nolan In Minnesota Car Crash

Grand Meadow Minnesota mourns as State Senator W A Nolan dies from injuries after his car overturned on a highway near Rochester. About 200 friends travel from Rochester and surrounding towns to escort his body to Grand Meadow and pay tribute to a man known for his roles in state politics and county affairs. The somber procession reflects the region’s respect for Nolan’s public service and ties to Mower County.

Grand Meadow Minn Mower County Rochester Minnesota Austin Dexter Elkton Spring Valley Racine Nolan

Troops Move to Break Up March in West Virginia

Two companies of the national guard were sent into the Cabin Creek and Paist districts to halt an incipient march against the mines. Nine companies are ready as Charlestown, West Virginia, reports tensions rising over a miners dispute and potential mobilization in the region.

Charlestown National Guard Cabin Creek Paist Cabin Seih

Trial Opens For Murder Of Big White

Offers to serve 20 years are made as Condon faces a murder trial here for the death of Big White. Prosecutors seek a 30 year sentence in the penitentiary.

Eis Agnaat Sical Condon Big Wite

Tragic Fargo Dies After Truck Train Collision

Charles Fargo dies from injuries sustained when his truck was struck by a Northern railroad train two miles east of Detroit Minnesota. The fatal accident occurred as the vehicle and train collided near the rural crossing, leaving Fargo with fatal injuries despite medical aid.

Fargo N. D Charles Fargo Detroit Minn

Wheat Markets Firm as Weather Bets Drive Prices

The week saw strong starts in grain on poor weather reports, with rains cooling gains on the 24th and 26th. Cash markets remained firm as threshing delays and a strong cash market supported prices, with Chicago futures and spot prices showing modest gains and notable activity in wheat, corn, and oats. Livestock traded higher overall, with hogs, beef cattle, and lambs up at week’s close, while dairy butter weakened late after early firmness. Stocker and feeder shipments were reported across major markets, totaling over 53 thousand cattle and calves, 7,829 hogs, and 22,149 sheep for the period ending June 23.

U. S South Dakota Chicago Iowa North Dakota Kansas Minneapolis Kansas City Winnipeg New York Philadelphia Boston Timothy Prairie Kansas City St. Louis Northwest Small Southwest Normal East

Minneapolies Closing Cash Prices for Grains

Spring wheat No. 1 dark northern 1.42 1.49. No. 1 northern 1.41 1.44. No. 1 dark hard 1.28 1.40. No. 1 hard 1.38 1.43. No. 1 am. dur 1.20 1.25. No. 1 durum 1.15 1.20. Corn No. 2 yellow 57 58c. Oats No. 2 white 34 35c. Barley 55 67c. Rye No. 2 82 85c. Flaxseed No. 1 2.54 2.56.

South St. Paul Livestock Prices Report

Live stock market prices from South St. Paul show steers and heifers at 4.00 to 6.00, veal calves 4.00 to 7.00, cows and heifers 4.00 to 6.00, hogs 8.50 to 10.50, and sheep and lambs 2.00 to 12.00. Prices reflect typical ranges for the period.

South St. Paul St. St. Paul

Minneapolis Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices

Butter prices listing extras firsts seconds packing stock and grease with cents per pound. Eggs rates show country receipts rots per case 5.40 No 1 candied extras free from rots small dirties checks per dozen two cents and other notes on eggs and stock terms.

Minneapolis

Osage Nation Records Hit by Major Bid Influx

Billionaire sums flow into Osage papers as high bids surface on key records. Officials report multi million dollar figures driving activity at a period of elevated interest in tribal assets and adjudications.

Osage

Farm bloc leaders shift on anti-future trading bill

Leaders of the farm bloc reportedly reconsider their stance on a new anti-future trading bill and aim to push it through this summer after a change of heart. They previously opposed it but now seek rapid passage amid ongoing legislative maneuvers.

Han United States

Federal board delays action on Mississippi dam rights

The Federal Power Commission will not consider applications for the disposition of water power rights at the High Dam on the Mississippi between Minneapolis and St Paul until after Minnesota’s next legislative session. Mayor George E. Leach of Minneapolis was informed, signaling a setback for Henry Ford and other interests. Also, matured Victory Notes worth over 20 million dollars carry no further interest.

Washington Federal Power Commission High Dam Mississippi River Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota George E. Leach Henry Ford

Official Proceedings of Emmons County Board of Commissioners

The Emmons County Board met at Linton at 2 p m on June 30 1922 with T P Lee as chairman and commissioners McConville Goughnour du Heaume and Schall present. Road work petitions from Aren Hollaar and John Haak were approved for two concrete bridges and related grading bids were opened with Linton Bridge Co R F Odenthal and others bidding. The contract for bridge work was awarded to Linton Bridge Co and grading to R F Odenthal. Numerous road work bills from various workers and firms were audited and allowed.

Linton North Dakota T. P. Lee F. J. McConville Frank Goughnour L. du Heaume Jacob Schall M. Rypkema John Haak McConville Followin Aren Hollaar Schall Linton Bridge Const. Co R. F. Odenthal Adam_ Vetter Keller & Volk Gradanc R. F Carl Inning Meconvilles Lin DGC NG Bischle Ovine Esate Wi Tracy BAS GA Pay Bcc Eer J. O. Otterson Ee Eaves Emmons Co. Hdw. Co I Vie Long Buppsse Ates John’ Miller Pene Catsepaecidtin Mathias Volk Disteee Joseph Withelna OLA Henry Wittmayer Martin Reidlinger Frank Scherr Nora Peakes Erner Ochsner Seino Mike Materi F. G. Jahner Apule Tetals Peter Jahner Ees Icess Adam BAO Spa S Tilo Ec Slet Else Os Eves Bernhardt “Louinger Troad Austin” Western Road Met. Co el Nelses Joseph Gabi Rang Otor Racy Nostpwestarn Sheet & Iron Fresnos. Co County Anoed Ebisseent Vines John Iberle Markus Gefroh Georgs Schmalts Valentine Vineen “Ghier Alton Dunge Albert Shier Ken R. Williams Trie & Woodmanee Herre Monteith, M. D Servi Board of Health

Emmons County Adopts Highway System and Road Plan

Emmons County North Dakota Board meeting on July 1 1922 names and designates 21 roads as the Emmons County Highway System. The plan seeks to connect Kintyre Braddock Linton Strasburg and others with county lines and markets. The county superintendent will map definite routes and the road and bridge department will manage the system while adverting bids for grading culverts and concrete work.

Winchester Wells Anton Kelsch Oughnour McConville Linton Pollock Strasburg Westfield Hane Winona Winans Kintyre-Braddock Hague Emmons High Aee Yietween Oelke Frank Goughnour duHeaume Jacob Schall Meng H. Brant County Agallegy

Fragmented 1922 County Ledger Reader Notes and Bills

A compiled board record shows numerous small payments and registrations including coyote payments to residents, seed grain fund interest from multiple banks, road and bridge work costs, clerk registrations for townships, and office rent and utilities. The minutes note adjournment and resumption times with names such as Ron, Wilkinson, and Walter, alongside bank entries from Kintyre, Templeton, Peoples, Security, and City National.

Rons Postawe & Box St. James Hospital Gassac Ae Staats L. Ee Natein Ogue Vie & Long Are Shafer M. P. Kaiser Kintyre State Bank Templeton State Bank Seed Grain Fund Peoples State Bank Security State Bank City National Bank James Stewart Coyotes Albert Vander Wal Mayen Christ. Wallhoff Wm. Becker Jacob Ron Coyote Stefan Witlara Wilkinison Ikoud Ih. Wilkinson Shet Iron Wks John Biddiecorab Purintun Highland Township Stele Wood Sieve Enulacenie Andreas Wolf Peeing Malone Egistering Egistering P Macie Township Esis Cee Es 8.00 Joseph Geffre Arabe Township J. White Pascoe Township Fred Snyder Aneeys Ollaar Egistering Elias A. Muckler Dana Township Chas. Soule Buchanan Valley Two A. M. Fritts Linconic Tyres Aiabeleehicnis Hague

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Legal Publications State OF Supreme Court Eotsensii Kellogg’s McCumber W. Virginia Marcher Federal Board THE Board OF County Commission Ae A North
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