Bids Sought for County Bridge and Culvert Projects in Emmons
Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed proposals due by 2 PM July 20 1922 for concrete work grading and culverts including a 6x10 culvert between sections 25 and 26 136 78 a grading and culvert project mile between sections 24 and 25 136 77 a concrete bridge between sections 27 and 34 130 78 another culvert between sections 26 and 85 130 78 grading on sections 30 31 132 78 2 and 9 131 79 and near sections 29 129 75 and 29 129 75 near NW corner of Sec. The proposal must include a 6 percent certified check and be marked bids on Bridge Culverts or Grading sent to the County Auditor H Brant Linton ND The board may reject any and all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Cor
Seo
H. Brant
Notice to Creditors Richard Tobin Deceased
Notice is hereby given by H. Kamps administrator with will annexed of the estate of Richard Tobin late of Macomb McDorce se Illinois deceased to creditors and all persons having claims exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to the administrator at his Harvey Wells County office Dated July 5 1922 First publication July 13 1922
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Richard, Tobin
H. . Kamps
Richard Tobin
Macomb
Mcdorcese
Illinois
Harvey
Wells County
HS F. Kam . F
Zeeland
McIntosh County
North Dakota
John Bischof
Treasurer's report of Highland School District No 21
The report covers receipts and expenditures for the year ended June 30 1922 with totals for taxes tuition funds and other sources. It shows a grand total of 3933.72 including cash on hand and sinking fund and lists expenditures such as teachers salaries transportation and text books. Indebtedness totals 18.00 as of June 30 1923 with district treasurer notes and district board approval dated July 11 1922.
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Highland School District
Report of Strasburg School District Treasurer 1921
Report of the Strasburg School District No 15 treasurer for the year beginning 1921 and ending June 30 1922. It lists receipts from state tuition fund county taxes interest and other sources totaling 4283.50 with cash on hand 11618.98. Expenditures cover teachers salaries retirement fund transportation library books and more totaling 843? with cash on hand 4935.18 and sinking fund transfers of 2850 00 and 3000 00, balance to sinking fund and district records signed by Treasurer and Board president.
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Highland
Omnona
Eats Dakota
Depanne
P County
Strasburg
Emmons
Glanavon
North Dakota
Geo. L. Acheson
Manley Fetterty
Special Election Notice in Bakker School District No 10
Voters are called to a special election on Tuesday July 25 1922 at Hull School House Bakker School District No 10 Emmons County to decide on moving two school houses and to authorize a $10000 bond issue for district indebtedness The polls open 2 PM and close 5 PM Dated Hull North Dakota July 10 1922 Clerk John Huisingh July 13 20
Boys Interested in Swine Show
Local readers note a community interest segment as youths prepare for a swine show. A lighthearted item mentions a boy described as a second-rate pie maker, reflecting small town humor and school-age participation.
Linton Special School District Special Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that on the 2th day of July 1922 a meeting of voters of Linton Special School District No. 36 will be held at the Franklin School House to decide on issuing bonds of 20000 dollars for land to build a new school. Bonds payable in twenty years at 5 percent interest semiannually. Meeting hours nine to four. Dated at Linton North Dakota July 10 1922. Chas Coventry district clerk. July 13-27
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Linton Special School District
Willi de Neid
Franklin School House
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
Saldanton Special
Norn
Intone
Coventry
Heck
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Filing
Mary E Woodland of Glencoe North Dakota widow of William J Woodland filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to the land in sections 30 and 31 township 136 range 78 west sixth principal meridian. Hearing before Register U S Land Office in Bismarck on August 7 1922. Witnesses named Robert H Woodland Henry H Neland Arthur A Carlson all of Glencoe North Dakota.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bismarck
North Dakota
Mary E. Woodland
Glencoe
N. D
Wm. J. Woodland
6Th P. Meridian
Beef Steers Higher in Week, June 19 1922 Market Summary
Market report from Washington D C for June 19 1922 shows beef steers up 15 to 25 cents with mixed results across cattle grades. Hogs mixed with light weights up 10 cents and others steady to 25 cents lower. Sheep and lambs steady to strong while grain and dairy markets edge lower on wheat and corn. Dairy prices hold with steady butter and active cheese trade amid storage demand.
Minneapolis closing cash prices report for grains
Minneapolis closing cash prices list spring wheat and durum values with No 1 dark northern at 1.353% and arrivals noted. No 2 and No 1 northern prices shown. corn No 2 at 54% 55c. oats No 2 white 1 33c. barley from choice to fancy 95c. rye No 3 82% 88c. flaxseed No 1 around 2.43 32.45.
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Minneapolis
New Baldwin Player Piano for Sale Cheap Terma
Classified ad notes a New Baldwin player piano offered cheaply with terms if desired. Apply to E B L Semting at Haselten for details.
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Baldwin
EB. L. Semting
Haselten
Fresh Meats and Grains Prices For Week Ended July 10 1922
Fresh meats advance across markets with hogs mixed and beef steers and lambs up. Hogs opened lower then closed firm, beef and lamb prices mostly higher, stockers weak. July 10 Chicago prices show hogs top at 10.90 and beef steers 8.40 to 9.95, veal 13 to 19, lamb 18 to 30, pork loins up. Grain prices fell on corn and wheat but rose on limited movement due to strikes. Wheat at Chicago cash No 2 red 1.14, corn 62 to 63 cents, oats 37 cents. Dairy butter markets unsettled while hay prices firm for good grades.
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Iowa
Kansas
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Kansas City
Winnipeg
St. Louis
Omaha
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Boston
New York
Wisconsin
U. S
Continental Exchange
Philadelphia
West
Timothy
Pittsburgh
Market silo price list for grains and seeds
A historical price list shows corn No 2 yellow oats No 2 white barley rye No 2 flax seed No 1 and durum varieties with bid ask figures and percentages, including oats at 18c? Potato? The entries include prices like 57 18c and 32% 33%c for barley with flax seed at 2.66 to 2.69 dollars.
South St Paul Live Stock and Minneapolis Poultry Prices
South St Paul market reports steer prices at 8.50 to 9.00, calves 7.25 to 8.00, heifers 4.00 to 7.50, hogs 8.50 with 0.50 range, sheep and lambs 2.00 to 12.60. Minneapolis butter eggs and poultry quotes list butter 85c extras, firsts 32c, seconds 27c, eggs various 23c to 16c per dozen, live poultry items with weights and prices, turkeys not advisable under 7 pounds, ducks 15c, geese fat 26c, guineas 5.00, roosters 12c, broilers 30c per lb, leg horns 25c per lb.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin Marketing Law Faces First Legal Challenge
The 1921 Wisconsin marketing law creating a broad trade commission is being tested in Dane County circuit court. Standard Oil Company of Indiana filed the action before Judge EB Ray Bevens to challenge the statute and question the commission’s existence as one of the state’s largest administrative departments.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Broad Trade Commission
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Dane County
Ray ‘Bevens
Marketing Commission
End of Walkout Predicted in Northwest Rail Strike
Minneapolis area prepared for settlement as 10 000 workers in Twin Cities and 25 000 in the Northwest could return to work under terms discussed at a St Paul conference. Key points include wage and working condition orders from the labor board, immediate wage readjustment filings, waiving 30 day notice, abolishing the contract system, and fast tracking overtime talks. Both sides stayed noncommittal but optimistic as tentative agreement nears.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Labor Board
District Court Judge Hale Dies at 77 in Minneapolis
Minneapolis district judge William Edward Hale aged 77 died at St Barnabas hospital after surgery. He had been ill three weeks and was removed from his Laurel avenue home as his condition worsened. Hale served 13 years on the bench and was a prominent figure in local legal circles, a Civil War veteran, and longtime G A R member.
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Minneapolis
William Edward Hale
Hale
Connecticut
St. Barnabas Hospital
Judge Hale
Laurel Avenue
Minnesota
Third
Minnesota Regiment
Automobiles to Move Mails Survey Warns of Fleet Readiness
Postmaster General Work notified President Harding that a government survey found a fully organized fleet of 50,000 motor vehicles could move the mails within 24 hours if a railway shopmen strike worsened. The results were information only and no official plan to use motor trucks was indicated. Stronger measures were expected if the warning against mail interference is ignored.
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Washington
Work
Harding
United States
U S Potato Grades Adopted In Minnesota
N J Holmberg commissioner of agriculture announced at the state Capitol that Minnesota will adopt United States potato grades to align shipments with large market centers. Grade No 1 requires sound potatoes of similar variety with minimal dirt and no frost, sunburn, growth cracks or damage from disease, insects or mechanical causes.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
United States
N. J. Holmberg
State Capitol
Stamps Sold Cafferia Style in Fairfield
Fairfield Iowa Postmaster Dean Taylors experimented with a cafeteria style stamp sale at 8 a.m. A tin box and stamps were left on a counter with a card reading We believe most people are honest We trust you but cannot extend you credit Take what stamps you want and place exact change in this box This honest trial aimed to illustrate public trust in local residents and the system.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Dean
Bush Fires in Canada Strain Forestry Department
Vancouver B C forestry crews report about 3,000 men battling bush fires as drought persists with no rain in sight. In Wisconsin, Blueberry harvest runs at full swing with Washburn county near Earl and Spring Brook leading picker activity.
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Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Forestry Department
Rice Lake
Wia
Wisconsin
Washburn County
Earl and
Spring Brook
District treasurer report reads cash on hand June 30 1922
Cash on hand and year end figures appear incomplete yet indicate a district treasurer report for June 30 1922. It notes totals for warrants outstanding 38104.95 and bonds outstanding 2000.00 with signatures and clerk approval on July 11 192?.
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B. HH. H. Clerk
Williamsport School DistrictNo 6 Treasurer Report 1921 22
Treasurer reports cash on hand July 1 1921 to June 30 1922 totaling 14 715 20 receipts from apportionment state aid taxes and other sources including sinking fund and sale of books. Expenditures include teachers salaries 8989 64 transportation incidental and library text book costs total 12 668 81 leaving balance 861 59. Indebtedness shows warrants 6 643 08 bonds 10 000 60 total 16 643 08 as of June 30 1922 with sinking fund balance 5 000 00.
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Williamsport
Emmons
North Dakota
Tata
Zeatchers
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