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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
Records compare total loans by the two administrations. Frazier's 29 months produced 2,771,699.91 dollars, while Nestos in six months issued 2,184,400.00 dollars. In Emmons county league control funded 48,780 dollars. since Nestos took office 62,000 dollars has been loaned.
An old tradition claims mudstone cures hydrophobia though no evidence supports it. Contemporary authorities reject the myth and advise seeking proven medical treatment for fear of water.
A front page continuation reports North Dakota bond sales saving taxpayers 1.538 million under Nestos administration and losses totaling 1.700 million under Townley administration across mill and elevator, real estate, and Bank of North Dakota bonds. It also notes an American Legion national essay contest with substantial prizes and lists Kintyre school notes including attendance records, exams, and a community play-day closing.
The Emmons County Board of Commissioners met in Linton on June 9 1922. R F Odenthal was awarded the abutment and culvert contracts after open bids. The board approved road petitions opened sections and assigned duties including bridge petitions and road work to be let at the June 30 meeting. An adjournment was taken to reconvene June 10 1922 with bills to be audited and paid.
North Dakota political groups assert the Nestos administration failed to deliver on the farm program including a terminal, elevator, and mill project started in 1920. They cite $921,810.24 frozen public funds, work halted in 1920, and partial revival in 1921 with ongoing construction and new rural credit loans. The dispute covers funding, loan costs, and whether long term farm credits will reach all counties.
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