Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Public legal notice of foreclosure on a 1920 mortgage by Charles E Richardson and Bertha Richardson to James C Nelson, later assigned to Christian Nelson, detailing parcel description in section 34 township 132 north range 79 west, sale date May 27 1922 at 2 PM at the court house front door Linton ND, with totals due and assignee costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Richardson
Bertha. Richardson
James C. Nelson
Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Dapta
Christian Nelson
North Dakota
Linton
Emmons
North Dakoa
Salis
One Hundred
Benge
Sale of Land Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Public sale under an order of sale by Judge Don L. Tracy will auction the south half of section 2 township 130 north range 76 west of the 6th principal meridian to the highest cash bidder. Bids in writing may be left at Security State Bank Strasburg or filed with the county judge. sale after June 3 1922. Administratrix Elizabetha Fettig announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Tracy
Emmons
North Dakota
Joseph Fettig
Strasburg
Security State Bank
Proposals Sought for State Highway Project No 89
Notice to contractors invites bids for a State Highway between Linton and Strasburg Emmons County with Federal Aid Project No 89. Proposals due by 7:00 a.m. May 18, 1922 at the Court House Linton Dak. Mail or deliver with county auditor endorsement and a certified check for a percent of the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Strasburg
State Highway, Commission and Board of County Commissioners
Emmons
Notice to creditors and contractors in Emmons County
Notice to creditors of Mary L. Fielden later Hagerty to file claims within four months at Farmers State Bank Hazelton Emmons County North Dakota. First publication May 4 1922. Also notice inviting sealed bids by Emmons County Board of Commissioners for grading and filling on two bridges near Sections 11 12 Township 130 Range 79 bids due May 12 1922 with 5 percent certified check. right to reject bids.
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State Highway Commission
Bismarck
North Dakota
E. H. Brant
Henry van Beek
Nae van Beek
Ed Saunders H. van Beek
Henry. van Beek
Westfield
Emmons
Gerrit van Beek
Said Emmons County
North
Y Daket
A. Gerrit van. Beek
Edward H. van Beek
Mary L. Fielden
Mary L. Hagerty
H. A. Armstrong
Williamsport
Farmers State Bank
Hazelton
Emmons County
A. D
Board of County Commissioners
Linton
Daota
N. D
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure in Emmons County
Foreclosure sale to satisfy the mortgage on all of Section 12, Township 134 North, Range 77 West, Emmons County North Dakota. Dated May 8, 1922. premises described. sale at Linton courthouse front door on June 17, 1922 at noon. amount due 12028.80 plus costs. assignee Paul C. Keyes, Receiver First National Bank of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar BE. Muehlberg
Alma C. Muehlberg
Christian Vorlander
Mortga.gee
Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Dakota
McPherson County
South Dakota
A. M
William M. Mitchell
Christian Verlander
Paul C. Keyes
First
National Bank of
Eureka
Linton
Emmons
Scott Cameron
Bismarck
First National Bank of
City Proceedings Linton North Dakota May 1 1922
A regular meeting reviewed culverts crossings and walks bids. Coonen bids for culvert across third street and Samp son Avenue and for Samp son Avenue crossing awarded. Mitzell and Coonen sidewalk bids approved. Juror quotas listed with names. Motion to set price not to exceed 60 was made.
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Linton
N. D
Woolverton
Sternhagen
Heisler
Hinton
Paulson
Third Streets
Adam Mitzell
RH. Coonen
Vincent Shhier
C. A. Woolverton
Chas. Meier
Otto *. Becker
John Schulz
District Court and City Council Minutes From 1922
Two historical notices record municipal payroll and council actions in Meonie and Hague Emmons County. City payroll items include mayoral salary and street work payments. Chas. Paulson is named council president for the year and the Emmons County Record is designated official paper. A second notice announces Joseph M. Schatz as bankrupt with a creditors meeting set for May 23 1922 in Bismarck with H F O’Hare as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Free
Onry Itt
Z. Norman
Jakob Huber
Emmons County Record
North Dakot
Joseph M. Schatz
Former Senator Gronna Dies After Illness
Former United States Senator Gronna died after a seven month illness. He had served in the Senate from 1911 after resigning from the House, chaired the agriculture committee, helped establish the federal farm land bank system, and faced several election contests including 1920 and 1922 races. He underwent surgery in Rochester that proved inoperable.
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Legislative Assembly
United States
Grenna
Engerud
House of Representatives
Edward Engerud
E. F. Ladd
Fargo
Frank White
Valley City
Gronna
Dr. Ladd
Nonpartisan League
United States Senate
Washington
Andrew Miller
Rochester
Subterranean River Found Near Lubeck Germany
A hidden river with multiple tributaries was located near Lubeck, Germany. It flows into the Baltic about twenty miles beyond the coast and offers practical value by explaining the long standing water supply difficulties that can now be addressed.
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Lubeck
Germany
Baltic Sea
Prize Fight and Stakeholder In A Crooked Tale
A humorous exchange centers on a prize fight purses and a boy in a tree. The dialogue hints at a stakeholder hidden in plain sight while another boy below grips a club, prompting questions about who really controls the event.
Postman and Pete Exchange Gentle Mail Joke
A brief vignette shows Pete asking the postman for mail and the postman prompting for his name. Pete responds by pointing to the envelope, highlighting a simple, friendly exchange. The scene closes with a moral about loving your neighbor as yourself.
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Pete
Soviet plenipotentiaries displease over reconstruction memorandum
Genoa reports that Bolshevik leaders are not delighted with the draft for Russia’s reconstruction, noting the document’s failure to recognize the Soviet government and its rejection of governmental loans. The memorandum, prepared by a corps of secretaries, was hurried to Santa Margherita and handed to M. Rakovsky in his pajamas.
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Genoa
Russia
Europe
Moscow
Santa Margherita
M. Rakovsky
Eckhardt and Burdick to File Federal Suit in Lincoln
W G Eckhardt former treasurer and A L Burdick vice president of United States Grain Growers announced plans to file a federal court suit in Lincoln Neb citing echoes of the Chicago convention fight as the catalyst for the action.
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Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
United States Grain Growers, Inc
W. G. Eckhardt
A. L. Burdick
Banks to Close Branches in Dublin Area
The Dail Eireann issued a statement saying banks plan to close their branches in the area where recent raids occurred. In Washington the Senate adopted the conference report on extending the three per cent immigration restriction law for three more years from next June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Washington
Senate
O'Donald Announces Candidacy for County Judge
John R. O'Donald declares his candidacy for County Judge in Emmons County. He asks voters to support him at the primary election on June 28, noting appreciation for any support from the electorate.
Ed Miller Seeks Re nomination for Emmons County Sheriff
A note to voters from Ed Miller announces his candidacy for re nomination and re election as sheriff of Emmons County. He asks supporters to judge his first term on its merits and to provide continued backing if satisfied with his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Edw. Miller
Carley seeks reelection as county treasurer
Chas B. Carley announces candidacy for a second term as county treasurer and respectfully solicits public support.
Candidate for Register of Deeds in 1922 primary
W F Hageman announces candidacy for Register of Deeds, subject to voters at the June 28 1922 primary election.
Deliberately Unfriendly Grumpson Shtick Noted in Golf Joke
A quip about Mr Grumpson shows him as eccentric by carrying a pocket Bible. When a golfer boasts about scores he opens the Bible and orders him to place his right hand on it. The excerpt counsels looking forward to joys and vexations, staying prepared.
Indigestion as Public Privilege Commented In Editorial
A satirical line proclaims that the public treats indigestion as a lasting privilege, suggesting a humorous take on consumer culture and daily life. The remark frames a broader critique of society's tolerance for discomfort as normality.
Art in America shifts focus toward creativity over wealth
The piece notes America’s postwar tilt from material concerns to art, citing an estimated 200 million dollars spent by American art lovers since the war to persuade Europe to part with its treasures. It suggests Europe is currently willing to part with many items, curbing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Clerk of Court Candidate Seeks Primary Support
The candidate for Clerk of Court asks voters in E Me to support at the June 28 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emons County
Candidate for County Treasurer in June 28 1922 primary
A candidate for the office of County Treasurer runs in the official primary election on June 28, 1922, subject to the voters will.
Deeds Office seeks second term after first efficient year
In a concise appeal the Register of Deeds asks voters for support for a second term, claiming to have administered the office economically and efficiently during the initial term. The message emphasizes performance and stewardship to persuade constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register OF Deeds
Europe’s Art Treasures Arrive in America Amid Demand
The Detroit News notes America’s new appetite for masterworks as European galleries ship pieces like Reynolds Mrs Siddons and Gainsborough Blue Boy. Rembrandts valued up to 800000 appear alongside other masterpieces worth about half a million each. This rising interest signals a shift toward valuing art over pure material gains in a still early trend.
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Joshua Reynolds
Mrs. Siddons
Gainsborough
America
Europe
Detroit News
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Henry ,Kinner
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Uch
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Henry M. Skinner
Louis E . Sinner
Armstrong
Elton
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THE
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James K. Hackett
Memorial Theater
Stratford-on-Avon
Lord Hackett of
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France
Belgium
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
A. C. Johnson
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Twin Cities
Iowa
Fort Madison
Dell P. Glazier
Postoffice
Middle West
New York
John R. O’donald
Chas. A. Brown
Chas. B. Carley
Fice
Jake J. Kramer
Emmons Coun
Cc. F. Wagner
W. F. Hageman
Mr. Grumpson
ART IN America
Don S. Tracy
A. M. Britts
Earl T. Atha
A. H. Irvine
Temvik
Olaf Larvick
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