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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
4
The Emmons County Record notes the Bank of North Dakota has withdrawn over sixty thousand dollars from two Linton banks this spring. Farmers face short seed wheat loans and real estate loans stalled by reduced funds and political missteps at the bank.
Residents express concern over withdrawal of funds by the Bank of North Dakota from Emmons County. They question who reports on the movement as foreign investors avoid loans, warning of a local financial crisis and arguing the state bank harms the community despite staunch opposition during the referendum.
The I W W murder gang in Centralia faced a long trial with most members convicted. Supporters argue for strong actions against radicals, contrasting with figures like Debs and Goldman. The government stance remains decisive, while radicals lament unfair trials.
The piece outlines a legal clash over a Brinton newspaper graft and the possible Supreme Court decision. It notes uncertainty about the outcome and criticizes the Hazelton Republican takeover, rival Hazelton league ads, and town press dynamics. The Record increases staff to cover Hazelton news amid the dispute.
The Record denounces claims by opponents of the Brinton law asserting they cannot obtain county news elsewhere. It pledges to publish county and private legal news gratis and states county commissioners' proceedings are printed verbatim for readers. It challenges attempts to suppress the league paper and offers backing for its stance.
As spring nears the county prepares a large building and road plan led by Linton. A federal road project will link main towns and enable tourists to travel from the Yellow to the Red trails on better roads, signaling significant improvements this year.
In Jamestown a World War Veterans post organized with 20 charter members. Enderlin aims to attract the state Odd Fellows home to be built within two years. Carrington welcomes six new citizens at Foster county district court opening. Mott reports a damaged Milwaukee railroad bridge east of Haveloch cutting traffic to New England for two days.
Last week the local unit's reorganization finalized with Captain J. D. Gray elected captain of the new Carrington company. A fire destroyed the Kirkwood hotel in the prior week, displacing 75 guests. Community funds approved for auditorium purchase. Governor Frazier aligns with 30 states to defend the federal prohibition amendment.
One of the world’s largest grocers seeks ambitious men to sell direct to consumers nationwide. No capital required. Announces opportunities in groceries paints roofings oils stock foods and more. State age and occupation. John Sexton & Co. 352 W Illinois St Chicago Ill. Adv.
Temvik Breeders Association offers a registered Percheron stallion named Eugene No 120635 for sale. Five years old, 1970 pounds, black, priced at 1000 dollars. Write Frank Foell Temvik North Dakota AdvAp15.
Read the Record ads offer a popular assortment of up-to-date magazines always in stock at Stone Drug Store, inviting customers to browse the newest issues.
Harm Teuben of Linton North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to NE of NW of Section 12 Township 133 N Range 76 W 5th Principal Meridian before Don L. Tracy County Judge at Linton North Dakota on March 23 1920. Witnesses I T Chaney I C Lloyd R L Crowley Lawrence Sandwick Temvik North Dakota.
The note states sleeves were handy and handkerchiefs were unknown before the early sixteenth century, reflecting clothing practices of that era. It highlights the evolution of personal accessories in historical context.
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