Nestos Speaks at Linton in Recall Election Campaign
R A Nestos of Minot addressed about 150 people in Linton Monday night with Lent Richter of Fargo observing. Nestos attacked the administration, cited John Hagan’s unlawful actions as agriculture commissioner, and urged voter support to oust radicals and restore investor confidence. The talk covered state funds, loan practices, and the need for a thorough post election review before the next legislative session. Voters from Emmonsburg and other towns attended. defections from the league were noted as possible but uncertain.
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R. A. Nestos
Minot
Linton
Dan E. Richter
Fargo
Mr. Richter
North Dakota
Washington
Richter
Nestos
John Hagan
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Elevator Association
League
Emmonsburg
Hampton
Winona
Putnam
Glanavon
Westfield
Strasburg
Ohio
Dakem
McCulley
Highland
Vicinity
Hazelton
Emmons
Emmons County
Johnson to speak for attorney general at Brad Dock
Sveinbjorn Johnson, candidate for attorney general against Lemke, will address a crowd at Braddock on Monday October 10 at 1 p m. The note urges northeastern Emmons voters to hear him firsthand amid campaign funding limits and partisan attacks.
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Sveinbjorn Johnson
Lemke
S. Johnson
Wm. Lemke
Braddock
League
Johnson
Northeastern
Emmons
Nonpartisan League
Anti-Farmer Nonpartisan League
Emmons County
Legion Meeting Friday Night Sets Agenda At Jamestown
The Le gion will meet at 8 o clock Friday Oct 7 to act on delegate reports from the Jamestown state convention, forming an auxiliary, rifles for the firing squad, and plans for the Nov 11 program. Also notes North Dakota bonus applications, rifle issue arrival, and a Kansas City National Convention delegate selection. A Budget Committee is trimming expenses and denying an overdraft levy.
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Legion
Jamestown
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Otto Becker
George Williams
J. J. Rohrich
Dan R. Richardson
Kansas City
F. B. Streeter
Daily Press
Streeter
Seasonal Dishes Advertised From Far North Regions
The notice lists meals including Reindeer stew, roast water fowl, bear meat, and walrus stew offered in Labrador Greenland and Faroe islands. It notes a taste may come with time if frozen, and mentions coarse bread codfish cranberry jam and a dried blueberry cake as accompaniments to ease the palate.
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Labrador
Greenland
Faroe Islands
Teachers Warrant Discount Sparks Board Debate
The Record notes a defeated candidate claims a 5 percent salary raise for teachers, which is false. Banks discount warrants five percent, forcing the board to cover the loss to keep teachers paid. The district faces an empty treasury left by the previous board, with the hope of restoring funds to avoid future bank discounts.
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Linton Board of Education
Hogue Given Suspended Sentence in Town Disturbance
Dr. R. R. Hogue was fined 25 dollars and given a suspended fifteen day jail term by Justice of the Peace Charles Gillespie after pleading to a complaint by Frankl Bertheau. Hogue allegedly grabbed Bertheau by the neck on a sidewalk near Willows Inc. and Stone Drug Store following a dispute over workmen. The incident drew strong town commentary and mob-tinged threats.
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R. R. Hogue
Chas. Gillespie
Frankl Bertheau
Hogue
Willows, Inc
Stone Drug Store
Bertheau
Franklin Bethecu
Doctor
North Dakota Delegates Named for Dairy Show Trip
Gov. Frazier designates Emmons county farmers for the National Dairy Show delegation led by Max Morgan. Several may decline due to travel costs or cattle shipping needs. Named delegates include Frank Splonskowski Braddock Thor Nanden Braddock L H Harwood Temvik Anson Muehlberg Hazelten R H Rypkema Pollock H Brusch Temvik John Backhaus Pollock Jacob Rau Linton Anthony Compaan Hull v Wolf Hague Fred Smith Temvik J R Peterson Hazelton.
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Max Morgan
North Dakota
Frazier
Emmons County
Frank Splonskowski
Braddock Thor Nanden Braddock
L. H. Harwood
Temvik
Anson Muehlberg
Hazelten
R. H. Rypkema
Pollock
H. Brusch
John Backhaus
Jacob Rau
Linton
Anthony Compaan
Hull
V. P. Wolf
Hague
Fred Smith
J. R. Peterson
Hazelton
September 1921 Weather Summary
U S Weather Bureau reports September 1921 mean max 72.7F and min 47.1F, with 59.9F average. Rainfall totaled 2.83 inches, including 1.06 inches on the night of the 8th and 0.44 inches on the 16th. There were 15 clear, 9 partly cloudy, 6 cloudy days and thundershowers on the 4th 7th 8th and 12th. A brilliant aurora was seen on the night of the 3rd. The high was 95F on the 1st and the low 30F on the 30th, with a 44 degree daily swing on the 16th.
Paid Subscription Question for Record-$2 Per Year
A postal text asks readers whether they have paid their subscription to the Record and notes a two dollar per year rate. The prompt implies a subscriber reminder or inquiry about payment status.
County School Notes Highlight Health Drive and Rewards
County teachers receive praise for qualifications and duties. A county nurse will visit rural schools, assess health needs, and aid destitute children with clothing while promoting a health crusade funded by nine cents per pupil. Teachers begin a new course of study, and Perfect Attendance Certificates trigger awards up to a Diploma of Honor.
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Anti-tuberculosis Association
Teachers’ Institute
North Dakota School Attendance Progress Shown by 1920 Census
The 1920 census reports 111 711 children ages 7 to 13 in North Dakota with 92.1 percent attending school. Attendance rose from 86.1 percent in 1910, showing solid improvement. Among ages 14 15 attendance was 87.3 percent and 16 17 years old 53.4 percent. Urban areas report higher attendance than rural, 94.9 percent versus 91.8. Urban includes cities and incorporated places of 2 500 or more.
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Washington, D. C
North Dakota
North Dakota Illiteracy Rate in 1920 Census
North Dakota reports 9,937 illiterate persons aged ten and over in 1920, 2.1 percent of the population, with 7,238 foreign born and 1,344 American Indians. Rates by county range from 16.0 in Sioux to 0.3 in Foster and Griggs, marking a decline from 1910.
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Washington, D. C
North Dakota
Sioux County
Foster and Griggs Counes
Packing Plant Officers Quit in North Dakota
Fargo officials report that directors of the Equity Cooperative Packing Plant resigned ahead of a planned hearing on Charles Crown's petition seeking permanent restraint on current officers. The plant, now closed, left no immediate plan for future operations. Listed officers and directors include P. M. Casey as president and GM, J. E. Leum of Mayville, H. P. Beckwith of Fargo, J. C. Bergh of Hendrum, William Olson of Valley City, Anthony Walton of Minot, Lewis Altenbernd of Moorhead, and A. E. Walie with C. D. King as director.
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Fago
J. C. Bergh
Hendrum
Minn
William Olson
Valley City
Anthony Walton
Minot
Lewis Altenbernd
Moorhead
A. E. Walie
C.D. King
Directors
Letter to The Record on electric light plant fairness
The Record publishes a reader letter defending Strasburg and questioning Linton’s street lighting costs. The writer argues Strasburg built its own line and wires town, supplies transformers, uses far more current, and that towns should pay for wiring for street lighting. He urges backing public officials and forcing responsible parties to furnish necessary street lights.
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Strasburg
Linton
Dairy Show sleeping car charges adjusted for shortage
A letter from E A Willson Fargo explains railcar shortages for the National Dairy Show. Only 14 section cars available instead of 16, raising per berth price from 7.00 to 8.00 and adding 1.00 berth fee. Corrections urged in papers and circulars and a push to promote slide shows to boost attendance.
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E. A. Willson
Fargo
Pullman Company
Willson
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Legion Boys
North Dakota Department
Glen Turner
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