Strasburg Edges Linton In Tight Ninth Inning Rally
Strasburg wins a close road game after a ninth inning rally that overturned a two run lead by Linton. Angell allowed hits and walks but settled after the early innings as both teams misplayed balls amid a drizzling rain and umpiring controversy. Next Sunday league play begins with Luton at Napoleon Braddock at Strasburg and Hague at Hazelton.
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Strasburg
Linton
Angell
Paulson
Scherr
Otto Becker
Luton
Napoleon
Braddock
Hague
Hazelton
American Legion Sets Memorial Day Plans and Poppy Sale
At a May 12 meeting the local post appointed a Memorial Day committee and arranged a poppy sale for May 27. A 6:00 p.m. community feed precedes a short business session to elect delegates to the State Convention. Members in good standing will receive invitations to confirm attendance. May 27 is Poppy Day to fund Memorial Day efforts and a parade is planned for 10:00 a.m. May 30. The post urges participation and remembrance of those who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Tuseday
Linton
Dan R. Richardson
American Legion
Camp Fire
Seeman Park
Park Board
Legion
Court session grants eight new citizens at Linton
Judge Allen and Court Reporter Oliver presided last Friday as regular matters and citizenship applications were heard. Eight applicants, Karl Reich, Johan Gustaf Seaquist, Bernard Maland, Joseph Rohrich, August Winroth, Gus Bouma, John Jangula, and Henry Brickel, were granted full citizenship. Others were continued or denied due to language or exemption issues. Peter Stoller absent. Peter Brickel denied for English inability. Oliver departed for Ashley to cover court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Oliver
Linton
Karl Reich
Johan Gustaf Seaquist
Bernard Maland
Joseph J. Rohrich
August Winroth
Gus Bouma
John Jangula
Henry Brickel
Andreas Weikum
Peter Stoller
John Schaffner
Jacob Brickel
Anton Dolinski
Peter Brickel
Judge Allen
Ashley
Legion Big Feed on Memorial Day Planned by Local Post
The local American Legion post will host a Memorial Day feed for members with a three person committee to organize. Support requested from those able to contribute cakes pies salads or other items through Otto T Becker H C Lynn or John D Meyer. post members are dispersed, so outreach aims to include all.
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The
American Legion
Otto T. Becker
H. C. Lynn
John D. Meyer
Legion
Farm Bureau Doings Highlights From Hague Area
Andreas Wolf and John Weisbeck visited for gopher bait and sweet clover seed while various locals called on the office. The executive committee met. treasurer W H Johnson joins the state pardon board. Tree planting with Mandan Field Station gains momentum. 160 acres of corn planned. Memorial Day activities urged in Linton with Legion, G A R, and Scouts participating. poppy sale to fund observances.
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Andreas Wolf
John Weisbeck
Hague
Joe Geisinger
Olaf Larvick
Diggins
Bitz
Anderson
Smith
Hooper
Court House
W. H. Johnson
Geo. Grogan
Mandan
E. A. Anderson
Farmers State Bank of
Hazelton
County vote on cooperative extension questioned by officials
Two weeks of telegrams and letters swirl as petitions divide county leaders over whether the county agent referendum must have ten percent of qualified electors to place the issue on the ballot. Voters will see the question as support of cooperative agricultural extension work, without naming the county agent. Local politicians debate primary tactics and recall fears while several candidates line up for sheriff and county judge races.
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Alex Walther
U. S
McCumber
Lynn J. Frazier
United States Senate
League
Bismarck
Nestos
Stegner
Frazier
United States
Baker
Union
Independent Republican group names McCumber in county campaign
The IN dependent Republican executive committee of this county met in Linton to plan campaigns. They formed a women’s auxiliary, endorsed Senator Porter J McCumber over Lynn J Frazier, and decided all county funds stay local. Emmons County faces financial strain from crop failures and hay shortages, limiting fundraising prospects.
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Independent Republican
Linton
Porter J. McCumber
United States
Lynn J. Frazier
League
Fargo
Emmons’ County
Bonds Sell at Premium in North Dakota issue bids
The North Dakota Industrial Commission chose Minnesota Loan and Trust for 137 500 bank bonds and 500 000 mill and elevator bonds with options on 1 000 000 more. Bids came from Minneapolis New York Cincinnati Toledo with terms from par to premium. A joint bid by R G Grant and Ballinger included a clause to withdraw if marketability was affected by a change in state administration.
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Bismarck
State Industrial Commission
Minnesota Loan and Trust Company
Bank of North Dakota
Acton
Industrial Commission
Minneapolis
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
R. G. Grant & Co
L. R. Ballinger & Co
North Dakota
County School Honors and Diplomas This Week
Nine Month Diplomas awarded to Leona Graf McCulley Rebecca Agnes Eunice Benz Dana Clarence Rodenburg Dick Ten Clay Bakker Magdalena Godade Linton Special Mamie Nanden Cherry Grove Fred Waddell Highland Three Month Diplomas awarded to Maurice Agnes Benz Clara Frank Alice Mauk Dana Bessie Van Beek Preston Barr Hattie Ten Clay and Gerrit Haak Bakker Elizabeth Bosch Linton Special Melvin Scott Williamsport Neil Baker Ruby Purintun Highland Gertrude Allensworth Thomas Sheperd Helen Aaring Robert Baer Conrad Leonard Scheidt Florence Rott Leo Leonora Koenig Cherry Grove Primary room at Hull school donated to Fargo Children’s Home Reading Circle awards listed Blue and Green and Gold Seals with named recipients Edna Ten Clay Rena Van Boven Bakker Angeline Lammers Birastare Frieda Droog Hattie Ten Clay Edward Vander Vorste Strasburg Eighth graders urged to take examinations County graduation and play day planned in first ten days of June Retirement reports continuing Do not send a warrant to county treasurer He must have a check.
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Leona Graf
McCulley
Rebecca
Agnes
Eunice Benz
Dana
Clarence Rodenburg
Dick Ten Clay
Bakker
Magdalena Godade
Linton
Mamie Nanden
Cherry Grove
Fred Waddell
Highland
Maurice
Agnes Benz
Clara
Frank
Alice Mauk
Bessie van Beek
Preston Barr
Hattie Ten Clay
Gerrit Haak
Elizabeth Bosch
Linton Special
Melvin Scott Williamsport
Neil Baker
Ruby Purintutn
Gertrude ‘Allensworth
Thomas Sheperd
Helen Aaring
Robert Baer
Conrad
Leonard Scheidt
Florence Rott
Leo
Leonora Koenig
Hull
Fargo
Reading Circle
Edna Ten Clay
Rena van Boven
Angeline Lammers
Birastare
Edna~Ten_ Clay
Frieda Droog
Edward Vander Vorste
Strasburg
Retraction Notice Sparks Legal Threats and Claims
The Record prints a strong response to a notice to retract from B H Tong county engineer. Tong says the published statements are false and vows to prove them in court while accusing Tong of misinformation and bias toward a bridge company. The notice cites 1913 law and details alleged contract improprieties surrounding the Hague bridge and local bidders.
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B. H. Tong
Tong
Mr. Fogle
Bridge Company
Hague
Joe Volk
Peoples’ State Park
Fogle
O’donald
O. K
the Bridge Company
Linton
North Dakota
A Girl Runs for Congress Amid New Misrepresentations
A local candidate, described as a girl, announces a congressional bid amid accusations of misrepresentation. The piece notes youth and gender as factors in the political race and frames the campaign as a challenge to established incumbents.
Style Shifts Noted as Jud Tunkin Comments on Women
Jud Tunkins notes that as women gain power they have grown more eons. He recalls his youth when hats were so large in theaters that those behind could not see. The remark reflects changing social norms and fashion history in a humorous quotational style.
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Jud Tunkins
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Bon Homme County Farm Bu
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South Dakota
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Linton Chas
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