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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
4
The EMMONS COUNTY RECORD from Linton bills itself as the pioneer paper of the county and notes its distribution through the local postoffice as a second class matter.
The Record summarizes a Supreme Court decision in the State vs H E Kilmer. It notes government liquor licenses in Emmons county and the links to recent seizures, urging prosecutions by local officials. The piece previews printing the law itself on prohibiting intoxicants and asserts duties of sheriff and state’s attorney.
A government license for liquor sale issued to a person with the defendant's name may be admitted without prior identity proof. A certified copy of Internal Revenue records, with a collector’s certificate, is admissible if properly proved. A certificate statement attached to such record does not make admission reversible error when it shows issuance of US special tax stamps matching the defendant.
The article praises recent rain and forecasted crops in Emmons County. It predicts a strong harvest this year, rising land values, and a hopeful economy as good crops and prices boost circulation. War effects strain exports, but demand remains high, keeping grain prices steady.
Linton and Braddock defeated their opponents 10 to 2 on the local diamond Sunday afternoon. Attendance was light due to concurrent games in Strasburg and Hazelton where the Tennessee Rats played. Vetter pitched for Linton, improving though still finding form. Petrie, Linton left fielder, made a one handed catch. Dahms showed promise at shortstop with a circus stop and strong throw to first. Shier sat out with a broken finger.
E F Ladd chemist and North Dakota Food Commissioner lists products analyzed in six months before July 1 1915 found adulterated or misbranded under the statute. The list names items from Apple Jelly to Gelatin Ice Cream with issues such as glucose content weight labeling dye usage and preservatives. many entries marked illegal or not labeled. Certification sworn July 1 1916 before Notary Alma K Johnson and published per law.
An advertisement urges readers to earn more by preparing for a position at Mankato Commercial College in Mankato Minnesota. It invites readers to send for a catalog.
Notice in hereby given by Annie D. Pitcher administratrix of the estate of Edward E. Pitcher deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to her at her home in Emmons County North Dakota Dated July 10 1915
In the Matter of the estate of Phillip Keller deceased notice is given by A Fischer executor of the last will to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at his office in the State Bank of Strasburg Emmons County North Dakota Dated at Linton North Dakota July 9 1915 S A Minuele Executor nee publication on the 15th day of July
Receipts include cash on hand at start July 4, state tuition fund apportionment, county tuition fund, district taxes including redeemed warrants, and other sources. Expenditures cover school house and furniture, salaries, incidential costs, totaling year end cash on hand and grand total.
Winona district No. 3 will take sealed bids until August 7 at 12 p.m. for building two school houses in district No. 4. The board may reject any or all bids and will award to the lowest responsible bidder. Plans available at the county superintendent and district clerk. Bids marked Proposals for Building School Houses, addressed to the undersigned. Clock Winona district.
Dakem School District No 14 seeks bids by 8 pm Friday August 1 for building a school house. Plans available at the county superintendent of schools in Linton. Bids must be marked Bids for Building School House and sent to the undersigned. A bond twice the contract price and a 220000 certified check with each bid. The board may reject any or all bids. Clerk lit ht Vetsch.
Wells School District No. 18 invites bids for two new school houses in Wells. Bids due by 7 p.m. Friday August 1st. Mark bids for Building School Houses and address to the undersigned. Accepted bidder must furnish bonds double the contract price. Each bidder to supply $20.00 certified funds with bid. Wells Strasburg, North Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of George A Bieber deceased Clara Snodidge administratrix of the estate invites claims against the deceased to be filed within four months after the first publication. Address for filing is her home on section 3 township 1% north range 74 west of South PM Emmons county. Dated June 2 1915. Clara Snodidge administratrix on the 1st day of July.
Angus J Nicholson, executor of John A Nicholson, deceased, invites creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. The notice lists property in Emmons County and Burleigh County North Dakota and directs claims to his residence in section 28 Missouri township. Attorney F H Register represents the estate with first publication June 4, 1915.
Temvik hosts a new meat market promising full fresh meat supply including beef and pork roasts steak boiling meat sausage hams and more. Customer trials invited to sample options and pricing.
Notice of real estate foreclosure sale on August 7 1915 at 2 PM at the Linton ND courthouse. Mortgage by P H Nelson and Grace E Nelson to Carl Gronau and George Nueve dated August 1 1911 recorded August 20 1911, due amount 1081.33 plus costs. Property located in block 22 town of Kintyre Raimons county ND.
Mortgage executed by Johan nes Glininger and Regina Gisinger to Hoag Security Company dated November 21 1913 filed December 13 1914 in Emmons County records. Foreclosure sale set for July 1 1916 at 2 p.m. on premises described as SE quarter of Section 10 Township 1 North 31 West in Emmons ND. Amount due at sale includes principal and costs with Linton ND noted as place of record.
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