Return From Turtle Lake After Wolf Family Slaying
The Bossert and Naasz families returned to Linton after attending the last rites for the Wolf family of Turtle Lake. John Bossert, brother of the murdered woman, reports funeral attendance of three to five thousand and notes no motive or suspects yet. He suspects robbery and details possible sequence of the killing and escape attempts, with no clear lead to the perpetrators.
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Linton
Turtle Lake
Bossert
Naasz
Jacob Wolf
John Bossert
Mr. Bossert
Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Mr.Wolf
Emmons County
John
South Prairie
Russia
McLean County
Jake Hoffart
Weishaars
Hoffart
Carl Weishaar
Wolf Place
Tatle Lake
Attac
Naturalization Hearing Set For May Fourteenth
Judge Graham will preside in Linton on Friday May 14 to hear citizenship applications. Special exercises led by Miss Kirley of local schools accompany the hearing to stress new citizens duties under federal policy. Applicants include William Buts chat James A Miles Elis Filppula Nickolaus Glass Baruch Cristal Hy man Smolowitz Joseph Wilhelm An dreas Weikum Jr Andreas Weikum Peter Stoller John Scherr Fred Bett ger.
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Graham
Linton
Miss Kirley
William Butschat
James A. Miles
Elis Filppula
Nickolaus Glass
Baruch Cristal
Hyman, Smolowitz
Joseph Wilhelm
Andreas Wei
Lin ton Nears Ready Light Plant With Steam Power
Prospects show Lin ton will have a fully operational light plant within thirty days. Construction south of Thompson Yards progresses with wiring being upgraded and meters to be replaced. The plant uses steam power and will serve Lin ton and may connect Strasburg and Hazelton if feeder wires can be arranged. The community ownership shares many small investors, aiming to end local power troubles soon.
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Linton
Thompson Yards
John D. Rockefeller
Strasburg
Hazelton
Obituary: Jennie Blanche Logue Buck Benedict
Jennie Blanche Logue born January 14 1886 in Richland County Wisconsin moved to Linton North Carolina in 1897. She married Clark R Buck May 4 1904 and had four children Everet Blanche Euelah and Baby died 1920 at home near Hurdsfield North Dakota later married Charles Benedict and had Verl and Lavinia. She leaves husband four children parents two brothers a half brother a half sister and many friends.
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Jennie Blanche Logue
Richland County
Wisconsin
Linton
N. C
Clark R. Buck
Chilldren
Everet
Blanche
Euelah
Baby
Charles Benedict
Verl
Lavinia
Hurdsfield
N. D
Benedict
Blanch
Beulah
Leonard
Floyd
Emery Thompson
Allie Krick
Mary Britts
Cora Lewis
State Loan Data on Bank of North Dakota Funds
North Dakota reports Bank of North Dakota holds public funds totaling 34 819 793 81 with twenty eight million belonging to the state and its subdivisions. The article notes the vast scale of public money under the bank’s control and begins to outline how the funds are managed.
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North Dakota
Bank of
Farm Loans and State Banking Reform Debate
The writer urges that farm loans be financed through the old school fund system at five percent and warns against political manipulation of public funds via a state bank. He argues the editor should push measures to end the Bank of North Dakota and restore nonpolitical loan machinery to farmers.
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Farmer
University and School Lands
Bank of North Dakota
Local baseball teams plan regular schedule and salaries
Manager Jake Lang reports a tentative schedule drawn up in Hazelton to organize games among Napoleon Kintyre Braddock Hazelton Strasburg and Linton. Home players only rule aims to curb salaries and reduce financial strain while delaying weather improved start. A follow up meeting is set for Monday May 10 at Hazelton to finalize the season plan.
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Mgr
Jake Lang
Hazelton
Napoleon
Kintyre Braddock
Strasburg
Linton
Print Paper Prices Rise Reflecting Higher Costs
The Record reports sharp paper price hikes and announces a planned cost system. From 1914 to today subscription prices rose from 1.50 to 2.00 per year, while print paper jumped from 2.5 to 12.5 cents per pound. The paper warns trade partners prices will be higher to cover living costs and urges understanding as costs tighten.
Bank of North Dakota critique challenges state finance
The piece argues current deposits earn two percent while sinking funds yield four, unlike nearby banks. It claims counties and districts lose funds to check costs and questions the Bank’s loan focus on farmers. It cites loan statistics, withdrawal rates, and possible political patronage under Townley and Cathro.
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Bank
Bank of North Dakota
Bank of Norh Dakota
Cathro
Waters
Townley
E. Townley
Legion Meeting Tonight Sets Decoration Day Plans
The local American Legion posts a monthly meeting at the club rooms near the First National Bank to arrange Decoration Day services. Members and non-member service men are urged to attend and sign up as committees are appointed and an outside speaker and band are considered. Cemetery exercises with veterans and a firing squad are planned with uniforms and rifles.
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The
American Legion
First National Bank
Legion
C. O. Smith
Refund for ODD NUMBERED railroad land grant acres
The Supreme Court holds that lands in odd numbered sections within railroad land grants are priced at 1.25 per acre. Entrymen on the Northern Pacific grant may claim a refund of 1.25 per acre from 2.50 paid. Warning issued against unscrupulous collectors in Washington D. C. and circulars offering contingent refunds.
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United States Supreme Court
Pacific
Tel Moorlepe
Cat ‘Washbington
D. G
P. E. Bryne
Register
FL. Brant
Students honored for attendance and reading in Hazelton and Burr Oak
The Buchanan Consolidated School held a social and program raising 64.50. Pupils earning Three Month Perfect Attendance include Emma Olson Martha Olson Bak ker Cecelia Nicuswma Theodore Van Houte Strasburg Mahlon Rotzien Algie Simpkins Beth Sabraw Rachel Lenhart Charles Andrus Eunice Rotzien Melville Steiner Elva Webert Carl Weikum Willis Sheperd Herman Batzer Jr Alton Lenhart Lillis Ear lywine Myra Holley Burr Oak. Hazelton pupils received Reading Circle Diplomas for eight books and Green Blue and Red Seals for twenty books. School clerks received Workman's Compensation blanks and will pay premiums. County Supt Phelps discusses state land department bonds and funding limits affecting school building programs and urges districts to present conditions to the Board of University and School Lands and consider warrants to continue building with first funds available.
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Buchanan Consolidated School
Emma
Martha Olson
Bakker
Cecelia Nicuswma
Theodore van Houte
Strasburg
Mahlon Rotzien
Algie Simpkins
Beth Sabraw
Rachel Lenhart
Charles Andrus
Eunice Rotzien
Melville Steiner
Elva Webert
Carl Weikum
Willis She
Amelia Helfenstein
Helen Wohlman
Willard Yeater
Milton Smolowitz
Iola Bjerke
Cletus Wright
Glen Wood
Willis Sheperd
Ester Glines
Vincent Zirbes
Sam Smolowitz
Lucile Hemmerick
Ruth Morlan
Clayton McMullen
Wm. Schanlaber
Louis Weikum
Lyle Forsythe
Edward Shea
Erna Shepper
Workman’s Compensation Bureau
Phelps
Divide County
State Land Department
Logan county group pushes resignation of Senator Weber
In Wishek the anti To forces meet and pass a regulation demanding the resignation of Senator Weber for not supporting the majority of the riot votes. Weber had been elected but faced a tough campaign and rebuttal on the stump.
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Logan County
Wishek
John Webe
Weber
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Board of University and School Lands
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