Eighth Graders Graduate After Rain Delays Commencement
The Third Annual Play Day and Eighth Grade commencement at Linton was disrupted by rain and bad roads. County Agent Leader Wolf spoke on agriculture as Crawford arrived late, with diplomas issued by County Superintendent Hanson. A crowd enjoyed vocal and instrumental numbers, led by Jane Rudd. A Park Board seating dispute and washed planks reduced attendance. locals beat Cannon Ball Indians 2 to 1 in a later ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rec. Crawford
Industrial Commission
Wolf
Crawford
Hanson
Jane Rudd
Linton
Cannon Ball Indians
Irrigation plan to use Missouri river floods outlined
North central states push irrigation by damming flood waters to create reservoirs along the Missouri and tributaries for widespread farming use. Montana North and South Dakota lead in Congress with federal engineers to design the plan. A Bismarck congress formed a state organization led by Governor E A Williams, with an executive committee from each district and officers including G N Keniston as secretary.
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Bismarck
Missouri
Montana
North
South Dakota
Congress
Gulf
North Central States
Geh. E. A. Williams
Brinton Files Bankruptcy Petition in St Paul
J W Brinton of St Paul formerly linked to the North Dakota Nonpartisan league filed a U S bankruptcy petition in federal court. liabilities cited at 250 064 27 with assets 815 85. Endorsements noted for A Townley United States Legal Trust Consumers United States and league entities.
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St. Paul
A. P
J. W. Brinton
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
United States District Court
Townley
United States Legal Trust
Consumers United States
League
J. R. Waters
L. A., Simpson
Dickinson
Brinton
Publishers
National Service Bureau of
Fargo
League Press Bureau
Consumers United States Co
County School Notes Third Annual Play Day Held
The Third Annual County Play Day was interrupted by weather. commencement occurred with changes. Some Kintyre attendees were absent, reducing performances. Graduates reached 133, with about one hundred completing all subjects and others on conditional diplomas. Varying averages earned prizes donated by Smith's Studio. Selz District plans a nine month term.
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Kintyre
Hazel Armstrong
Vivian Vetter
Williamsport
Hulda Levin
Logan
Ruby Hent
Dana
Elizabeth Hill
Hague
Braddock
Hazelton
Strasburg
Linton
Louise’ Grunefelder
Thomas Barger
Smith
Louise Gronefelder
Margaret Goehring
Jacob Huber
Earl Irvine
Anna M. Bosch
Selz
Vis
Farmers cooperate with county agent plan for 1922
Emmons county farmers unite under county agent guidance to raise profits by expanding feed and hay crops, importing high grade dairy cattle, culling poultry, and using purebred bulls. Hazelton farmers set targets for 2000 additional corn acres and 300 extra sweet clover acres with leaders Frank ford and J C Kurtz. J J Peterson to lead shipping in high grade dairy cows. Mrs H L Daugherty to oversee culling efforts.
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Hazelton
Frankford
J. C. ‘Kurtz
J. ‘Petérson
Ishipring
H. L. Daugherty
Election Law Summary for Primary Voting Rules
The notice outlines who may vote a party ballot, citizenship requirements, residency and registration rules, and procedures on election day. It warns voters to use the ballot corresponding to their registered party, notes changes after registration are not allowed, and details eligibility, residency, and voting procedures. It also covers help at the polls, counting rules, sticker use, and reporting violations to the state’s attorney.
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Andrew Miller
Prosperity Special trains through East St. Louis on tour
East St. Louis crowds greet the Prosperity Special a 20 locomotive oil burning train on its continental journey. The Baldwin works Philadelphia May 26 to Corsicans Texas where engines will join Southern Pacific. The largest of its kind these engines weigh 621000 pounds with tender and exceed one hundred feet in length.
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East St. Louis
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Corsicans
Tex
Southern Pacific
Wolf to Hold Meetings for Emmons County Farm People
Emmons county farm residents will attend a series of meetings from June 19 to June 27 led by George P. Wolf, North Dakota Agricultural College assistant county agent, speaking in English and German to explain agricultural extension aims and services. The schedule lists ten gatherings at various towns with sessions on marketing cream, livestock, eggs, and crops, amid plans to hire a German-speaking agent after H. O. Sauer resigns July 1.
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Emmons County
George P. Wolf
North Dakota Agricultural College
Wolf
M. G. Cole
H. O. Sauer
North Dakota Extension Division
Mr. Wolf
Maine
Senger
Klein
Hazelton
New Salem
wWinona
Richter
Strasburg
Westfield
Hague
Odessa
Emmons Farmers Save 17000 Through Cooperative Shipping
Emmons county records show three cooperative livestock and three cream shipping associations, organized by County Agent H. O. Sauer, saved farmers 17000 in the past year. Total business reached 221000, with reports from six secretaries noting savings from direct sales to dealers in the Twin Cities, avoiding local buyer costs. The county election on agricultural extension work is June 28, with last year’s extension cost at 1833, offset by cooperative marketing gains. Managers over the year included John Haas Hague G W Tlacy Pollock Albert Hage Strasburg Chee Brown Martin Reidlinger Linton Ben Matthews Havelton.
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H. O. Sauer
Tw’o
Emmons County
John Haas
Hague
G. W ‘Tlacy
Pollock
Albert Hage
Strasburg
Chee
Brown
Martin Reidlinger
Linton
Ben Matthews
Havelton
Coal Shortage Evident on Lower Lakes at Ashland
Evidences of the coal situation on the lower lakes appeared when two lake vessels coaled up at one dock after loading at another. It is unusual for lake carriers to take coal at Ashland as they pass up the lakes. Both ships took several hundred tons each, indicating a shortage down the line and reliance on Ashland supplies.
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Ashland
Wis
Lower Lakes
Lakes
League Leaders Both Lose in Quick Showdowns
Hague defeats Linton in camp while Braddock bests Hazelton in quick fashion. Prize fight adds buzz as an automobile accident also stirs local excitement.
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Hague
Linton
Braddock
Hazelton
Local baseball day ends in Hague loss and brawl over bets
Last Sunday Hague defeated Linton 5 to 4 on four Hague hits as Angell fanned twelve. A wrecked car incident involving Louie Stowell sparked a prize fight between Fred Kist and Ted Brenner. Linton led early but Hague rallied with four fifth inning runs and held on for the win.
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Louie Stowell
Fred Kist
Ted Brenner
Linton
Hague
Angell
Baloon
Frank Sahli
J. Sahli
Bertheau
Schatz
Petrie
Schmidt
Shiers
Clark
Foryziak
M. Fischer
Schweitzer
Mohn
J. Fischer
F. Sahli
Shier
Tufford
Woods
Becker
Stewart
Pius Volk
Volk
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G. N. Keniston
Thomas H. Sullivan
Mandan
Alfred White
Edward Sullivan
Justice Luther,e
Birdzell
Grand Forks
J.B
Dame Hi. Rane
John E. "Darke
County
H. R. Bitzing
South Prairie
Livona
Baker
Emmons Farmers
P.C. Linton
Hazelton Teres
Ener Strasburg
Napoleon Ee
Napoleon
Napoleon Hazelton
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