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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
6
The Emmons County Record published in Linton North Dakota is the official county newspaper established in 1884. It notes it is entered at the Linton postoffice as second class matter and bears the publisher name B Streeter.
Display rates listed per column for single insertions and per contract space, with composition priced by inch. Local notices priced per line, and the Record circulates across county halves. Advertising copy due at printer ends by Tuesday noon each week.
The Pollock Progress recalls a contentious decision in a Gettysburg game where Parrott was present, prompting questions about fairness. The piece contrasts recent baseball feuds with national issues such as the stalled fourfold bonus plan and wartime financial strains, noting Washington opposition and secretary Mellon’s caution. The column also mentions a Minnesota lake trip for the Record staff and upcoming North Dakota Press Association gathering in Jamestown.
In Fargo the nonpartisan league money collectors are active again pursuing their routine fundraising effort. The move continues a long standing pattern of organized collection in the city.
Gummerson and Totten signed a make shift retraction after ten days of conflict amid multiple criminal and civil lawsuits. The recent exposure revealed how funds from farmers were used: roughly one third to the Courier News, another third to settle old scores, and about half of the remainder paid salaries for Liederbach, Kaldor and Levang, with about one sixth still on hand according to a league statement.
A lengthy critique notes Emmons County Republican coverage from Fargo while calling Pearson's Magazine a radical revival linked to Townley and socialist influences. It recalls past league endorsements and advertising, cites Harding critiques, praises Bolshevik praise, and ends by bemoaning Joe’s career shift and management stance.
A compendium of North Dakota items notes market days rural routes church bids and grants. Balfour Laverne Minot Crosby Hazelton Mayville Woodworth Velva Grand Forks Lakota Carson Sheldon Zap Noonan Jamestown Dickinson Antelope Davenport Fargo Bismarck Jamestown Verona Mott Jamestown Schafer Sherwood Mandan Jamestown Wing Wahpeton Hankinson Granville Page Bowdon Fargo Park River Philip Fessenden Minot Mardan Esmond Forman Lisbon Scranton Williston Fort Yates Bismarck Manning Omenee Grand Forks Fargo tractor fair plans and a wide array of local incidents and developments across the state.
The German Evangelical Fried. church holds services at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. every third Sunday morning with evening services at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Martin Voseler is the pastor, and morning services also listed at 10 a.m. with evening at 7:45 p.m.
Directory lists Emmons County officials including Auditor .5. H. Brant Treasurer .E. T. Atha Register of Deeds .A. H. Irvine Clerk of Court Sup t of Schools .H. H. Hansen State s Attorney .Chas. Coventry County Commissioners T. P. Lee Chairman Second Dist Frank Goughnour First Dist F. J. McConville Fifth Dist Jacob Schall Third Dist L. DuHeaume Fourth Dist.
The Third Judicial District lists Presiding Judge Frank P. Alien Associate Judge Fred A. Oliver and Stenographers Geo M. McKenna C H Olsen. Juvenile Court Officer for Emmons Logan and Mc Intosh Counties Rev C R Newcomb.
A fragmented voter or community roster shows Frank Sternhagen Hitzler and Hinton connected to the First Ward, with Frank Meier Jr and Martin Reidlinger listed for the Second Ward and Charles Paulson for the Third Ward. The items read like a partial street or ward designation list with names aligned to wards.
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