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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
6
The Emmons County Record of Linton North Dakota publishes weekly notices and advertising rates. The paper, established 1884, is circulated in the county and weekly ads are due by Tuesday noon. The Record is printed under publisher B Streeter and features an American Press Association foreign advertising representative.
Elsewhere in this issue the newspaper details activities by prohibition enforcement officers in the county. The government faces substantial expenses in pursuing these cases as the effort to curb illegal liquor activity intensifies.
Emmons county officers describe a mash found at a remote site. An agent thought it contained raisins and barley but closer inspection revealed dead flies mixed in. The write up notes annual cleanups as the practical approach to discourage moonshine production.
The item notes Geo M Young stands apart in voting matters. It recalls a period when he was left alone by peers after the league began, and observes changes in the last three campaigns. The fragment hints at evolving treatment and ongoing political dynamics surrounding a key figure.
The piece notes Sherman of Kidder county failing to unseat Geo. Young in the Second district as McCumber vows to press on for soldiers benefits and farm tariff. Observers say North Dakota loses a senior senator when he ends his term, and North Dakota loses a prominent representative in Washington next year.
The text notes Lynn J. Frazier rose to national fame as the first governor recalled in U.S. history. It argues he seeks a seat in the Senate, predicting he will be a minor player in Washington after years as governor of his state.
Fay Harding appears likely to win a railroad commission post this year amid shifting alliances at party gatherings. Endorsements once scarce surfaced at Fargo, while Jamestown independents forged a coalition with Democrats that briefly backed straw candidates. The Nestos ticket dominates the Republican slate, potentially aiding Harding, who would benefit from the salary attached to the position.
Crop prospects remain favorable with an anticipated good harvest and reasonable prices, seen as a remedy to the recent radical atmosphere in the state. The outlook suggests economic relief may ease tensions and stabilize public sentiment amid ongoing political unrest.
Reports from Ireland indicate boys there are enjoying themselves immensely with vibrant youth culture. Local observers note lively sports and social scenes while authorities monitor well being and public safety amid growing energy.
President Harding leaves Marion for Columbus after a three day stay for the centennial, joined by local North Dakota items: Devils Lake hosts a convention of the North Dakota association of the deal. Grand Forks reports night work on a state mill and elevator. Berne and other towns note railroad rate cuts and power service plans. Carlyle records a dynamite accident injuring a boy. Hawg and Hague report dairy and poison powder incidents. multiple counties unite a farm bureau edition. inmates attend a Lutheran service with Governor Nestos. Hague notes a poisoning death. Sékakawen trail planned from Sherwood to South Dakota. Maddock hosts a county fair and cattle show.
North Dakota youths in poultry club work push to win honors at the Fargo North Dakota State Fair July 17 to 22. The show emphasizes achievement, with thousands of pure bred fowls entered, prizes totaling 2612.50, and supervision by Glenn McFirey.
Directory style snippet lists a person named Jacob Schall and a reference to the Fourth District. The readable text is fragmentary and offers no clear event, action, date, or organization beyond the names and district reference. Additional context is unavailable.
Fragmentary OCR lists include Frank P. Allen Presiding Judge Fred A Oliiver Geo M McKeenna and stenographers Ju H Olsen and Rev C Officer amid mentions of Josh Counties and La. Juvenile Court bond and proceedings appear, but details are unclear due to text damage.
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