Commissioners Refuse Funds for Fire-bug Investigation
State's Attorney Coventry asks to hire an investigator to pursue a fire-bug case in Linton. The board of county commissioners refused funds, labeling it a city matter, while residents demand action to protect property and pursue the state case. The Record criticizes the commissioners for not supporting a proper prosecution and calls for a trained investigator.
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Coventry
Linton
Seeman Park
Burns
Pinkerton
Board of County Commissioners
Attroney
Attorney General
Kewise
Harry Lynn
Atttorney
McConville
Tre Beg
Voter urges ballots for Nestos Johnson and Kitchin
A letter from alady voter in Emmons county asks how to vote to defeat the Nonpartisans. It endorses R A Nestos for governor S Johnson for attorney general and J A Kitchin for commissioner of agriculture and urges yes votes on all initiated laws.
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Emmons County
R. A. Nestos
S. Johnson
J. A. Kitchin
Real Estate Transfers
Warranty deeds recorded for Kin tyre lots 23 and 24 block 26. sale price 300 dollars. Transfers include Christian Marquardt to John Hiet for se qr 18 129 74 at 6800 dollars. Arthur Anderson to George W and Olga M Anderson one third in ne qr 20 & near 5 136 74 for 1 dollar. Arthur Anderson to George W & in e hf 19 136 74 for 1 dollar. Elie R Holsti to John E Holsti s hf 3 134 74 for 1 dollar. Martin Dalman and wife to Agnes Dalman lots 3 4 5 6 block 5 Baumgartner's Addition to Stras burg for 1 dollar.
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Chas. H. Pearson
Andreas Kelsch
Kintyre
Christian Marquardt
John Hiet
Arther Anderson
George W
Olga M. Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Elie R. Holsti
John E. Holsti
Lunar Eclipse October 16 Seen at Linton
A partial moon eclipse occurs Sunday October 16 visible at moonrise in Linton. The event is the second seen this year and the last until 1923, with timings in local standard time noting penumbra beginning at 2 01 pm and total shadow at 3 14 pm.
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Linton
Penumbra
Shadow
Weather Report For Week Ending October 12 1921
Weather data shows daily high and low temperatures from October 6 to 12 with amounts of precipitation. Mean daily temperature 40.1 degrees and mean night 28.0. Total precipitation 0.50 inches. Wm Malpass, Cooperative Observer.
County School Notes Shows 142 Teachers in County
County education officials report a count of 142 teachers, eight with noncertified status. Some certificated staff may depart when replacements qualify, while examinations on November 10 and 11 remain open for those previously refused to gain certification.
Record subscription offer for two dollars per year
The notice advertises a subscription to the Record priced at two dollars per year. It urges readers to subscribe to the Record for ongoing daily or periodical delivery.
Leagueers rally at Linton falls short of turnout
Last week's county league call for a Monday 2 p m rally at Linton drew twenty five to thirty attendees from across the county. Although John Worst a state immigration commissioner addressed the meeting recall committees were named for two weeks of campaigning, but insiders acknowledge little chance of the county returning to the league column.
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League
Linton
County League Executive Committee
C. A. Ward
Roy Yeater
J. H. Horstmeyer
M. Rush
S. F. Wright
John Schiermeister
Fred Schiermeister
Tom Shea
Anton Larson
George Lynn
T. E. Lawler
John Dokter
H. V. Basart
Jochims
Lipps
John Worst
Bismarck
Worst
Loans for Farmers and Stockmen
The War Finance Corporation will provide loans to farmers and stockmen in the Northwest. The billion dollar program, drafted by the Farm Bureau Federation and taken to Washington by Carl Vrooman, requires local banks to file loan resolutions and farmer notes, with bank notes to the War Finance Corporation. After submission to the loan agency, funds are sent promptly to the applying bank, and banks are already contacting authorities to utilize this financing option.
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War Finance Corporation
Northwest
Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Carl Vrooman
War Finance Corporations
Japanese Empress Hosts General Wood at Luncheon
Major General Leonard Wood and party were received by the Japanese empress who honored them with a lunch and reception. The audience and courtesy reflected the high regard for the visiting American officer and his delegation.
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Wood
Tokio
Leonand Wood
Japan
Kenyon Refuses Judgeship Amid Federal Nomination
Washington Senator W S Kenyon Republican from Iowa informed President Harding he could not consider accepting the federal judgeship for the northern Iowa district at the present time.
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Kenyon
Washington
W.S. Kenyon
Iowa
Presiden Harding
Frazier to Speak in Linton Sunday Governor to campaign in Linton amid Sabbath rally question
Governor Lynn J. Frazier is set to make a Sunday political speech in Linton marking an unusual Sabbath campaign effort. Plans tracked last fall showed simultaneous ads for Steele and others to drawn crowds, with Steele substituted for the governor that day.
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Lynn J. Frazier
Linton
League
Steele
Kitchin to Speak in Emmons County Oct 22
Rep Jos A Kitchin of Sentinel Butte announces three campaign stops in Braddock Hazelton and Linton on Saturday Oct 22. The farmer politician highlights a history of farming schooling and leadership roles including county superintendent and co operative ventures while stressing plain speaking and commitment to agriculture and education.
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Jos. A. Kitchin
Sentinel Butte
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
John Hagan
Emmons County
Braddock
Hazelton
Linton
Kitchin
Co-Operative Farmers
Farmers’ Elevator
American Legion
Salvation Army Fund Drive Underway in Emmons County
Salvation Army field supervisor Mary T Wishman visited Linton to launch a county drive amid a local downturn. She heads to Mandan then returns for a 8 p m meeting at City National Bank with workers. Fred Heinrich charts county efforts as Emmons seeks a 600 dollar quota and invites helpers tonight.
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Mary T. Wishman
Salvation Army
Linton
Mandan
City National Bank
Fred Heinrich
Emmons
Auto vs Plane Riddle Sparks Practical Insight
A witty comparison notes that cars win in reliability since drivers can simply push a broken auto to continue. The quote underscores everyday accessibility of road transport versus air travel. It highlights self-reliance and the tangible, hands on nature of driving.
Emmons County Farm Bureau briefs
Emmons County hosts the Registered Boar Sale in Linton stock yards on Wednesday October 19 at 1 pm with required papers. Government seed loan notes may be renewed for another year. information available from elevator managers or county agent. Recent poultry and dairy events drew large crowds, with plans to continue meetings after the dairy show and hog sale. War Finance Corporation aid originated in the American Farm Bureau Federation and Carl Vrooman, a Farm Bureau victory noted. The annual Farm Bureau meeting is set for November 11 in the courthouse. Fargo leader Ged. P. Wolf will visit October 25 to discuss work programs. The writer aims to attend the Dairy Show if transportation allows.
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Emmons
Linton
War Finance Corporation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Washington
Carl Vrooman
Farm Bureau
War Finance Loan
Emmons County Farm Bureau
Court House
Court House Clash Fades as Irvine Maintains Office Authority
Lively Times at the county courthouse last week saw a proposed investigation into Irvine, register of deeds, over alleged deputy signing of papers. Irvine denied improper signings and asserted he would sign valuable papers himself. An abstract man denied knowledge of the affair. The inquiry ended without action, with the clerk’s salary raised by ten dollars. The episode, tied to local school scrap tensions and factional politics, subsides as Irvine remains in control of his office and its affairs.
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A. H. Irvine
Register of Deeds
McConville
Irvine
DuHeaume
Earle Smith
Smith
Court House
DuHaume
Lipps
Leonard
Pheasant Refuge Meeting Planned At Linton Band Hall
Forty real Chinese pheasants released on the Lynn farm near Linton. Owners consent to the land as a refuge and invite local sportsmen to a meeting at the Band Hall in Linton on October 14 1921 at 8 PM to form a club for protecting the birds and ensuring winter care and enforcement of game laws. Boy sportsmen invited with no age limit.
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Lynn
Linton
Hager
Schill
Lin ton Mayor warns on loose livestock and hay storage
Notice from Mayor A Wolverton states a tendency to release livestock and stack hay and other combustible materials on streets. Sec 14 of the city ordinances forbids depositing hay or other easily combustible material within Lin ton city limits. Marsh al will enforce the ordinance.
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City of
Linton
A.wolverton
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Martin Dalman
Agnes Dalman
Baumgartner
Strasburg
U. 8S. Weather Bureau
Virginia Larvick
Highland
Ruth O’donald
Lillian Layton
Frank Scott
Linton Special
Eunice Venne
McCalley
Dessie Lovell
Dakem
Ruth Emery
Fannie Edholm
Fred Mosser
Hague
Maurits van Soest
John Millenaar
Helen
Florence Heun
Bakker
Joseph Martin
Theodore Luchs
Malinda Ochsner
Louise Foell
Eleanor
Gerhard Kuehl
McCully
Louis Foell
Esther Albrecht
Eleanor Kuehl
Paulina Schlecht
Palmer
Wells Hague
Emmonsburg
Lipp
Britts Theatre
Frazier
Commissioner of Agriculture
Salvation Army Drive
Farm Bureau Briefs
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