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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

4

Townley influence and North Dakota primary talk in Record editorial

The Linton Record criticizes political campaigns and townley backing in Emmons County coverage. It notes North Dakota primary contenders Lowden Wood Johnson with Johnson likely filing, praises Lang er as a strong independent, and questions county politics and local meetings while reporting on Legion laws and Sunday ball game costs.

Townley shake-down wanes as political interest grows

In a report on the state scene the piece notes unprecedented public interest in politics while the Townley annual fundraising effort dwindles and even enthusiastic leaguers delay participation.

Townley

Taxes and Townley clash shift in Emmons county farms

The piece notes growing anti Townley sentiment among farmers in Emmons county and predicts a June push to unseat carpetbaggers. It cites bank loan experiences, Townley affiliates, and impending auctions by Fay Harding as political and economic tensions rise.

Neil Macdonald Geo- Totten Townley Emmons

Opposition Split Over Universal Training In Army Reform Bill

The House Military committee rejected universal military training in the army reorganization bill by a bipartisan 10 to 6 vote. A separate training measure will be framed by a seven member sub committee. action likely delayed until next session.

Washington House Military Committee Wll Kahn Philippine Scouts

Surplus Ships to Be Sunk by Allied Decision

Paris a council of ambassadors has decided to destroy excess German shipping not allocated to Entente powers. The move appears tied to the long dispute over German warships not yet distributed among Allies. Bantry business leaders plan poultry raising with carload chicken deliveries. Hettinger County to issue $85,000 bonds to buy seed and feed for needy farmers this spring.

Paris Council of Ambassadors Bantry Mott Hettinger County

North Dakota News Roundup Highlights City Affairs

North Dakota towns report new leaders and elections. O R Larsen elected president of the Commercial club. Williston mourns pioneer Williston-Christian Anderson. Incorportation vote planned for Kindred. A C Sorenson new legion commander in Sheffield. Railway station agent petition at Manitou. banks consolidating in Killdeer. Highway work planned between Carson and Heil. flood of bogus checks in Bismarck. Reed of Melrose etc. Diverse local items across Fargo, Minot, Grand Forks and beyond.

Maddock Commercial Club O. R. Larsen Williston Christian Anderson Sheffield A. C. Sorenson William C. Blair American Legion Plaza Manitou Killdeer First National Bank Northwestern Carson State Highway Commission Heil Bismarck LaMoure O. M. Ellison Register of Deeds Board of County Commissioners Noonan Coalfield Grand Forks North Dakota Interchurch Movement Minot Town Criers_ club District Court Fargo Lynn J. Frazier Roosevelt Trail Edgar M. Boyd John Carmody United States St. Augustine Fla Montana Canada Mandana Gilbert S. Furness E. J. Taylor Hankinson Linton W. H. Robinson Hazelton D. Gorman Ward County Sawyer Foxholm Donnybrook Ward County Farm Bureau Devils Lake State Bureau of Compensation Minneapolis Herald Thorson Concordia College of Bismarck-Mandan Missouri River F. W. Turner Dickinson Geo. W. Keniston National Parks Highway Association State Board of Administration Thomas F. Kane University of North Dakota Boradway Casselton King Cole Rugg-Heine State Tax Commissioner Income Tax Department Litchville William Jennings Bryan Carrington C. F. Ward Stark County Rotary Club New York City Arthur Curtiss James James Mandan Grafton C. L. Jones

North Dakota Local News Bites and Civic Moves

North Dakota towns report court terms appointments and local development. Deputy sheriff named in Sioux County. UCT chapter formed in Williston. May court term set in Beach. Funerals directors meet in Grand Forks. tractor school in Maddock. loans and bonds debated in Adams and Edmore. Community groups form unions, clubs, and drives across Fargo Grand Forks Jamestown and other cities.

Kenmare George Larson Minot Huntelton Valley Stock Farm Grand Forks Wesley College Fargo North Dakota Flying Club Hettinger Adams County McClusky Farmers’ Institute Devils Lake G. W. McDonald American Federation of Labor Carpenters Union

For Sale 320 Acres of Farmland Near Rail Town

A parcel of 320 acres offers 80 acres seeded to fallow with the rest ready for planting. Located 2 miles from a growing railroad town, it includes a 5 room house, a granary 18 by 40 with cement floor, a 48 by 48 stable, good water, a well house, and 1 mile fencing with hog netting. Price at $50 per acre if contracted by March 20. Write H S Smith at Selfridge North Dakota for details.

Fa l Rge H. S. Smith Selfridge N. D

Vote NO four times on March 16 1920

The notice urges a NO vote on repealing the cigaret and Sabbath laws and against repeal of prize fighting restrictions, stressing moral welfare and family safety. It calls for opposition to measures and advertises the March 4 1920 deadline.

Harm Teuben Seeks Final Three Year Proof in North Dakota

Harm Teuben of Linton North Dakota filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish his claim on the NE half of the NW quarter of Section 12 Township 133 North Range 76 West 5th Principal Meridian. The proceeding before Don L. Tracy County Judge in Linton is set for March 23 1920. Teuben’s witnesses are I T Chaney I C Lloyd R L Crowley and Lawrence Sandwick of Linton and Temvik North Dakota.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Bismarck N. D Harm Teuben Linton North Dakota 5Th Principal Meridian Don L. Tracy I. T. Chaney I. C. Lloyd R. L. Crowley Lawrence Sandwick Temvik

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