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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
Snow melt clears streets as townsfolk in Linton bustle with visits from Dr. Hogue and flu recoveries. Local events span church notices to service elections, housing prices, road work, marriages, births, civic meetings, and upcoming sports plans with multiple residents and nearby towns named.
Former Dakota Business College teachers in Fargo celebrate J. J. Goehring being elected cashier of the Minnesota State Bank of Amboy. About 230 students from the school are now bank officers, 40 women. The college claims it trains a higher quality class, aiding firms and graduates.
Half of Spain s 500000 ton shipping fleet sits idle. the rest operate amid economic strains. Insurance practices show race horses insured up to 100000 dollars, illustrating high risk coverage. Currency elasticity cited as needed for family expenses.
The undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at noon on Wednesday March 22. Items include live stock harness household goods and one Dodge car. Cash for under $25. For amounts $25 and over payment due by November 1 1922 or 3 percent discount if paid on sale day. Albert Jellema Hull ND advit.
Mrs. Ensign F. C. Burdick of the Salvation Army, recently elected national chaplain of the American Legion auxiliary, served the AEF under shell fire. Known for doughnuts and pies, she cooked for troops from 1917 to 1919, traveled with her husband Pa Burdick at the Western Front, and later ministered to soldiers in Brest before returning home in 1919. Now Wichita Falls resident, she leads Legion auxiliary hospital relief for disabled ex service men in Texas.
Read the Record lists two black mares each around 1200 pounds with one bearing two white hind markings. The notice appears under the March 2 to March 16 record update for $2.00 per year service.
Miss Thais Magrane elected president of the New York state women’s auxiliary of the American Legion. Her brother serves in the navy and she aided sick and wounded soldiers at Polyclinic hospital. She helped organize the auxiliary of the 8 Rankin Drew post and has extensive Broadway and stock theatre background.
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