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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
6
The court, by a four to one vote, upholds Judge McKenna's decision despite opposition from Mr. Lynn and critics who questioned the English language's use in interpreting the recall. The ruling dampens the Ex-Dictator's move and gives Mr. Goughnour a chance to prove the First District can have an effective commissioner.
County officials discuss creating four new school districts this year with petitions filed to split Gayton Burr Oak Winchester and Williamsport districts. Notices must be advertised thirty days before July commissioners meeting. Directors may raise a tax up to twenty mills for warrants. Many clerks must complete and submit two-term teacher reports, or face salary withholding and record fines.
U S Weather Bureau reports a warm January in North Dakota with a mean 15.9 degrees. A notable cold wave hit the 16th, but the overall month averaged only modestly above normal for a winter month.
The month saw little significant precipitation with totals over half an inch at five stations. Occasional light snow fell on several days with notable falls on the 19th 29th and 31st. Outdoor activities were favorable and livestock remained in good condition. Marmouth reported the highest mean temp 25 degrees while Langdon recorded 7.8 below. Dickinson hit 58 degrees on the 15th and Bottineau fell to 31 below zero on the 11th. State precipitation averaged 0.24 inch, below normal by 0.30 and January 1920 average by 0.69. Valhalla had 0.80 inch the greatest monthly total. Fessenden 0.43 in in 24 hours. Spring begins with the sun in Aries at 9:51 p.m. March 20.
Real estate transfer notices list: John D. Sievers and wife convey Lot 4 Block 32 Kintyre for 10 dollars. August Flegel and wife to L D Seeman for parts of sections 11 and 12. John Van Beek and wife to Gilbert Van Beek for swqr 4 and lots 1 2 in section 5 at 129 77 for 13000 dollars. Several other transfers include Timmer to Albert Timmer in section 18 129 75 for 1 dollar, Karl Fritschle to Wilhelmina Weiszhaar for lots 5 6 in Seeman's 1st Addition to Linton for 500 dollars, John F Schiermeister to Gustav Reimer and F F Schiermeister for the north half of section 34 134 78 for 1 dollar, and L D Seeman to Harry Lynn for swqr 11 and south halves of 10 132 77 for 1 dollar.
Dialogue snippet features a man and woman debating marriage motives. A witty exchange questions money motives versus personal change, reflecting urban social humor in a Boston newspaper tone.
A Detroit Free Press quote reports a minister stating there is no tainted money. He claims people only inspect change for a plugged quarter, implying suspicion over currency is misplaced and dialogue centers on money ethics.
A fragment quotes a child named Elizabeth from a medical journal mocking doctors for being sick and self-absorbed. The remark frames a humorous, skeptical view of medical authority in a clipped, era voice.
The ink can be restored by washing with substances that blacken when mixed with iron. Examples include nut galls infusion, sodium sulphate, or acetic ferrocyanide of potassium.
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