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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
6
Official county newspaper The Record, published in Linton, North Dakota since 1884, announces display rates for single insertions and contract space, local rates per line, and timing for advertising copy submission by Tuesday noon each week. The paper circulates in the county’s south half and broadly in the north half.
A local league sheet criticizes the primary election law and calls for releasing political prisoners like A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert. The piece argues the system favors wealthy demagogues, citing Debs and La Follette, and urges voter honesty, education, and active participation to curb corruption and improve government.
A reader asks why easterners left home for the new country amid discontent and loss. The writer notes middle aged failures drove migration, while youths sought opportunity, and observes many East-to-West pioneers prospered, urging readers to untangle the social causes behind this historical shift.
A Fargo convention reelects Lee Brundage as president of the North Dakota Federation of Labor and Anne named secretary. a Grand Forks land deal worth 150000 involves a Minneapolis buyer. a Jamestown body found near river is identified as an Ontario native. other notes cover court affirmations, highway group talks, and a Roosevelt name-change idea for Dakota states.
TRENE IRVINE sec Flora Carley col Bec Stella Fogle treas Theresa Streeter pres Jean Smith vice pres Edith Brant sec treas listed as officers in the formal slate. Information appears in a clipped notice outlining governance roles and official titles within the organization.
Auditor G. H. Brant. Treasurer E. T. Athm. Register of Deeds A. H. Irvine. Sheriff Eee ee eeseees EC. Millex. County Judge Don L. Tracy. Clerk of Court C. F. Waghe. Sup t of Schools H. H. Hansen Teves Chas. Coventry. T. P. Lee Chairman Second Dist. Frank Goughnour. First Dist F. J. McConville. Fifth Dist Jacob Schall. Third Dist L. DuHeaume. Fourth Dist
In the Third Judicial District Frank P. Allen presides with Fred Oliver as stenographer and Geo M McKenna as associate judge. Rev C R Newcomb listed as Juvenile Course officer for Emmons Logan and McIntosh Counties along with several local residents. German Evangelical Free Church details 10:30 morning services 10:00 Sunday School and 7:30 evening services every third Sunday morning and every Sunday evening. Rev Martin Voeler pastor. Also lists church officers and officers’ spouses.
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