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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
4
The county seat of Emmon grows as farmers eye town residences and a new fire proof school wing. Architects propose a 47 by 80 addition with a basement gym and stage, planned for fall use. The vote will decide district boundaries and funding amid rail labor tension and editorials on newspaper pay.
The statement argues that the United States has proven the right under international law to protect citizens traveling in neutral territory. It emphasizes wisdom in avoiding unnecessary risks and asserts that ongoing actions should reflect cautious prudence.
The Non-Partisan Leader published a full front page article using a portion of Bert Thurston from the Hazelton Republican. The scene sparked attention as Thurston formerly edited the Hazelton paper.
Republican candidate M. Vie announces for county treasurer in Emmons County. A Braddock resident for thirteen years, he notes no representation for this area on the county roll and seeks voter support. Dated Braddock North Dakota March 6 1916.
A fragmentary notice from Livonas North Dakota dated March 6 1916 announces GEO SILVERLY as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Emmons County in the primaries to be held June 24 subject to the voters pleasure.
An Emmons County political notice announces C F Waghek as candidate for the Republican nomination for clerk of court in the upcoming June 28 1916 primary. Waghek promises to meet voters in the district court office and to perform duties if nominated and elected, dated Linton March 8 1916.
Notice of foreclosure on a mortgage recorded in Emmons County North Dakota. Arie Van Vught as assignee will sell the southeast quarter of section 27 township 130 north range 75 west at the Linton courthouse on April 2 1916 to satisfy the debt including taxes interest and foreclosure costs. Attorneys Armstrong Cameron of Linton ND represent the mortgagee assignee.
Seed corn for sale in Wild North Dakota, 1914 or guaranteed to be price per bushel to Henry Eyerman. Ad requests buyers to contact the seller for terms and delivery details.
Johannes Wing enbach of Strasburg North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final five year homestead proof for lot 4 section 6 Township 140 North Range 77 West fifth principal meridian. The hearing will be before Charles Carley at Linton North Dakota on March 2 1916. Witnesses named include Elias Nagel Ferdinand Heitrich Joseph Schwabig John Holzer all of Strasburg North Dakota.
Sophia Ohlhauser administratrix of the estate of Martin Ohlhauser Jr of Temvik Emmons County North Dakota issues notice to creditors and all claimants to present vouchers within four months of publication at the law office of Coventr in Linton North Dakota. First published February 24 1916.
Sealed bids are invited by Hague School District 80 for a 24 by 30 foot schoolhouse. Bids due April 22 at 7 p.m. at Hague Office. Plans available in Linton North Dakota or Hague. bids must include a four hundred dollar certified check. The district reserves the right to reject any bids. Karl Fischer, Clerk. Hague North Dakota.
Notice announces sale of the Southeast quarter of section 18 1n township 134 north range 74 west in Emmons North Dakota to satisfy $452.11 due on the mortgage of Edward Hill to German American State Bank. Sale set at 2 pm April 2 at the Linton courthouse front door.
Joan and Snyder serve as auditors in Emmons County North Dakota. The notice highlights their roles in county financial oversight and public accountability.
Public leasing for school and state lands in Emmons County North Dakota will be held at the Linton courthouse on Tuesday April 4 1916 at 10 00 am Bidding lands are for five years for grazing and bay purposes with a minimum annual rental of 15 per quarter section A 300 lease fee per quarter section or fraction thereof is due at leasing Bidder pays subsequent years rent from January 1 and lands may be cancelled for default Rights reserved to state and school lands board to reject bids Trespassing on state land without lease will be prosecuted Dated Bismarck March 2 1916 Frank S Henry Commissioner
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