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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County announces Streeter as the official county newspaper and primary city publication, aligning local news coverage with the county government and community events.
Display rates listed for column inch and contract space. Locals priced per line. circulation covers county halves. Advertising copy due by Tuesday noon each week.
The item lists Republican candidates for North Dakota offices including Congress Second District George M. Young and Governor RR Nestos plus other officials. It notes the 1923 24 official newspaper ballot process for selection and explains the primary timing and the importance of the state supreme court elections with six candidates vying for three seats.
County discussions centered on hiring an efficient agent who understands farming and livestock, is industrious, and can organize across all farmers. Critics say the current four year agent lacks these traits. Mr Wolf supported change and planned bilingual outreach to promote the proposition.
The state independents avoid endorsements but urge voters to choose three strong candidates. The Record favors Justice Birdsell for reelection and praises W. L. Nuessle and Attorney General S. Johnson as ideal picks, noting Birdsell’s independence and Nuessle’s district service.
The North Dakota fair board announces harness racing at the Fargo state fair July 17 to 22 with a $7,500 purse. Entries close July 1 and a 125 horse field is expected. Features include three events offering $1,000 purses daily and entrants from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and other states.
The state railroad commission plans to consolidate grain inspection, elevator accounting, and weights and measures into a single grain supervision unit in Bismarck. Ole Lund, a former employee, is noted in connection with the effort as the commission moves to resume oversight of grain and elevators after a prior termination.
The board of administration appointed an auditor to lead the new department overseeing grain inspection and accounting. The grain inspection and weights and measures divisions will move from Fargo to Bismarck soon. W. C. Palmer and J. J. Brady will continue in related roles as the system reorganizes after the grain grading act was ruled unconstitutional.
New Rockford chosen as the 1923 meeting place of the state Federation of Labor. Lee Brundage re-elected president and A. M. Aune of Grand Forks named secretary. Hettinger reports hog cholera rumors investigated by officials. hog crop expected to be a record. Agricultural College will confer 42 degrees and 19 diplomas at the 28th annual commencement June 9-12, including one masters degree.
New rural route will serve about 70 families in the southwest area and nearby southeast region as a new service area is established.
In a Times interview dated January 15 1922 Senator McCumber argues for the Soldiers Compensation Act stating soldiers drafted to fight deserve equal compensation with those at home. He claims annual costs would top about 200 million dollars and funding could come from foreign debt interest to cover obligations.
Frank P. Allen presides with Associate Judge Co. Alsen and Fred A. Oliver. Stenographers Geo. M. McKenna and Rev. C. R. Newcomb noted. Court officer for Emons Logan and MciIntos counties is Juvenile Court Officer for Emons.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite First Ward and a Bart Reichinger related to care or railing issues. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable. Further readable context needed to form a proper caption and summary.
The W C T U holds its first Friday in the month meeting with officers listed as Vice President and Treasurer Mrs Thruda Heyerman and Mrs Fay Herding. Reelection noted for Mrs Nellie Freeman and others.
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