Notice for Publication and Public Sale of North Dakota Land
Public notices from the U S Land Office detail John E. Renschler of Linton filing intent to prove up a Homestead claim on land in Emmons County ledgers, with witnesses named. A separate sale notice by administrator Charles Coventry for Nancy J. Brown’s estate lists a private sale in Linton, with bid procedures and March 28, 1922, start date. Additional notices include August Fredrickson of Kintyre filing for three year proof on Lot 2, Section 4, Township 135 North, Range 74 West, and witness names for the proceeding in Napoleon, North Dakota.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bismarck
N. D
John E. Renschler
Linton
NW NW
Township
Range
Meriadian
Don L. Tracy
North Dakota
Henry Ohlhauser
William Fried
John J. Renschler
Herman Backhaus
Emmons
Nancy J. Brown
Ddock
Chas. Coventry
Emmons County
Moon Sea of the Interior
August Fredrickson
Kintyre
W. 6Th
George A. Bryant
Napoleon
John Tonander
Robert P. Sisco
Myron B. Tageter
Phillip Davis
Chas. Glitschka
Register
Notice to creditors and mortgage foreclosure sale
Notice to creditors of Eller Frasier and Andrew M. Weller deceaseds. Chas Coventry executor and H O Batzer administrator seek claims within six months of first publication. Mortgagee Jennie Betzer will foreclose on the Holness mortgage in Emmons County ND with sale set for April 15 1922 at 2 PM at the courthouse in Enton.
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Eller Frasier
Chas. Coventry
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
Emmons County
CHAS
Coventry
Andrew M. Weller
H. O. Batser
Temvik
North. Dakota
Bank of
Hazelton
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Emmons County
Default on a 1917 mortgage by Joseph H. Wilson and Mary Wilson to Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND. Foreclosure sale set for March 31, 1922 at 2 PM at Emmons County courthouse front door, Linton ND. Property is the south half of the south half section 34 township 136 range 77. Mortgagee cites $295.29 due plus taxes and costs. taxes for 1918 1919 1920 paid. Mortgagee attorney H A Armstrong.
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Severin J. Holness
Mabel Holness
Mortgagors
Jennie Betzer
Mortagee
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
Enton
Emmons County
Ate
Joseph H. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Farmers State Bank
Hazelton
Linton
North Paekota
Leasing Of School And State Lands In Emmons County
The school and state lands in Emmons County North Dakota not yet leased will be offered for rent at a quiet lease sale in Linton on March 30 1929 at 10:00 AM Terms: five year grazing leases at minimums with rent for the 1922 season plus a three dollar lease issue fee per section Land will be awarded to the highest bidder with payment required at leasing A list of lands is on file with the county treasurer for two weeks prior to sale No cutting hay or grazing stock without lease rights Commissioner communique
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Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Roasd
University
Bohont
Rie
PFI
Felrus
City Ordinance for Licensing Draymen and Haulers
City council enacts licensing for draymen expressmen and others doing general hauling for hire within the city. Licenses must be obtained by March first each year with fees set at ten dollars payable to the City Auditor.
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Tanton
Wasiap
Newnes
Agricultural College Receives Funds and Scout Troop Formed
Six thousand dollars in gaps and light field pieces arrive for cadet corps training. Wehpeton will host wireless concerts from an office roof amplifier. Fourteen boys join a new Boy Scout troop, sponsored by the Commercial club. Dickinson city's president W L Richards resigns due to private business duties. Grand Forks hosts Odd Fellows meeting with location decision for North Dakota Odd Fellows home. North Dakota Wheat Growers Association boasts about 8,000 members as the 30,000,000 bushel quota remains unmet. F B Ladd seeks intervention with the interstate commerce commission to remove railroad rate discrimination against the state.
Lodge backs measure in four power pact debate
Massachusetts Senator Lodge says many hands helped draft the four power Pacific treaty while Senate opponents argue over its origin. Senator Underwood confirms Hughes led negotiations as questions swirl about who wrote the initial draft and the broader implications of the pact.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Hughes
Robinson
Arkansas
Arthur J. Balfour
Great Britain
Prince Tokugawa
Japan
Reed
Missouri
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Shields
Tennessee
Watson
Georgia
Miners Seek U S Mediation in Wage Talks
St Louis Illinois coal miners plan wage negotiations with state operators to avoid a strike unless an interstate conference is arranged. Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois union, says talks may be held in Washington before March 31 with federal involvement and the outcome resting with President Harding and his cabinet.
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Capitol
St. Louis
Illinois
International Executive Board
Frank Farrington
Illinois Union
Washington
Harding
Tong War in Mill City Mystery Murder Shocks Chinatown
A Chinese man is shot four times at the foot of a stairway to the Hip Sing tong clubrooms in Mill City. Spooked Chinese players in the Sang Yuen importing store fled as police arrived. the revolver lay in the snow 20 feet away.
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Minneapolis
Sang Yuen Importing Company
Vote of Miners Favors Strike Likely April Walkout
The nationwide strike vote by soft coal miners shows overwhelming backing for a walkout on April 1 unless a wage agreement is reached. Union officials doubt a cross‑border wage conference with operators will occur and only a government‑called Washington conference could break the stalemate. An antithesis exists in the anthracite field where miners favor a suspension if no wage gains occur.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Davis
Washington
New York
Gronna Seeks Senate Nomination On State Issues
A. J. Gronna of Lakota announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for U. S. Senator in North Dakota. He vows independence from political bosses, backs farmers, supports Grand Forks mill and elevator completion by Aug. 1, endorses rail rate reform, advocates Bank of North Dakota financing farm credits and state industries, and supports national product experiments and lignite development. He argues beneficial farm legislation aids all, warns against special interests, and appeals to voters regardless of faction.
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A. J. Gronna
Lakota
United States
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Bank of North Dakota
Gronna
Quake Shakes California Across 200 Mile Zone
A large earthquake rattled Los Angeles and seven other California cities, awakening residents in Porterville and Fresno. Windows shook and furniture toppled briefly but no damage was reported. the quake stretched about 200 miles from Hanford in the San Joaquin valley to Pasadena and the coast.
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Los Angeles
California
Porterville
Fresno
Hanford
San Joaquin Valley
Pasadena
Gandhi Arrested in India Uprising Fears Raise Tensions
British arrest of Mohandas K. Gandhi at Ahmedabad 310 miles from Bombay sparks fears of a broader uprising in India. Reports indicate sedition charges against the non cooperative leader, with followers warning civil conflict looms despite few immediate disturbances.
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Gandhi
Bombay
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Ahmedabad
Hotel Death Fire Toll Six in Richmond Report
Richmond Va The Lexington hotel fire Tuesday left six dead and nine guests still listed as unaccounted for by police. Fire officials investigated the blaze and towed remains to ensure all victims were identified.
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Richmond
Lexington
Dr Work Named Hays' Successor
President Harding nominated Dr Hubert Work, then first assistant postmaster general, to be postmaster general as announced at the White House.
14 KILLED IN STRIKE RIOTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Fierce fighting between striking miners and police in the Rand region of South Africa led to martiaI law and killings. The Brakpan mine center saw the manager and two constables captured and shot, while seven constables guarding the mine were killed.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Rand
Brakpan
Harvesting Wheat Damps Risk of Loss in Bins
Threshing green or damp wheat and placing it directly into the bin almost certainly leads to spoilage and financial loss. The advice warns against immediate storage and stresses proper drying to preserve grain quality and value.
It pays to produce quality wheat and cron neglect
A concise saying emphasizes the value of quality wheat production and warns against neglecting the cron after harvest, highlighting the cost of poor post harvest care.
Wheat Pool Planned by Wheat Growers Associations
Kansas City representatives of the National Wheat Growers Association and the Northwest Wheat Growers Association prepared plans contemplating creation of a 100,000,000 bushel wheat pool in 19 states.
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Kansas City
National Wheat Growers Association
Northwest Wheat Growers Association
Go Down to the Sea in Ships by Dorothy Parker
A poem excerpt contrasts the call to sail with a longing to stay home. It moves from vivid sea imagery to a personal choice, pairing Parker’s lyric with a Dryden line about wealth, poverty, and discernment between flatterer and friend.
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Dorothy Parker
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J. J. Pershing
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Pembina River
Neche
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Agricultural College
F. B Carrithers
W. F. Harrell
Regular Army
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Fargo
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
South Dakota
Federal Crop Bureau
A. J. Surratt
War Finance Corporation
Goood Roads Magazine
F. W. Mees
Mandan
State Good Roads Association
Paul H. Marshall
Rhine
Coblenz
Fifth United States Infantry
Antwerp
Cantigny
Portland
Maine
American Relief Administration
Hoover
Chantey
Dryden
Linton Service Garage
Linton, N. D
Ford
Arthur J. Plant
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