Foreclosure Notice on 1920 North Dakota Mortgage
Viktor Pekkola and Mary Pekkola defaulted on a First National Bank of Napoleon mortgage dated December 30, 1920. The 1, Emmons County property NW 13 134 74 will be sold at Emmons County Courthouse at 2 PM May 6, 1922 to satisfy the debt. Attorney Arthur B. Atkins represents the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viktor Pekkola
Mary Pekkola
First National Bank of
Napoleon
North Dakota
the Register of Deeds
Mons
State of
Emmons
Mowoene
Emmons County
N. D
Arthur B. Atkins
Foreclosure Notice on 1920 Real Estate Mortgage
Notice of foreclosure by Christian Nelson assignee on the Charles E. Richardson and Bertha Richardson mortgage dated December 1 1920 recorded February 8 1921 in Emmons County North Dakota. Property is S1 2 N1 2 and N1 2 S1 2 of Section 34 Township 132 North Range 79 West. Sale at Court House Linton May 27 1922 at 2 PM to satisfy $2387.00 plus costs and interest. CHS Coventyr attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Richardson
Bertha Richardson
Pip Wits Mortgagors
James C. Nelson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Dakota
Christian Nelson
Emmons
Linton
North Dakoa
Citations hearing petition for heirship in Emmons County
The State of North Dakota requires Winnie Roberts to appear in Emmons County Court to establish right of succession to Evan B. Roberts real estate in section four township six range west of the prime meridian. Hearing set for April 16 in the Emmons County Court, with publication notices for three successive weeks.
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Citaton
Ate
North Dakot
Emmons
Don L. Tracy
Wisnie Roberts
Mary Alice Robore
North Dakota
Winnieoberts
Evan B. Roberts
Racine
Asapele
W. T
Saar
Estate of Henry Van Beek Notice to Creditors
Notice is given by executors Gerrit Van Beek and Ed H. Van Beek for the estate of Henry Van Beek of Westfield North Dakota. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months of publication at Gerrit Van Beek’s home in North Dakota. Dated April 24, 1923.
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Henry van Beek
Gerrit van Beek
Ed En H. van Beek
Weatfield
Emmons
North Dakota
Gerrit Ven
Bids Sought for Sampson Avenue Culverts in Linton North Dakota
Twenty one sealed bids for constructing two culverts on Sampson Avenue between Second and Third streets in Third Ward City of Linton North Dakota will be received by the City Council until May 1922 at 8 pm. Separate bids for each culvert. Bids to be opened in accordance with specifications on file with the City Clerk. City Auditor E H Smith reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Third Street
Third Ward
City of Linton
Linton
N. D
Ril
E. H. Sh Ith
Notice For Bids On Sidewalks And Crossings
City Council will receive bids until May 1 1922 at 8 PM for sidewalks and crossings in Linton North Dakota. Bids must meet grades standards and materials of the ordinance. Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Linton ND April 18 1922 E H Smith Clerk. Kjuitor.
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Linton
Thity Council
N. D
Aril_ 18
E. H. Smith
Guy. Kuaitor
Mortgage Sale Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Se verin J Hoiness and Mabel Hoiness defaulted on a North Dakota mortgage dated January 2 1918. Henry M Skinner and Louise Skinner as assignees will foreclose at 2 PM June 8 1922 at the Linton courthouse on the southwest quarter of section 14 township 136 north range 76 west. The amount due is 1957.83 plus foreclosure costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin J. Hoiness
Mabel Hoiness
Thomas H. Magee
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
Aney
Henry M.kinner
Louise Skinner
Linton
Emmons County
Henry M. Skinner
H. A. Armstrong
Paren Aeons Hazelton
Nor
Dak
State Highway Construction Seeks Proposals in Emmons County
Proposals for building a State Highway between Linton and Strasburg must arrive by 10:00 A.M. May 18, 1922 at the Court House in Linton North Dakota. Proposals must be sealed and endorsed and accompanied by a 5 percent certified check. Plans and specs are filed with the County Auditor and State Highway Commission in Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Strasburg
State Highway Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons
Notice to Creditors and County Bids Noted in1900s Ledger
Notice to creditors of Mary L. Fielden late of Williamsport Emmons County North Dakota directs claims with vouchers within four months to Farmers State Bank Haselton. Admin A Armstrong dated April 28 1922 first May 4 1922 notice also bids for grading and filling on county highways Linton North Dakota bids due May 12 1922 with 765 and 570 cubic yards specs. right to reject bids Brant County editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Fielden
Mary L. Hagerty
A. Armstrong
Williamsport
Emmons
North Dakota
Farmers State Bank
Haselton
Barberry Fight Fund Approved by Congress
Washington reports a $350000 federal appropriation for the fight against the common barberry bush, progenitor of black rust in wheat. House had $147500, Senate pushed to $500000, conference settled on $350000 with federal aid plus state supplements. Department of Agriculture will conduct farm to farm surveys in wheat states to curb the barberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
Senate
Kellogg
Department of Agriculture
Bloodshed in Utah sparks guard deployment at Scofield
National guard troops in Utah may be sent to Carbon county after a coal mine clash at Scofield left three men wounded in the first bloodshed of the strike. Governor Crockett says he will be advised if the situation differs from current understanding. In Pennsylvania, three miners were killed and another injured when a bomb exploded in a bunkhouse at the Kiski Coal company Patterson mine. Seven miners were asleep when the blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
National Guard
Carbon County
Scofield
H. E. Crockett
Appella
Patterson
Kiski Coal Company
Senators Clamp Down On Labor Strike Inquiry
Boston Senator Walsh telegrams Mayor Curley saying most of Congress, especially the Senate, are for or against labor and an impartial tribunal for a strike investigation is unlikely. The message responds to Curley’s push for a congressional textile strike inquiry.
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Boston
Walsh
Massachusetts
Curley
Congress
Senate
New England
Crisis in Wage Negotiations in News Print Industry
Labor delegates prepare to respond to manufacturers demand to exclude unskilled workers from any global wage scale. The dispute centers on an international wage framework affecting the United States and Canada as talks continue to avert a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Chicago and Northwestern Bids for Freight Car Orders
Chicago and Northwestern railroad accepted bids for 8,000 freight cars totaling 6 million dollars. The order includes 1,250 box cars 500 flat cars 500 stock cars and 250 refrigerator cars. The contracts were divided among five companies.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
President Harding Train Narrowly Averts Derailment
A broken rail on the Baltimore and Ohio route near Hamden was found by a track walker just before President Harding's special train could board. The delay occurred while the rail was replaced, narrowly avoiding a derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Harding
Baltimore & Ship
Hamden
Flooded Louisiana farms face levee breaches feared
New Orleans reports two large sections of Louisiana farmland already under flood waters from breaks in the Mississippi river levee. Engineers shift focus to lower and middle river reaches as threat grows. Levee trouble centers near Arkansas City Arkansas and Plaquemine Louisiana where breaches are feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arkansas City
Ark
Plaquemine
Suit filed for 390000 by parents of bus crash victims
Red Bluff Calif Parents of 13 of the 14 high school students who died when a school bus collided with a Southern Pacific train at a crossing near here have filed suit for 390000. The action names the railroad and district officials. The crash occurred November 30 last, shocking the community.
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Red Bluff
Calif
Southern Pacific
Here
Rights Reserved on Egypt Recognition by Washington
Washington extends former recognition to Egypt as an independent state while reserving all extra territorial and other rights in the territory as they exist by treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Egypt
United States
Fourth Hay and Grain Show Features Youth Exhibits
Chicago event announces Boys and Girls clubs as a special feature of the Fourth Hay and Grain Show held December 3 to 9. The show coincides with the International Live Stock exhibition, highlighting youth involvement in agriculture and livestock activities.
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Chicago
Duplicate bonds claim sparks Senate floor clash
Representative Johnson of South Dakota asserts hundreds of millions in duplicate bonds exist in the United States. Treasury officials deny the reports amid Secretary Mellon led investigations discrediting wholesale circulation of counterfeit securities. Representative Wingo of Arkansas challenges the statement, urging backing with facts and praising Mellon’s denial as truthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
South Dakota
United States
Treasury
Mellon
Bureau of Engraving
Wingo
Arkansas
House Banking Committee
J. W. McCarter
Hundred Years Ago Point Pleasant Grant Tribute
Point Pleasant Ohio prepares for a centennial tribute to General Ulysses S. Grant as presidents Har ding and wife plan a river steamer visit from Cincinnati. The narrative recalls 100 years since Jesse Grant’s neighbors celebrated the birth of Ulysses S. Grant, noting the village lies 20 miles upriver from Cincinnati and has never seen a railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Ohio River
Ulysses S. Grant
Jesse Grant
A. Tanner
Ulyssess. Grant
Harding
Cincinnati
Semenov Enters Further Trouble With U S Courts
General Gregorie Semenov, ex-Ataman of the Cossacks, faced contempt proceedings before Bankruptcy Referee Olney after he refused to answer questions. Counsel for creditors of the Youravete Home and Foreign Trading company urged contempt as he was questioned about money deposits in Japan and Chita, Siberia, with his attorney advising silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semenov
New York
Gregorie Semenov
The
Cossacks
Olney
David W. Kahn
Youravete Home and Foreign Trading Company
Japan
Chita
Siberia
En Route Group Arrives at Riga for Russia Resource Push
A party described as 57 S. W. W. with 11 wives and one baby reached Riga on their way to exploit Russia’s vast resources. They claimed to have enough clothing to last two years, supporting their assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Toll
Russia
Many Flood Victims Reported in Texas Disaster
Dallas Texas forty seven persons were unaccounted for or were reported known dead as a result of the floods and windstorm in Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
Illinois Coal Parley Near Chicago
Illinois mine workers oppose government intervention and favor direct talks with Illinois operators. Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois miners, said a conference time is not very far off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
Frank Farrington
O'Donald Announces Candidacy for County Judge
John R. O'Donald declares his bid for County Judge in Emmons County. He asks voters to support him at the June 28 primary election. Political advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. O'Donald
Office of Register of Deeds
W. F. Hageman
Emmons County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Re nomination
Ed Miller seeks re nomination and re election as sheriff of Emmons County. He asks voters to judge his first term as satisfactory and requests support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Edw. Miller
County Treasurer Seeks Reelection for Second Term
FOR COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection to a second term as county treasurer and respectfully solicit your support.
Ammunition Works in Germany Diversifies into Cars
A German ammunition factory shifts production to automobile manufacture signaling a major pivot in industrial output. The move follows pressures on arms production and aims to leverage existing engineering expertise to enter a civilian vehicle market.
American Dream Turns Sour in Immigrant Odyssey
After three weeks at sea, a Persian immigrant group arrives in New York and exchanges money for American gold. A return trip on a lux train to Chicago leads to candy payment dispute and miscommunications. In Chicago they struggle to reach Ishu’s brother, encountering language barriers, cab rides, a helpful policeman, and a surprising mustard jar mistaken for honey. They endure disorienting city transport as a dramatic crossing of the river bridge ends with a miraculous moment.
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New York Harbor
Ellis Island
Chicago
Indianapolis
New York
America
Ishu
Khana
Persia
Orange County Shifts 8000 Carloads of Oranges
Orange County California shipped 8000 carloads of citrus this season with a total value of 18.5 million dollars. The report highlights the scale of shipments and indicates strong market activity for the county’s citrus industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Calif
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Barberry
Utah
Hero
Pals
Frederick Paist
Philadelphia
Chas. B. Carley
Jake J. Kramer
Cc. F. Wagner
Germany
Berlin
Leyden University
William of Orange
Asia Magazine
Chas. A. Brown
Don S. Tracy
A. M. Britts
Earl T. Atha
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