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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
6
The Record of Linton North Dakota lists pricing for display, contract space, and local notices. Advertising copy is due by Tuesday noon weekly.
The primary results elevate Lynn J. Frazier to the Republican nomination for United States senator over Porter J. McCumber. The recall Governor faces ongoing scrutiny of Nonpartisan League influence as independents and I V A members shift support, with O Connor seen as a potential alternative in the fall.
The piece notes a lax voter turnout in recent elections with many residents staying home or fishing while state credit is at stake. It cites Fargo citizens at Detroit Lake who did not vote and argues citizens should invest a few minutes every two years to register their choice at the polls.
Fifty votes cast with uniform support for five offices. Joe Volk won sheriff. Henry Klaudt the register of deeds. Adam Thomas the county judge. Wagher led clerk of court with forty nine votes. Britts none and Bickler one. Lynn topped state attorney with forty eight. Coventry two. Harvest time nears as crop conditions stay excellent and local prosperity improves.
A fragmented line shows McCambie defending a bones issue amid campaign chatter. The text hints at a political clash over a public health or historical matter and the candidate’s stance affecting voter perception.
In state political developments the focus shifts to the events surrounding Frazier's nomination. Other considerations were evaluated as part of the broader process shaping the final outcome.
A looming strike by show men unions follows wage reductions by the board. A complete tie up of railway service may develop before snow flies. Rail workers deserve fair salaries and stockholders deserve returns, with a public safeguard amid the factions' clash.
The Record describes a makeshift week with a day held for election returns, a three day Fourth of July celebration in Linton, and staff shortages due to the Silent Partner’s two week visit. Herman Berheau has taken an air mobile trip to the Coast while other items linger, with expectations unchanged.
Reports from Fargo and across the state cover a wide array of updates. Bankers choose Rapid City to host an upcoming association meeting while Grand Forks invites North Dakota and Minnesota clubs to a three day golf event. Stark county fair grounds improve, Wahpeton lays a 35000 dollar church cornerstone, and legal cases surface in Bismarck Minot and Jamestown. Federal seed loans total 660368.55 to North Dakota farmers, and various local incidents include a fatal kerosene fire in Haynes and a drowning near Sheyenne Valley City.
WDAY, the Fargo radio station, builds a regular schedule for weather forecasts at 12 15 p m daily and daily news and baseball scores at 7 30 p m except Sundays. Musical programs air Mon Wed and Fri with Fargo talent and vaudeville acts. Weather uses 485 meter waves. other items use 360 meters. The North Dakota Bankers Association will disseminate notices of bank robberies via wireless through WDAY.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles from multiple districts including Pp. Lee as Chairman and references to Second and Fourth Districts with surnames Predkee McConville Jacob and Henares plus Sibae. The legibility prevents full reconstruction of positions or actions.
Frank P. Allen presides with Fred A. Oliver as associate judge. Xenographer Oo. M. McKenna and Stenographer Rev. C. R. Newcomb are listed alongside Juvenile Court Officer for Emons Logan and Mela Tosh Counties.
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