Legal notices from Emmons County North Dakota 1922
Public notices regarding estate of Johannes Engel in Strasburg requests creditors to file claims within six months. Includes bids for Linton school heating project, mortgage foreclosure by Ernest Schubert, and Sheriff sale notices on Viktor Pekola property. Also county commission proceedings on Strasburg School District division petitions and bond notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Engel
Dionysius M. Braun
Strasburg
Emmons
North Dakota
Security State Bank
Strasboro
Said Emmons County
Board of Education
Linton
Friay
N. D
van Horn & Bitterbush
Bismarck
E. M. Graf
Wmn Eeecellayi
Board of Education of
Geo. W. Lynn
Peter Borr
M. A. Klein
Goughnour
duHeaume
EH. Brant
Foreclosure Sale Notice of Farm Lien on Grains and Property
Notice is hereby given that a foreclose action will occur on the 10th day of January at two o’clock in the Braddock area for a lien held by Olaf Borrud on a farm in Braddock Hatty Exclinns, Ermh county. The described property includes multiple grain lots of Amber Dur and Northern Dur, totaling several bushels, and barley. The lien covers advances, storage, and housing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viktor Pekkola
West Hall
Hanze
Pogmmona County
North
Linton
North Dakota
Seatorte Eslinty
Olaf Borrud
Stusty
City Council Meetings at Linton N D August 7 1922
City records show regular meeting with Mayor Woolverton and Aldermen Heisler Mater and Paulson approving bills for Emmons County Light Power Co and others. Ordinance on auto speed read, scales installation permitted, and public notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
N. D
Woolverton
Heisler
Mater
Paulson
Emmons County Light & Power Co
Johnson
Marshall
B. Freeman
Gravel
W. F. Petrie Co
Mdse
Emmons Co. Light & Power Co
Sampson Avenue
Hinton
G.di. Seeman
Jacob Kist
Tiv. Heisler
Linton N. D
Sterkhagen
Hinton and
Sternhagen
Kalman, Wood & Co
Minneapolis
Rold
As. c A
E. H. Smith
Meyor Woolverton
Aldermen
Heister
Biere
City National Bank
Biave
M. Schaffer
Sulverta
Emmons
Sheisier
Maier
Iet
F. E. Sternhacen
W.H. Hinton
Thiede Se Ben Ho AR
W. Beatin
Chas. Paninon
First Aid Measures Gain in Life-Saving Training
Red Cross representatives demonstrate resuscitation techniques as part of expanded first aid instruction. The program, widely adopted in cities, trains police and fire department personnel in life saving procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
12 Destroyers to Near East Reach Constantinople
Washington moves to guard Americans in Asia Minor by sending twelve fast destroyers to Constantinople. Two divisions of destroyers already in the region are prepared to assist and supply Americans as needed. The action depends on Admiral Bristol, with the goal of keeping Turkish waters open to commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Asia Minor
Naval Service
Constantinople
Asiatic
Admiral Bristol
Navy
Secretary of State
Hughes
Duluth Northland Forest Fires Threaten Vast Areas
A string of wildfires across Minnesota’s north and west of Duluth expands as flames burn 22 000 acres in Koochiching county and threaten villages. About 800 forest workers battle spreading fires near Moose Lake Cloquet, Ellsmere, and Central Lake with winds driving the smoke toward Lake Superior. State Forester W T Cox warns the situation grows more serious as crews hold lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Forest Rangers
M H.G. Weber
Forest Ranger
Koochiching
Ellsmere
Fairbanks
Central Lake
Long Lake
Meadowlands
W. T. Cox
Rhine Army Bill Settled Cleared for U S Reimbursement
Secretary Hughes secures a plan with the reparations commission granting the United States credit for its Rhine army of occupation costs. War Dept figures put the total at just over 256 million dollars. Congress must craft machinery to distribute German dyes under the new agreement, with the ultimate consumer likely bearing the duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. BE. Hughes
United States
Rhine
Germany
War Department
Hughes
Reparations Commission
Army of Occupation
Congress
Cabinet Sustains 3 mile prohibition ruling at sea
The president and cabinet limit enforcement within three miles offshore. Capes allow ships beyond the limit to stay in contact with shore crews. Prohibition enforcement officers will observe and enforce under approved authority at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capes
Apes Pantionis
First Anthracite Cargo Reported By Northwest Fuel Distributor
Supérios Reverves notes the first 8,000 ton cargo of anthracite seen by Northwest federal fuel distributor. Mr. White states no other coal is reported loaded for northern areas. The fragment mentions dust and supply context but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supérios
Atte Wis
Federal -Fuel
White
Wheat and dairy prices in unsettled week ends Sept 29 1922
U S Bureau weekly markets report shows erratic grain prices with Chicago futures for December wheat around $1.04 and corn near 58 1/2 cents. Dairy values firm with fresh butter at year highs, cheese demand steady, and wholesale butter movement above normal. Livestock prices mixed as hogs rise, cattle fall, and sheep and lambs vary. Sept 29 Chicago hog top at 10.65 and beef steers 7.50 to 11.10 per 100 pounds.
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U. S
Iowa
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Closing Cash Prices for Spring Grains
Spring wheat No 1 dark northern prices range 1.08 to 1.15, No 1 northern 1.06 to 1.18, No 1 dark hard 1.09 to 1.18, No 1 hard 1.02 to 1.07. No 1 am durum 90 to 4 cents, No 1 durum 88 to 87 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 68 to 59 cents. Oats No 2 white 34 cents. Barley choice to fancy 57 to 58 cents. Rye No 3 67 cents. Flaxseed No 2 2.23 to 2.26.
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Minneapolis
South St. Paul Live Stock Prices Report
South St. Paul market quotes show steer prices from 2.75 to 7.25 per cwt for calves to 11.25. Hog prices range 7.50 to 9.50, sheep and lambs 6.00 to 18.50. Eggs quotes include country receipts rots out per case at 9.30, 1st quality candles at 34c per dozen, dirties and checks lower, several 19c to 16c per dozen ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
St. Paul
Detroit Family in Municipal Hospital Near Death
A father, mother, and three children in Detroit are critically ill at Municipal hospital from unnamed causes. Doctors report severe conditions with the family in urgent care. Local authorities urge further investigation into the illness.
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Detroit, Mich
Minnesota Potato Week Planned
A Minnesota meeting of representatives from the St Paul Association Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association dealers and retailers was held in the Department of Agriculture where Hugh J Hughes marketing director outlined the feasibility of a potato week to educate the public on the value of Minnesota grown produce.
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Minnesota
Red Cross Winning in Fight for Health
The American Red Cross presents its health reform work in the forthcoming annual report. It highlights public health nursing, home hygiene, care of the sick, nutrition, and life saving courses across 1,240 nursing services reaching 1,500,000 home visits and 140,000 school inspections. Rural areas show strong disease prevention gains as 3,884 classes, 2,856 instructors, and 93,448 students were counted. Nutrition services had 1,199 classes with 27,528 children. 88,751 health lectures and 10,000 clinics supported general health efforts. The sea urchin remark closes the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Nutrition Service
Auction of farm property at Engel estate near Strasburg
Public auction of horses, cattle, milch cows, pigs, poultry, farm machinery, and household goods at John Engel Farm in Section 24-130-77 on Thursday October 19 starting at 10 A M with terms of sale including cash under 10 and credit on bankable paper for larger sums. Administrator Johannes Engel deceased. Auk: Mike Baumgartner. Nebraska water fowls breeding note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Strasburg
Poland
China
Dionysius M. Braun
Johannes Engel
Joe Fischer
Mike Baumgartner
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William A. Carmicheal
Madgeline Carmichael
Ernest Schubert
Register of Deeds
Denen
B. T. Burke
Loin
Third Judicial District
Kintyre
North Dakot
Bale Real
Miller
Sherif
Emmons County
Arthur B. ‘Atkins
Oracioagura
Braddock
Braddoc Moarry Exchange
P.O. Paulson
Arthur B. Atkins
Napoleon, N. D
Board OF County Commissioners
Near East
THE
McCormick
Nestler
Emerson Gang
State of
Nebraska
Jepriges
Dr. Price
Price
Price Cook Book
Independents ‘Boulevard
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