Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Emmons County
Hoag Security Company mortgagee announces the sale of the mortgaged premises at the front door of the courthouse in Linton Emmons County North Dakota on July 1 1922 at 2 pm The sale aims to satisfy the mortgage debt and costs with the described property the NE quarter of section 13 township 136 range 74 West 6th meridian Emmons County North Dakota The mortgage involves Severin J Holness and Mabel Bolnees with several assignments and prior liens reflected in records The current amount due including interest and costs is 197 41 and the sale is conducted by Chas Coventry attorney for mortgagee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin J. Holness
Mabel Bolnees
Mortgagors
Register of Deeds
Emmons
North Dakota
Mortg&igee
B. Aney
Omide
Renee Hes Seid Ignee
Henrry Mane
Linton
Moount
Skinner
Louse Skinner
Storr Font Ha
Haseiton
Jani
Emmons County
North Otn
Oscar E. Muehlberg
Alma C. Muehlberg
Christian Verlander
Conourt
McPherson County
Southketn
the Register of Deeds
William M. Mitchell
Christian Vorlarder
Paul C. Keyes
First National Bank of
Eureka
South Dakota
Pecatenes
North
Dakota
Cameron
Bismarck
Foreign Will Proof Hearing in North Dakota Estate Case
In Emmons County Court Judge Don L. Tracy sets a hearing for Sophia Kamps petitioning for admission of Richard Tobin s Illinois will and granting administration with will annexed. Respondents include Retta Wells Charles Tobin Eliza Tobin Maud Tobin and others, with publication notices for three weeks. The hearing is scheduled for June 24, 1922 at 10 a.m. in Linton Court Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Mey
Don L. Tracy
Vba Estate
Rienara Tobin
Retta Wells
Charles
Bin
Eliza Tobin
James Citation
Tobin
Jane Potter
Eva V._Harlow
Sophia Kamps
Richard Tobin
Macomb
McDonough
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
Foreclosure Notice and school bids for North Dakota district
Foreclosure notice details a mortgage on Emmons County property held by Paul C. Keyes Receiver of Eureka Bank, with sale set for June 17 1922 to satisfy 312,028.80 plus costs. Also bid invitation for a frame school in Linton School District No. 34 with 20,000 bond issue, 5 percent interest, public meeting June 6 1922.
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A. D
Linton
Franklin School House
Amans
North Dakota
Datssue
Cannabus
Meetin
North 'Dakota
Dperics Ch
Eestry
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage by Gorder Couple
Notice states M C Gorder and Otilde Gorder mortgage to Hoag Security. The document mentions execution and deeds related to real estate obligations.
Notice to Contractors for Abutment and Box Culvert Bids
The Board of County Commissioners of Emmone County North Dakota invites sealed bids by two oclock P M June 8 1922 for concrete abutment and box culvert along sections 27 34 and 11 12. Bids must include a 50 percent certified check and be marked Bid on Abutment and Culvert. County Auditor Lin ton North Dakota. The board may reject any or all bids. Dated May 22 1922.
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Board of County ‘Commissioners
Emmone County
Gree Dakota
Ate, Ltd
Linton
North Dak
North Dakota
Panto
Brant
National Bank of Linton authorized to commence banking
The City National Bank of Linton in Emmons County North Dakota is authorized to commence the business of banking by the Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams after meeting federal statutory requirements. The order is dated March 31 1920 and witnessed by official seal.
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Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
City National Bank of
Linton
John
Skelton Williams
Crey
National Bank OF
JO Skelton
Willams
Notice to creditors in estate of Frederick Hefner
In the matter of the estate of Frederick Hefner deceased creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased must exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication to Bertha Hefn administratrix at Peoples State Bank in Linton Emmon County. Dated June 1 1932. The first publication is June 1 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hefner
Frederick’ Hefner
Coleridge
Peoples State Bank
Linton
Emmon
Bertha Hefn
Rist
O'Donald Declares Candidacy for County Judge
John R. O'Donald announces his candidacy for county judge in Emmons county. He asks voters to support him at the primary on June 28 acknowledging any support will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Emmons
Temvik
County Treasurer Candidate Declares Run for Office
Earl T. Atha announces his candidacy for County Treasurer subject to voter will at the primary on June 28, 1922. He seeks support from voters in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stewart
Office of Register of Deeds
W. F. Hageman
Emmons County
Harry C. Lynn
Irvine seeks a second term as Register of Deeds
In a brief appeal Irvine states he has run the office economically and efficiently during his first term and asks voters for support in a second term as Register of Deeds.
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Office of Register OF Deeds
Ed Miller Seeks Re nomination for Emmons County Sheriff
Emmons County voters are urged to re nominate and re elect Ed Miller as sheriff. He states his first term has been satisfactory and requests continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Edw. Miller
Carley Seeks Reelection for County Treasurer Post
A candidate for reelection to a second term as county treasurer, Chas. B. Carley respectfully requests your support.
Candidate for Clerk of Court Seeks Primary Support
A candidate for Clerk of Court asks voters for support at the upcoming primary election on June 28. The appeal emphasizes experience and commitment to public service and urges turnout across the jurisdiction.
Discretion in Dress and Cultural Shifts Noted
A brief excerpt notes a humorous remark on keeping underclothes off in calm warm weather and avoiding cold after bathing. It contrasts a weather bathing custom with prudence about dress. Lincoln Journal cites Bixby. The Greeks begin where Egyptians left off in art, signaling evolving cultural practices.
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Bixby
Lincoln Journal
Tire anatomy analogy in manufacturer manuals
A pneumatic tire discussion likens tire carcass to bones and muscles of the human body as manuals emphasize maximizing mileage. The article explains how the outer rubber covering fits the internal structure.
Spare tires need regular use to slow aging
The Farm Life note compares tire care to human skin, stating cuts in rubber must be repaired and inflated pressure matters. It adds that a spare tire benefits from occasional exercise, suggesting molecular rearrangement from flexing helps resist aging more than a unused tire carried for long periods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal Publications
Hoag Security Company, Mortgagee
Chas. Coventry
Mortgagee
Linton North Dakota
Don S. Tracy
Bcord
Merek Dakota Age Cultural College
Teatae
Lars
Tie Farmers
Mericeiturel
North Dake
North da
Marquis
Kubanka
Mt Fi
Williston
Soil Survey of
Dickey
Ey ‘Ounty
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Hettinger
Dickinson
Langdon
Edgeley
Ibs
Williston Sabstation
Kota Eee
Uary
Nee Be
Dapeek
School Board of
Dakem
Aistetat
Nton
Bea
Kem
Pwnemp le
Beene
Eid Pohaps
Rohr
Linton, N. D
Ine
M. C. Gorder
Otilde Gorder
Treasury Department
James Fennimore “Cooper
Massachusetts
Hawaii
John R. O’donald
Earl T. Atha
Chas. A. Brown
A. H. Irvine
Jake J. Kramer
Chas. B. Carley
A. M. Britts
First Dist
Frank Goughnour
Emmers
Kidder Counties
Alex Macdonald
Glencoe
Adam Thomas
Polities
Olaf Larvick
State Department
Henry H. Hanson
C. F. Wagner
House OF Representatives
Kidder
Elmer Anderson
John Sleight
Tappen
Peter Barr
Strasburg
L. S
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