Grilling of Craig and Casey in Equity Packing case
Judge M. J. Englert ruled against Burfening & Conmy in Equity Cooperative Packing vs. Burfening & Conmy. He found collusion by Ray W. Craig and P. M. Casey to gain personally at the packing company’s expense. The notes paid for stock shares are ordered returned. he links a non existent Central Investment company to Craig and accuses Casey of pressuring changes to resolutions and possessing the minute book to stage a fake entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Craig
Nonpartisan League
P. M. Casey
Equity Packing Company
P. J. Burfening
Burfening & Conmy
Equity Cooperative Packing Company
M. J. Englert
District Court
Judge Englert
Central Investment Company
Craig
Englert
Casey
Good Roads Vote Postponed to General Election
North Dakota Good Roads Association delays initiating the constitutional amendment and two proposed laws from June primaries to November 7 1922 General Election. Executives cite desire for full public discussion and ample time to address misrepresentations. Subscribers urged for the Record at 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Roads Association
North Dakota State Good Roads Association
North Dakota Good Roads Magazine
North Dakota State Good Roads’ Association
Grain Growers Ousts Kenning at Minneapolis Convention
Charles Kenning of Bird Island loses his offices as president of the State Farmers' Grain Dealers' Association during the Minneapolis convention. John Gustafson of Windom succeeds him on the board as the U S Grain Growers endorsement calls for efficiency and financing plans. More than 48,800 farmers join the U S Grain Growers with 1067 elevator affiliations and contracts covering over 110 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kenning
Bird Island
Minn
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Minneapolis
John Gustafson
Windom
Kenning
U. S. Grain Growers
F. M. Myers
B. F. Benson
Mineapolis Chamber of Commerce
County bankers plan hay and feed relief distribution
Hazelton North Dakota March 7 Mr H O Batzer and Geo Lenhart local bankers returned from Linton after attending a county bankers meeting called by County Agent Sauer on financing the hay and feed purchases by the county commissioners E D Fogle was sent to Minnesota to secure hay and the county agent with bankers will direct shipments and supervise distribution It is estimated Emmons needs about 400 cars of hay and 80 cars of corn plus seed a practical system was worked out to meet needs expeditiously and sufficiently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
Hazelton
N. D
H- O. Batzer
Geo. Lenhart
Linton
Sauer
E. D. Fogle
Minnesota
Emmons
Cahill and Bloom Disqualified From State Posts
Governor Nestos declares J I Cahill and John Bloom vacant after they failed to file valid oaths of office. Elmer T Judd is named to succeed Bloom as fish and game commissioner. Totten resigns April 30 leaving R T Muir as remaining Nonpartisan appointee on the board of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Cahill
State Board of Administration
John Bloom
Fish and Game
R. A. Nestos
Cahill
Bloom
Nestos
Elmer T. Judd
Cando
George Totten
R. T. Muir
Board of Administration
First Lutheran Church Easter and Lent Services Schedule
The First Lutheran Church lists Lent and Easter services with Lord's Supper dates. Bethlehem Hampton Emmonsburg Linton Martin's Len Hampton and other locations host Holy Week observances including Good Friday and Easter Sunday services led by Pastor LeQ. Seeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Hampton
Emmonsburg
Linton
Martin’s
Len- Hampton
Emmonshare
Mattin'y
Leq
Seeman
County Engineer Endorsed Bridge Bill Without Proof of Delivery
The county commissioners paid Linton Bridge Construction Co. 1065 on October 4 1921 for half the contract price of a Hague area bridge. The county engineer later admitted he could not prove material was delivered or what existed beyond steel, yet he signed the bill. The Record questions the engineer’s oversight and suggests favoritism toward Mr. Fogle, the bridge contractor and county purchasing agent, amid ongoing questions of delivery, timing, and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Bill
Linton Bridge Construction Co
Hague
Schall
Fogle
Emmons County
Mr. Fogle
Vacancies and Causes in 1913 Law Text
The 1913 article outlines that every office may become vacant on specific events, including failure to qualify as provided by law, and notes that unvaccinated persons are not permitted to vote in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Legion Meetings Called To Aid Ex-Service Men
Amid the nationwide census the American Legion and U S Veterans Bureau plan coordinated outreach. A designated Bureau representative in each Legion Post territory will assist filing claims for compensation, insurance, and reemployment, and promote government programs and vocational training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Tenth District
Legion
Veterans’ Bureau
County School Notes on Final Reports and Pay
County officials urge accurate final reports with two copies to the office. Clerks must withhold last month’s pay until a signed report arrives. teachers finishing terms must cover whole term if started by others. County Superintendent notes prompt reports and praises strong teacher corps, while acknowledging some low performers and outlining salary progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stace
Linton
Frank Sues Light Co for 75000 Injury Claim
The Record reports Sheriff Miller served papers this week on local light company officials in a 75000 dollar personal injury suit brought by William Frank and attorney J K Murray of Mott. Frank, a former light company employee, narrowly escaped death from a plant incident near Petrie’s store last summer. the firm lacked state compensation act coverage due to unpaid insurance premiums.
Hail Paper Sale Passes One Million in North Dakota
In Bismarck on March 2 North Dakota 1921 hail warrants total more than 1 million dollars with daily turnover near 225 thousand. Warrants come mainly from counties lower in alphabetical order with Williams and Stutsman counties leading. Over 12 thousand arrived by mail on March 3 and roughly 1.5 million more is expected in the next two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Twin City
Williams
Stutsman
George Naramore dies after weeklong illness
Braddock resident and former Emmons county treasurer George Naramore died in a Bismarck hospital from tubercular spinal meningitis. He served as Emmons county legislator and bank official, married Clara Weston with three children. Funeral held in Grand Forks. record offers condolences to the widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Naramore
Braddock
Emmons
Kidder
Bismarck
Naramore
Farmers State Bank of
George H. Naramore
Lena
Ill
Selby
South Dakota
Clara Westeen
Grand Forks
N. D
Linton
Martha
Willard
George Jr
Milton Naramore
Chicago
Will
Mason City
Iowa
Colorado Springs, Colo
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Craig and
Cahill and
Frazier
FIRST
Lutheran Church
WM. Frank Sues Light CO
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