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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
6
The Record of Linton North Dakota details 26 cents per column inch for single insertions 20 cents for contract space ten cents per inch for composition and ten cents per line for one insertion Advertising copy must reach the printer by Tuesday noon each week The paper circulates widely across Emmons County with distribution in the south and north halves.
Al Seymour of Union township objects to the recall idea after missing a precimet caucus notice while Cathro and the Bank of North Dakota face a critical critique. The Record reviews Cathro’s bank policy statements, farm price impacts, bond sales, and public fund deposits, arguing the Industrial Program missteps harmed state finances and warning against recall while urging patience for clarity.
In his throne speech to Parliament the king denounces Ireland's use of criminal violence for independence and asserts unity and self government cannot be achieved by such means. He notes upcoming Allied conferences and supports efforts toward European peace and Near East stability. He also signals openness to a trade deal with Soviet Russia amid rising opposition to the Lloyd George ministry and cabinet strains ahead of summer adjournment.
A roundup of short items from towns across North Dakota includes embezzlement charges in Makoti, a new church project in Kennedy, a fire at Adrian's school, and a parochial addition planned in Bismarck. Other entries report curfew enforcement in Washburn, a Mennonite settlement pass-through at Portal, and multiple civic developments in Jamestown, Leith, and Minot.
North Dakota selects 31 delegates to the Chicago grain marketing conference held April 6 with six state reps Asher L Burdik C B Heinemeyer Howard B Wood B F Baker Harrison Garnett and H L Finke. Delegates span Farm Bureau Equity Wheat Growers Farmers Grange to decide on the proposed system by the Committee of 17.
A string of short notices reports accidents births honors and official actions across towns including Bowdon Bathgate Deering Grand Forks Mott New England Bismarck Portal Minot Valley City Rugby Dickinson Fort Yates Fargo Agricultural College Gilby and others detailing a fatal shed incident a champion skater a gun discharge a farm wage scale a bridge project a boxing cup tariff dispute a manslaughter case a patrolman’s bond a political appointment a police safe mystery a birth at a hotel a nun city building completion seed warnings clover seed movement and a large Oak Grove seminary project.
Ladies' Aid Society meets every Wednesday. Emma Norman serves as president with Ella Pagel as vice president Annie Pitcher as secretary Hulda Hageman as treasurer.
Directory listing various county offices including Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff County Judge Clerk of Court Supt of Schools State's Attorney and district officials with names such as F J McConville Chairman Fifth Dist and T P Lee First Dist among others.
Presiding judge Frank P. Allen and associate judge C H Olsen lead the Third Judicial District with stenographers Geo M McKenna and Nick Heisler. Juvenile Court Officer Rev C R Newcomb serves Emmons Logan and McIntosh Counties. Wallace Eyes Frank Sternhagen and C A Wolverton are noted in ward references.
A clipped church notice notes Sunday services with morning and evening worship times. The fragment lists both sessions but lacks full details or location.
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