State Aid for Standard Schools Grants Listed
County notes announce receipt of State Aid for Standard Schools for 1920 with per-class amounts for rural and consolidated districts based on tax mills. It lists specific district allocations, notes anticipated changes, urges timely applications, and includes instructions on teacher salaries, renewal certificates, and handling of reading circle materials.
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Cherry Grove
Buchanan
Lincoln
Bakker
Sand Creek
Danbury
Cece
Highland
Kintyre
Liberty
Union
Emmonsburg
Pond
Eceie Eleleue Eee
McCulley
Velectinescklse Weres's
Duties of legal depositories law summary
House Bill 212 passed last session and signed March 8 provides banks with bonds before securing public deposits over $500. Banks acting as depositories must file quarterly reports to county treasurers on Feb May Aug and Nov detailing deposits and interest, or face misdemeanors. County treasurers must publish a nationwide report compiling all deposits before month end. Emmons County banks with public funds over $500 should have filed by May 1 to enable timely publication. Objective is publicity of public funds to prevent discrimination.
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Ecord
Emmons County
Memorial Day prep by American Legion in Emmons county
Committees appointed to observe Memorial Day invite all ex service men in Emmons county to attend, with G A R and Spanish American War veterans as guests. Uniforms preferred, colors and rifles awaited, and a Victory Medal program offered with local discharge forms handled by A H Irvine in Bismarck.
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Emmons County
Legion
Uncle Sam
Bismarck
North Dakota
A. H. Irvine
Managers urged to submit player lists by May 20 to Lang
All ball club managers must compile and send the names of every player on their teams no later than May 20. The completed list should be addressed to J. A. Lang in Linton.
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J. A. Lang
Linton
Minneapolis Disc Rate Cut Seen by Fed Bank Directors
Directors of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Board recommended lowering the district discount rate to six and a half percent with official word to follow after Fed board approval. Washington telegraphed the action, and banks expect a chain reaction reducing commercial rates from seven and a half percent though country banks may not gain additional credit.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Washington Dispatches
Ninth District
Federal Reserve Bank
Senate OKs immigration bill with lone dissent
The Senate passed an emergency immigration bill setting a 3 percent cap on aliens by nationality for fourteen months. The vote was 78 to 1 against a single dissent by Senator Reed. Conference with the House will reconcile differences, with key senators named as conferees. The House exemption for persecution escape was struck out in the Senate version, despite a floor amendment attempt by Senator Johnson.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Reed
Missouri
House
Colt
Rhode Island
Senate Immigration Committee
Dillingham
Vermont
King
Utah
Johnson
California
Ku Klux Klan Holds Convention In Atlanta Event
The Ku Klux Klan gathered in Atlanta from across the country for a ceremonial and founding celebration. Officials announced more than 10 000 candidates would be admitted into the order.
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Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Mail Pilot Burned to Death in Wyoming Crash
Walter M. Bunting a Rock Springs Wyoming mail service aviator was burned to death when his airplane overturned and crashed on takeoff for a mail flight to Cheyenne with the mail.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Walter M. Bunting
Cheyenne
Garnishment Action Against Bank of North Dakota Dismissed
Arrangements were made to release the garnishment action of the county against the Bank of North Dakota. Most funds had been pried loose by remitting checks for state tax payments. Mr. Roth represented the state institution and made final settlement. Withdrawal of state funds tied up by the garnishment began. No large sums remained in any single bank.
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Bank of North Dakota
Roth
Unemployment Rise Across Nation Smashes 42 638 Jobs in Four Industries
The Department of Labor reports April unemployment up nationwide by four tenths of one percent. 1,424 firms in 65 centers shed 7,037 jobs, totaling 1.6 million workers, with 50,000 layoffs since January. Four industries automobiles leather textiles and liquor trades added 42,638 jobs, led by Detroit Chicago Toledo and Passaic gains, while iron and steel fell sharply.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Detroit
Chicago
Toledo
Passaic
Denver
New England
House Passes Budget Bill With Senate Changes
Washington reports the House approved the budget measure 344 to 9 with Senate amendments. It creates a budget bureau in the Treasury department headed by a director and an assistant, both to be appointed by the President. The House kept the Senate method of appointment but made the bureau independent of the Treasury.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury Department
Memorial Day Observance and Local Baseball in Linton
Memorial Day ceremonies will be held in Linton on Monday May 30 with a parade at 10:00 a.m. and cemetery honors by the American Legion, G A R, and schoolchildren followed by an at park program at 1:30 p.m. A baseball game between Strasburg and Linton will close the day. The Linton team recently lost a close home game. pitcher Fairchild from Wilton will join after June 10 as plans finalize.
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Linton
A. N. Junge
Broadway
Oak
American Legion
Lintonites
Strasburg
Lucas
Ward
J. A. Lang
Granddad
Linton Baseball
Streeter
Fairchild
Wilton
North Dakota
The
State University
Bundle Day Aids Near East Relief Observance set for May 18
K. P. notes announce work in the rank of Page and Esquire this Thursday evening with balloting on candidates. Convention starts at 8:00. Wednesday, May 18, designated as Bundle Day for Near East Relief. Supt, Kiviley asks local lodges to observe fittingly. details to be presented at Thursday convention.
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Page
Esquire
Near East Relief
Kiviley
Episcopal Church Sunday Services and Sunday School Schedule
The church announces Sunday School at 11 a.m. on May 15. Morning services will be held at Mrs Braund’s home in Hazelton at 11 a.m. Evening services occur in Linton at 7:45 p.m. Local members are invited to attend.
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Suday School
Weather summary for week ending May 10, 1921
U S Weather Bureau reports the week ending midnight May 10 1921 with daily highs and lows, and precipitation totals. Mean weekly temperature 63 by day and 47 by night. three day rainfall Saturday to Monday 0.41 inch. statewide variation notes heavier rain in northern parts.
Linton Cemetery Clean-Up Day Scheduled for May 20 1921
A notice to lot owners and interested persons announces a cemetery clean-up at Linton Cemetery on Friday May 20 1921 at 2 p.m. Bring rake spade hoe and shovel to beautify the grounds. Signed Linton Cemetery Association secretary C F Wagher.
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Linton Cemetery
Linton Cemetery Association
C. F. Wagher
Dally Thought Hope Behind Mrs Barbauld Quote
A brief excerpt reflecting on hope lost and held in verse by Mrs. Barbauld. The line suggests resilience and contemplation in adversity.
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Dally
Elevated Uintah Railroad Linking Mack Colorado to Watson Utah
The Uintah railroad runs sixty two miles from Mack Colorado to Watson Utah over the Atchen mountains exceeding 9,000 feet in elevation with about 75 percent curves.
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Uintah
Mack, Colo
Watson
Utah
Atchen Mountains
Townley associates show no repentance says Minneapolis journal
The Minneapolis Journal notes no change of heart among Arthur C Townley associates regarding hampering U S war efforts in 1917. It cites Townley s sinister wartime utterances and quotes a Fargo Courier News defense, contrasting Townley s actions with revered reformers.
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Minneapolis Journal
Arthur C. Townley
United States
Minnesota Supreme Court
Towney
Townley
Fargo Courier-News
A. C. Townley
Minnesota
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Richard Coonen
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