Auction Sale Notices From Martin Schnaible Farm and Pitcher Place
Auction notices describe two public sales near Linton and Strasburg on March 27 and March 28 1918. Multiple livestock including horses cattle mares colts and bulls are offered with farm equipment and household items. Terms allow cash under ten dollars and credit on larger sums through November 1 1918 with 10 percent interest and 5 percent cash discount.
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Martin Schnaible
Strasburg
Linton
McCormick
Emerson
Foreclosure Notice for Emmons County Mortgage
Notice of sale to foreclose the December 16 1912 mortgage of Artha Kruse and Henry J. Kruse to Van Sant Company later assigned to Van Sant Investment Company J E Young Bettie L Young as administratrix and Grant Van Sant assignee outlines the property description SE of NW and lots 3 4 section 4 township 136 77W Emmons County North Dakota sale at court house Linton on April 27 1918 at 2 PM for 1120 18 plus costs and taxes.
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Artha Kruse
Henry J. Kruse
Emmons County
N. Dak
Johnson van Sant Company
Minneapolis
Innesota
A. D
van Sant Investment Comany
St. Paul
Minnesota
Register of Deeds
Simmons_ County
van “Sant Investment Company
J. E. Young
Bettie L. Young
Sard
J. B. Young
Emmons
N. D
Linton
North Dakota
Grant van Sant
Flynn and
Traynor
Flynn
Devils Lake
Department of the Interior
Bismarck
Robert L. Wells
Charles B. Carley
N. C
Anton Zahn
Glenn Woods
George F. Volk
Ben W. Corbin
Cannibalistic Half Fish Humans Tale Draws Plausible Read
A vivid imaginative story blends science with gripping realism as a writer explores a tribe of hybrid beings near Shetland Islands. The piece reads like a plausible scientific tale that unsettles with its detail and narrative momentum.
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Shetland Islands
Pope Bequest in Metzger Will Sparks District Probate
The Metzger will filed for probate in St. Louis leaves $1,000 to Pope Benedict XV or successor, $700 for a church tower clock, and $300 for church masses. He bequeaths $1 to each of his children, $1,000 to his daughter-in-law Catherine Metzger, with the residue to Verena Dold’s children of Springfield. The deceased was a barber found dead in his shop.
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Engelbert Metzger
St. Louis
Benedict XV
St. Henry's
Elizabeth Moser
John
Frank
Joseph
Henry Metzger
Catherine Metzger
Verena Dold
Springfield
Concrete concrete railroad tie experiment noted
Italian steam and street railroads test a concrete tie that rocks slightly to provide uniform elasticity and a more perfect track alignment than wooden ties.
County tax collector urges timely 1917 income returns
James Coffey warns North and South Dakota taxpayers to file 1917 income tax returns by April first. Deputy collectors have worked since January to contact farmers and workers earning salaries, to prevent penalties, fines, or imprisonment. Coffey stresses government war funding and equal protection for taxpayers, urging prompt action.
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North
South Dakota
James Coffey
Emmons County Sealed Bids for Metal Culverts Open
The Board of County Commissioners invites sealed proposals for metal culverts 18 to 36 inches in diameter. Bids due by 2 pm April 2 1918 to the County Auditor Linton ND. Bids must be marked bids on Metal Culverts and the board may reject any or all bids. Dated March 2 1918 at Linton ND. Boo RANT
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Board of County
Bids Sought on Bridges and Concrete Culverts in Emmons County
Emmons County invites sealed proposals by April 2 1918 for steel bridge spans 16 26 and 40 feet long plus concrete culverts and a concrete door. Plans available March 15 in the County Auditor's office in Linton North Dakota with a 5 percent certified check required.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
Moby Ok
County Auditeur
Linton
N. B
Gopher bounty offered in Emmons County spring drive
Emmons County Board of Commissioners announces a bounty of two cents for each gopher tail destroyed during April and May 1918. Payments require oath of destruction and a minimum of fifty tails collected at Linton, New Jersey, with dates listed March 2 1918 and March 7 14 21 28.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons
Linton
N. J
E. H. Brant
Emmons County
N. DD
Election Notice for Linton City Officers 1918
Notice of annual City election in Linton Emmons County North Dakota to be held April 1 1918 at City Fire Hall from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for two year terms. Aldermen elected for 1st Ward 2nd Ward and 3rd Ward. Dated Linton March 22 1918. By order City Council Auditor Fred Heinrich.
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Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
N. J
Fred Heinrich
North Dakota Bank Statement 1918 Banking Details
State ledger from Emmons County shows assets totaling 120394.32 and liabilities 120394.32. Bank funds include loans discounts overdrafts Liberty Bonds cash reserves and deposits with 1918 cash figures. Cash items include checks and other cash items. Directors Franz Wolf and Tol Ant Man sign along with cashier F J Sinner.
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Pdota
Cours
State OF
North Dakota
Unty of Emmons
Ss. I
F. J. Sinner
Sea
A. K. Fischer
Emmons County
Franz Wolf
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Frank Volk
J. S. Fischer
Pitcher Place
John Deere
Jay Sandidge
R. A. Brown
M. T. Barger
Swift & Company Publicity
Federal Trade Commission
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Fred Kist
Prop
Onligaeis
U. S. Government
The
Electric Theatre
Messengers of Mercy
U. S. Medical Corps
Barber
U.S
Sixth Judicial District
Farmers’ State Bank (A Corporation
Vlaintitt
Hans O. Haug
District Court
A. I
Mar
M. D
A. S
BE. H. Brant
Wks
First State
Hague
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