Notice of land claim five year proof scheduled
Jornik Kreanchier of Linton North Dakota filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his claim to NW 1 4 NW 1 4 Section 20 Township 133 North Range 78 West sixth principal meridian before Don L. Tracy County Judge at Linton North Dakota on March 26 1922. Witnesses named Henry Ohbthauser William Fried John J. Renschler Herman Backhaus all of Linton. CHAS GLITSCHKA Register.
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Department OF TH
Interion
Bismarck
N. D
Jornik. Krenachier
Linton
Township
Don L. Tracy
North Dakota
Aimant
Henry Ohbthauser
William Fried
John J. Renschler
Herman Backhaus
Notice of school bond election in Linton District 36
Notices show a special meeting March 18 in Linton Emmons County North Dakota to vote on issuing bonds of 75 000 for a new school building with a 20 year term at 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Meeting notices include bid requirements and related legal references. Also mortgages foreclosing at 2 pm March 31 1922 with sale of section 34 township 136 range 77 in Emmons County to satisfy $295.29 plus costs. mortgage held by Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND.
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Eterean
Linton
Franklin 201
Inton
Emmons
North Dakota
Seis Inton
District School Board
Coventry
Joseph H. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Farmers State Bank
Hazelton
Register of Deeds
Emmona County
Goer
6Th Principal Meridian
Emmons County
North Kota
Soldiers Fund
Bridge Road
Surr Oak
Sean
Gayton
Winona
Glanavon
Winchester
Williamsport
Herry Grove
Nogan
Bakker
Odessa
Selz
Union
Exeter
Dakem
Strasburg
Buchanan
Arie
Wells
Danbury
Omio
Highland
McCulley
Sand Creek
Kintyre
Prairie
Promeonsh
Wilson
Hague Lincoln
Liberty
Livona
Hampton
Campbell
Anna
Rae
Buchanan Valley
Phelman
Oealily
Gee
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Harding
Hague
Braddock
N. D
B. Carley
Notice of Bids for Emmons County Seed Bond Sale
Notice states bids for seed grain and feed bonds to be issued by Emmons County North Dakota. Commissioner Joseph A Kitchen will receive bids in Bismarck up to 2 PM March 13 1922 for bonds totaling 125000 with 6000 denom. Each bond bears interest not exceeding 6 percent semi annually and matures five years from the issue date.
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Emmons
North Dakota
Joseph A. Kitchen
Iicultures
North Tekots
Bismarck
North Pako
Terit
Leasing Notice for Emmons County School Lands
Public leasing for unleased school and state lands in Emmons County North Dakota set for March 30 1929 at 10 00 A M in Linton Court House Terms cover five year grazing and hay use from 1922 minimum $15 per quarter section highest bidder pays rent for 1922 and $3 lease fee per quarter section Coal rights reserved Board of University and School Lands may reject bids All leases cancellable if land is sold Public inspection two weeks prior Note dated February 27 1922 by Commissioner W M Prater mar2-23
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Don L. Tra
the Unty of
Braddock
North Dakota
Chas, Coventry
Linton
Emmons County
CHAS
Coventry
Nancy J. Brown
Court House
Board of University and School Lands
Bismarck
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Zeppelins Enter Field for Chicago New York Air Line
The Zeppelin dirigible aims to enter the American commercial air field with a Chicago to New York route by 1923. Two ships daily would cover the distance in about ten hours, bringing the Northwest nearer to the Atlantic coast. Harry Vissering says Wall Street capital backs the project and that American crews will take over once trained. The line positions itself on safety and reliability based on wartime and prewar German operations.
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Chicago
New York
Atlantic
Harry Vissering
Zeppelin Company
United States
New York Wall Street
Mr. Vissering
Germany
ZR-2 Dirigible Structural Weakness, Hull Disaster
The aeronautical research committee reports that buckling of girders amidships on the Dirigible R-38 later named ZR-2 during its third trial reveals dangerous stresses. They attribute the August 24 1921 Hull disaster and loss of life to structural weakness.
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London
Aeronautical Research Committee
Hull
Guns Sweep Strike Crowd at Jenckes Spinning Plant
A crowd of about 1,000 at the Jenckes Spinning company plant near Pawtucket RI faced riot gun fire as police tried to quell a strike. One man was killed, two seriously wounded, and six others hurt after officers were knocked down and three strike sympathizers were arrested.
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Pawtucket, R
Jenckes Spinning Company
Senate Adopts Resolution On Patents Treaty With Germany
The Washington Senate adopted a resolution authorizing President Harding to revive the 1909 patents treaty with Germany, suspended during the war. The move aims to restore patent cooperation and protect rights across nations as relations normalize.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Senate
French Bluebeard Pays Penalty Guillotined at Versailles
Versailles Henri Landru known as the Blue beard of Gambais was executed by guillotine. He walked the jail door to the blade unaided and faced his fate with calm resolve in a high profile case.
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Versailles
Henri Landru
Gambais
Landru
Bonus Without Tax Expected Vote Shocks Lawmakers
Washington reports a split on a soldier bonus funded by a sales tax. The House ways and means sub committee favored a revenue free adjusted compensation bill five to four, with attendance limited as members studied the full issue. Proponents and opponents both claimed victory amid mixed votes on an insurance only bill and related measures.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Longworth
Ohio
Bacharach
New Jersey
Watson
Pennsylvania
Union Men Form Alliance For Wage Struggles
A unanimous alliance agreement by representatives of more than 2,000,000 union coal miners railroad workers and longshoremen pledges closer cooperation to press for adequate wages. No specific action plan is set, but an executive committee will decide joint steps in wage emergencies.
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Chicago
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Dirigible Roma Wrecked at Norfolk Army Base
The airship Roma plunged about 1,000 feet to the ground at Hamiltons Roads Army base after a suspected broken rudder. It capsized across a high tension line and burst into flames, killing 34 crew and passengers. The 410-foot craft burned along its length as hydrogen fed the fire. Cost about 1,250,000 dollars. Liberty motors replace Italian engines in trial installation.
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Norfolk
Hamilton Roads
Great Bay
Liberty Motors
Italy
Prince of Wales party fired on during motor trip
London report says an attack occurred on several members of the Prince of Wales party while traveling by car from Delhi to Puttiala in Punjab India. No one was hit and attackers are unknown. Police investigate. Parachute jumper killed in Arcadia Florida. Sergeant Robert C Washtburn of Lansing Michigan, attached to Carlstrom field, died after a parachute drop from an aircraft at about 000 feet.
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Wales
London
Prince of Wales’ Party
Delhi
Puttiala
Punjab
India
London’ Times
Arcadia
Fla
Robert C. Washtburn
Lansing
Mich
Carlstrom Aviation
An. Ewe Es
House Passes Funding Bill For Commerce And Labor
The House approved an appropriation measure totaling about 25.3 million dollars for the Departments of Commerce and Labor without notable amendments. The vote and specifics reflect routine fiscal action in the legislative process.
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House
Washington
Earth Shifting as North Pole Dips South
A Minneapolis Journal note reports that noted mathematician astronomer and federal official warn the earth is shifting. The North Pole has dipped slightly south while the globe moves north about a foot per year for eighteen years. The axis has not revolved perpendicularly, sometimes describing an ellipse up to sixty feet off course.
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North Pole
Kingdom Come
Mpls. Journal
North Dakota Tax Delinquency Rules for 1921 Real Estate
This public notice outlines due dates and penalties for personal and real estate taxes in Emmons County. It details December 1 1921 due date, March 1 1922 delinquency, penalties from 5 percent and monthly 1 percent interest, with October 15 1922 sheriff collection if unpaid. It also explains half real estate tax delinquency, additional penalties through November 1 1922, and the sale of delinquent real estate on the second Tuesday in December with three years redemption. Tax rates and total amounts due for 1921 are listed, including cities, villages, schools, and specials totaling 511902.56.
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North Dakota
Emmons
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DELCO
W. H. Hinton
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Linton, North Dakota
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Iowa
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Dirigible Roma Wrecked
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