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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
7
Washington declines participation in the Genoa economic and financial conference saying it is political in character. The note cites Europe’s failure to address war ravages and stabilize economies and calls for Russia’s production bases as essential to any revival.
The report notes US grain prices easing due to foreign markets and crop conditions with improved milling demand. Chicago cash prices show wheat at 1.34 for No 2 red winter and 1.32 for No 2 hard winter, corn at 58 cents, oats at 37 cents, plus weekly declines in futures. Livestock prices in Chicago fall variedly, with hogs down 5 to 45 cents, beef steers steady to up, veal mixed, and lambs steady to higher. Dairy products, butter and cheese markets firm, and regional price quotes for Minneapolis and South Dakota/North Dakota markets listed. Numerous regional notices cover fires, construction, and local developments across North Dakota and Minnesota communities.
A fishing boat named Marie The Evidence foundered in a three day English Channel storm. Fifteen crew members are reported dead and several other smacks were wrecked. Marine traffic between France and England was halted and coast communications were interrupted.
A large blaze in Cheboygan Michigan razed three blocks of the business district. One man is dead and two boys are reported killed in the flames which required aid from Gaylord and Grayling. Loss estimated between 500000 and 1000000 dollars.
New York prohibition agents and police hunted a party of unseen thieves who escaped six special guards and stole eighteen barrels of liquor from the Exporters' bonded warehouse.
The United States presented a demand totaling 241 million dollars for expenses tied to occupying the Rhineland. The request was tabled for consideration before any reparations are paid, at the meeting of Allied finance ministers.
Washington reports President Warren G Harding departs Washington with Mrs Harding and a small official party for a week in Florida to relax. The trip is described as rest and recreation in the president’s schedule.
Scores of terrified workers watched as Miss Engel, a wealthy importer and garment manufacturer, was shot and mortally wounded by a discharged employee at the New York factory. The incident stunned employees and drew police response as investigators began detailing motives and tracking the shooter.
The article argues good bread wheat yields high profits and market value when grown with quality controls. It urges farmers to remove weed seeds and dockage, avoid selling inferior grain, and focus on producing superior milling wheat to secure top prices.
In Crescent items a woman laments a late first kiss while a friend asks about Bessie. A sheriff arrives and takes the husband’s clothes, prompting the wife to send word to him. the husband wore them at the time, the sheriff confirms.
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