Foreclosure notices in Emmons County mortgage actions
Foreclosures announced by Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND on two mortgages. First, Joseph H Wilson and Mary Wilson defaulted on a 1917 mortgage for the south half of the south half section 34 township 136 north range 77 west Emmons County to be sold March 31 1922 at 2 PM at Linton Court House to satisfy $295.29 plus costs. Second, Walter Tibbetts and Rosa Tibbetts defaulted on a 1919 mortgage for Lots 9 10 11 12 in Block 6 Cop’s First Addition Linton to be sold April 28 1922 at 2 PM to satisfy $1702.12 plus costs. Both notices include tax payments and prior payments.
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Joseph H. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Farmers State Bank
Hazelton
North Dakota
the Register of Deeds
Emmons County
Linton
Emmons
North Kota
Walter
Tibbetts
Rosa Tibbetts
Mortgagors
Farmers State Bank of
N. D
Oop
Azelton
Register of Deeds
North
Haselton
H. A. Arrong
Severin J. Holness
Mabel Holness
Jennie Betzer
Mortagee
County of
Saiis
J IE Betzer
H. A. Armstrong
Dakota
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Eller Frasier Deceased
Notice to creditors of Eller Frasier, of Linton in Emmons County North Dakota. Executors request claims with vouchers by a stated date. Dated March 7 1922. CHAS Coventry Executor. First publication March 5 1922. Similar notices follow for Andrew M. Weller estate and local election and mortgage foreclosure actions with details on dates locations and officials.
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Eller Frasier
Chas
Coventry
Tate
Eller Fraser
Linton
Emmons
Nettota
Egimons County
North Dakota
A. P
Notice of Estate of G H Naramore and Foreclosure Sale
Notice by Harmon Allen administrator with will annexed of the estate of G H Naramore Braddock Emmons County North Dakota to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims within six months of first publication at the Emmons County State Bank Braddock ND. Also a chattel mortgage foreclosure by City National Bank Pinton ND on Hetterle mortgagors notes $612 due 1921 with foreclosure sale April 8 1922 at 2 PM featuring a span of horses wagons and farming gear and two John Deere implements in Emmons County ND.
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G. H. Naramore
Harmon . Allen
Braddock
Emmons
North
Dakot
Emmons County State Bank
Emmons County
North Dakota
Harmon W. Allen
Philipp Hetterle
Ed. Hetterle
Mort
City National Bank P Inton
Morteases
Office of the Register of Deeds
Maude
Frank
Herry
Mitchell Lumber
John Deere
Ron Nae
Mor' Edw
Miller
Canee
North den
Mort- Chas
Salt in Oceans Could Form Enormous Block
Report notes oceans hold sufficient salt to fashion a block about 4.8 million cubic miles in size. The claim underscores vast saline resources and the scale of Earth's seas.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale In Emmons County ND
Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale by FIRST NATIONAL BANK Napoleon ND on a 1920 mortgage to Viktor and Mary Pekkola. Sale at Emmons County Courthouse front steps at 2 PM May 6 1922. Property: NW Quarter Section 13 Township 134 Range 74 Emmons ND. Amount due approximately 400 dollars. Arthur B Atkins Napoleon ND acts as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viktor Pekkola
Mary Pekkola
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Napoleon, North Dakota
the Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
State of
North Dakota
Emmons County
N. D
First National Bank
Napoleon
Arthur B. Atkins
Tries to Trace Army Slang Origins
Henry Dwight of Yonkers New York seeks help from demobilized soldiers to trace American army slang origin The claims focus on doughboy used by General Custer and out of luck used by Arthur Young with no solid proof Dwight notes two phrases are time worn and I ll tell the world remains untraced as a very old expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dwight
Yonkers
N. Y
Dwight
Custer
Arthur Young
Dijon
France
Carrying On With the American Legion
A review of American Legion activities across towns. In Bucyrus Ohio a post park honors unknown war dead with a tree. Abraham Krotoshinsky, a Lost Battalion figure, goes to Palestine for a farm. Fairmont Minnesota raises funds for a $25,000 building and a $10,000 renovation pledge. Somerville Massachusetts rescue story notes 24 lodgers saved by the Legion who provided clothing and lodging. Centralia Illinois posts expand from outdoor to indoor dances this winter. Montevideo Minnesota veteran D C Reid continues firing after being wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Park
Bucyrus, O
Lee C. Prentice Post
The
American Legion
Fairmont
Minn
Centralia
Post
4000 Cases of Whiskey Valued at 500000 Seized
New York schooner carrying 4000 cases of liquor valued at 500000 was seized by a special customs squad of 16 men after a desperate fight aboard the vessel. Pistols and clubs were used. Twenty four men were arrested in connection with the alleged smuggling and a truck and three automobiles were captured.
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New York
Italy orders occupation of Fiume by troops
Rome announces military occupation of Fiume by Italian army corps from Trieste to enforce the Rapallo treaty policing duty. The action aims to apply treaty terms and maintain order in Fiume under Italian control. Germany makes seventh reparations payment to Allies in foreign securities totaling 31,000,000 gold marks.
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Rome
Fiume
Trieste
Rapallo
Italy
Germany
Paris
Berlin
Allied Reparations Commission
Amundsen Sets Course for Arctic Expedition
Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen departed Christiania for New York en route to Seattle where he plans to depart June 1 on his prolonged Arctic icebound expedition.
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Amundsen
Beattie
Christiania
Roald Amundsen
New York
Seattle
Arctic
Four-Power Pacific Treaty Ratified Despite Opposition
Washington reports the four-power Pacific treaty was ratified by the Senate 67 to 27 with no alliance reservation. The irreconcilables pressed 33 roll calls over four and a half hours, seeking outside-conference concessions, while 12 Democrats backed the treaty and only four Republicans opposed it. The committee reservation about no armed force or alliance was adopted 90 to 2, but opposition prepared further action on the supplementary treaty.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Eight Die in Sopris Mine No 2 Colorado Explosion
Eight bodies recovered at Sopris Mine No 2 near Trinidad Colorado after an explosion as 200 men left the shift. Ten miners still missing, believed trapped 3 000 to 5 000 feet inside the main workings. two of the first bodies found near the mine entrance.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Colo
Sopris
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Here
Minneapolis grocer slain in hold up at store
Edward Helms, a grocer at 606 Jackson Street Northeast in Minneapolis, was shot and killed by a bandit who yelled hands up. Evelyn Casey, 13, stood with hands raised as the gunman entered, then Helms was killed while bending over a candy case and later collapsed in the kitchen.
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Minneapolis
Edward Helms
Jackson Street
Evelyn
Casey
Helms
Five From Flier Drowned In Missing Miss Miami Case
Wireless report from a passing ship says Robert Moore the pilot of the flying boat Miss Miami—missing for two days—was picked up at sea. The five passengers, all aboard, were drowned. The Miss Miami departed Miami Wednesday for Bimini and extensive searches found no trace of boat or occupants.
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Miami
Fla
Robert Moore
Miss Miami
Four Die in Kansas Cloudburst Ravages Burlington
A Kansas cloudburst wrecked Burlington with Rock Creek raging through streets. Four persons are believed drowned, the business district left a ruin and one person injured. In Ohio a Pennsylvania train hit a school bus near Camden, killing two men and injuring a boy. the dead include Howard D. Girton and Pearl Overholts.
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Kansas
Burlington
Kan
Rock Creek
Hamilton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Camden
Howard D. Girton
Pearl Overholts
Seven Family Members Die in Belfast Raid
A gang forced entry into the home of Owen MacMahon a Belfast saloonkeeper and fatally shot seven members of his family. News of the raid spread through the city and stirred public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Owen MacMahom
New Scout Membership Expands Honorary Roles Across States
The movement spreads honorary Tenderfoot Scout posts beyond official ranks with leaders like W G McAdoo and Daniel Carter Beard already in place. Governors Mil ler and Smith joined the oath at the Albany State Capitol, and several mayors are joining too. Thousands are expected to participate during Anniversary Week, reflecting growing public support for the Boy Scouts of America. London hats introduce the collapsible opera hat era.
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United States
Boy Scouts of America
Taft
Wilson
Harding
W. G. McAdoo
Daniel Carter Beard
New York State
Nathan I. Miller
Albany
Albany Scouts
State Capitol
Smith
McCumber Opposition Questioned in North Dakota Race
The letter argues McCumber owes independent Republican voters an extensive explanation of his four year actions. It condemns his support for anti socialist battles and aligns Grenna with rival factions. The piece urges party unity and champions other North Dakota Republicans ready to run, not McCumber or Gronna. It also discusses county agents, farm advice, and practical agriculture resources in a broader political context.
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North Dakota
McCumber
Jamestown
Grenna
Liederbachs
Republican Party
Kaldors
Townleys
Lemkes
County Agent Work By Group Demand Favored
Farm Bureau urges efficiency as county agents cannot visit every farm. A farmer’s letter praises group demonstrations and asks readers to request visits by mail or at demonstrations. The agent argues he can reach more farmers by meetings with twenty to a hundred growers rather than individual farm calls.
Leaders Trim State Ticket As Lemke Faces Critics
The Courier News report notes a curtailed state ticket and a tense convention where Wm. Lemke defended past promises amid протест from a delegate about an overdue note. Townley announced his resignation as national president to be filed before the Minnesota convention on March 31. Nestos’s administration earns farmer support as hail warrants sell to eastern firms and bond markets recover. Frazier remains strong. Gronna and McCumber pursue independent paths, with McCumber balancing factions. A vague prospect of Christenson as an independent nominee could affect the race for the U.S. Senate.
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Courier News
Wm. Lemke
League
Lemke
Townley
National Organization
Minnesota
Nestos
North Dakota
Baker
United States
Frazier
Gronna
McCumber
Hagan
Christianson
House of Representatiives
Sher‘man
Congress
Kidder
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Peer N
Fredrickson
Intyre
5Th
George A. Bryant
John Tonander
Robert P. Sisco
Flip Davis
Kintyre
Andrew M. Weller
H. O. Batzer
Temvik
North Dakolia
Hasstten
Haszeloe
van Mrmgns County
A. D
H. C. Batzer
of Canon
Park Board
Firat
H. Carpenter Lumber Company
Mec
Bid Fire House
Ird
Court House
E'C
First State Bank
Hague
Brian House
Til Alco Os Ebic
Ogict
Hier
County of Emmons
J. Jaeger
J. J. Jaeger
Fischer
New ‘Yorker
Veterans’ Bureau
Abraham Krotoshinsky
Palestine
Somerville
Mass
George Reid
Montevideo
D. C
Reid
London
Mr. McCumber
Farm Bureau Doings
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