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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
6
Publisher announces display rates of 25 cents per column inch for single insertions and 30 cents for contract space. Ten cents per line for legal notices. The Record circulates thoroughly in the county. Advertising copy due by Tuesday noon weekly.
In Grand Forks Gov Nestos urges unity between McCumber and Nestos supporters in the state convention addressed to retail merchants. He argues McCumber’s senate leadership and committee gifts may secure the Republican ticket, while criticizing McHarg as a spoiler with no gain beyond a personal grudge. Nestos praises his own record as governor.
Mandan Pioneer cites Gov. Nestos praising North Dakota in Chicago Racine Milwaukee Madison and the Twin Cities. It argues stable government and real wealth from natural resources attract small savers, urging honest opportunity and diligent work to lure settlers and capital.
Farmers on the West Slope report an unprecedented crop outlook aided by county commissioner action providing feed and a federal seed-buying bill championed by Senator McCumber. Despite past shortages, timely measures have enabled full acreage and an optimistic forecast for the region's harvest.
The Amidon remarks against courts spark a political confrontation as factions assail Frazier and defend McCumber. The six year Frazier administration is blamed for rising state debt, mill losses, and graft, while critics warn against electing Frazier allies.
The piece blasts the Frazier administration for financial mismanagement and political loans. It claims hail warrants were discounted, salaries and travel costs rose, state bonds were oversold, and over 1 million in interest saved only after confidence returned. It accuses the license department of diverting 60 000 to treasuries and criticizes league backed officials.
North Dakota Farm Bureau federation extends invitations to over twenty state associations and organizations for a state conference on railroad rates in Fargo on Thursday June 1. Topics include reopening of the western grain rate case by carriers with C B Hutchings traffic manager of the American Farm Bureau federation attending. Cuctington night camp to be built for auto tourists. Dearing a $30 000 school will be erected this summer.
Emmons County voters will decide on June 28 whether to continue County Agent work for another year. The county urges participation as discontinuing would end extension and farm bureau programs, suspend state and federal support, and affect local taxes and services.
In the Dist. No. 2 proceedings, figures show road work costs for multiple individuals including Tracy, Malareielon, Damsgard, and Ervine, with amounts such as 89.95 211.20 and 135.60 recorded. Bailey and Mike appear among listed workers with additional sums noted.
Emmons County records show extensive road work and bridge projects with payments to numerous contractors and suppliers. The board approved bills for commissioners, auditing entries, and appointed an election inspector for Hampton Precinct as of June 30 1922.
Emmons County register lists officials including Frank P. Allen presiding judge Fred A. Oliver stenographer Geo M. McKenna and juvenile court officer Rev Newcomb for Emmons Logan and Melne counties. Names appear in a late 19th century county directory format.
City government names listed include Mayor C A Woolverton Auditor Earl H Smith Police Magistrate 2055 5 A M Britts Justice of the Peace and other clerks and officers. The notice names health officer Fogie and attorney Lynn Wittmayer among local officials in Emmons County records.
The Richardson Post No 54 American Legion holds meetings on the first and third Fridays each month in Linton North Dakota. Officers include Lester Ager and Fred Petrie as commander and adjutant with Fay Herding Pagel as treasurer and Mrs. Meter as secretary.
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