Emmons County Record publisher notice
The Record announces general publication from Linton in Emmons County. Advertising copy must reach the printer by Tuesday noon weekly for placement in local and regional editions.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
The Record announces general publication from Linton in Emmons County. Advertising copy must reach the printer by Tuesday noon weekly for placement in local and regional editions.
Governor William Langer Morton Lieut governor Frank Streeter Emmons Secretary of State Thos Hall Burleigh State treasurer John Steen Pierce State auditor Carl Kositzky Burleigh Attorney general R F Gallagher Golden Valley Secretary of agriculture and labor Arthur H White Commissioner of insurance Henry Quanbeck Nelson Superintendent of public instruction Minnie J Nielson Barnes Railway commissioners Jack Williams Cass W H Stutsman Morton and E J Kruger Slope Congress second district George Young Valley City Legislative John J Baumgartner Geo Galbreath James McKee Elmer A Anderson County Auditor J R Snyder County Treasurer Chas B Carley Register of Deeds A H Irvine Clerk of Court C F Wagher County Judge Don Tracy States Attorney Chas Coventry Sheriff Ed Miller County Supt of Schools H H Hanson Commissioner 3d District J Schall Commissioner 4th District L Coulleau me
Ferd Fischer backed by the league faction for county judge declines the assertion and fails to file.
Acknowledgment of letters of commendation received during the past weeks is noted. The group will respond individually after returning from their speaking tour.
After January the Reds seek other fields while Kate Richards O’Hare returns to North Dakota to campaign for her ally. Minnie J. Nielson is projected to gain the highest state vote as factions mobilize across counties in June. Fra zier’s drive for O’Hare and the Committee of 48 expands nationwide amid tensions over socialist influence.
North Dakota editor harshly criticizes E R Meitzen and the Nonpartisan League tied to Townley. He warns of radical influence across counties, cites past assaults, and reports large open air meetings and voter caution before the June 30th election.
The letter from Senator C A Ward criticizes opponents and calls for public debate on laws he supported. The piece accuses the local league paper of graft linked to Townley supporters and urges voters to confront neighbors about the Townley approach. A speech by Wm Langer at Seeman Park is announced for June 12 with expectations of a large turnout.
The event will be held tomorrow at Seeman Park in Linton with a Strasburg versus Linton ball game, races, lectures by Pres. Black and Miss Palmer, and 3:00 p m commencement exercises where all eighth grade graduates receive diplomas. A school board officers meeting is set for 10 a.m. Take all children for a memorable day.
A home made bait mixture uses one quart bran one teaspoon Paris Green two tablespoons molasses and water. Apply a teaspoonful at each plant or scatter along borders to combat cutworms.
The Department of Justice and the Bureau of Internal Revenue said federal prohibition would be enforced to the limit of the law in New York despite Governor Smith signing a beer legalization bill. Assistant Attorney General Frierson noted federal supremacy as in New Jersey.
Farmers urged to ship cream eggs and poultry for top market prices and accurate spading. Special attention to direct shipments from farmers. Farmers Creamery and Produce Company of Bismarck.
Five room house with a large barn and two lots in a fine City of Linton location. Inquiries directed to Dr. Wol verton.
Local notice from Klein Tailor and Cleaner of Bismarck North Dakota inviting customers to ship dry cleaning, pressing, repair, dyeing, and tailoring work for prompt service.
Help sought by August Pommier of Braddock North Dakota for a man and wife to work on a ranch by the year. Address Box 23 June 2.
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