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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
The Record urges voters to back Nestos Johnson and Kitchin and to approve initiated laws. It argues that the political league has failed North Dakota, causing banks to restrict lending and investors to flee, urging a decisive vote for change.
Voters confront a central debate on whether outside investors should again channel funds into North Dakota banks and related financial ventures. The issue centers on risk, growth potential, and local control amid a broader state economic outlook.
In last weeks report Mil les notes two million dollars for bonds should have been sold and are held in the Bank of North. The article traces the funds and questions the handling by Nestos and associated officials.
The text suggests Miller seeks Cathro’s statement for a local figure while others question the truth. Leaguers allege a $500,000 payment, and Miller’s optimism contrasts with possible personal risk if later proof undermines his claims.
The Record notes the local pen wielder Mr. Miller is still a Danish citizen and not yet a U S resident. It reports he previously faced a citizenship refusal in another district, questioning the accuracy of the nickname and asking Miller to confirm.
The county commissioners refuse to fund a state attorney led investigation to pursue arsonists. Linton residents with property interests offer to cover some costs and urge others willing to contribute to contact the state's attorney.
The county commissioners are challenged over using a deputy from the register of deeds daughter and an attempt to investigate the office. The piece defends Irvine and his staff, noting papers cited by critics could not be located. The Record condemns politicizing county business and urges focus on duties.
Last week the council reached a settlement to have the city furnish wire and labor for street lights while the company supplies poles and labor to install them. The light company spokesman accused the Record of misleading the public, but the editor states the information came from a council member allied with the company and chosen by the boss for school treasurer, who confirms the paper published the facts as given.
Governor Frazier plans a Sunday campaign stop in Emomass County to press his political stance amid rising tensions. Budgets and policy proposals appear central as he faces local questions about campaign strategy and leadership.
The governor is slated to speak in Linton Sunday evening as seven churches in Emmons county seat compete for attention. The scene hints at political tension amid religious activity and an expected address by the governor.
The busy league sheet apologizes for omitting American Legion notes amid coverage of Miller’s conduct in McLean County. The note implies Miller’s departure was not mourned by many.
The league inflates bond sales claiming two million, yet refuses to disclose receipt of funds or specific transaction details. Critics allege deposits in friendly banks and loan practices finance recalls. Observers note Liederbach and allies appear to have substantial undisclosed backing.
The state highway commission tentatively approves state and federal aid surveys for 1922 totaling 279 miles in 20 counties. If federal funds are sufficient more road building is expected next year.
A long list of local items from North Dakota communities. Reports cover church building, bank consolidations, oil fever, bridge aid, fires, crime rewards, crop shows, auctions, and local government actions. Notable notes include Mandan bridge aid of 95000, Jamestown road magazine feature, and various fire losses and agricultural appointments.
C W Warburton of the U S department of agriculture says farmers who borrowed seed loan funds and had a crop under five bushels per acre may apply to the farmers seed loan office in Grand Forks for permission to retain seed. The office will decide if seed may be retained.
Directory listing Emmons County officials including County Judge Clerk of Court Superintendent of Schools State's Attorney Auditor and Treasurer with names Yhas Coventry and E. H. Brant noted among entries in a historic county directory style.
Frank P. Allen presides with associate judge Geo McKenna and stenographers Fred A. Oliver and George M McKenna. Rev C R Newcomb serves as Juvenile Court Officer for Emons, Logan and McIntosh counties.
Local candidates Frank Sternhagen and Martin Reidlingsr vie for First Ward seats with hints of Hinton and Parry on the ticket. Chas Paulson noted, while details remain unclear, the race centers on ward leadership and community issues.
Dan R Richardson Post No 54 American Legion meets first and third Fridays in Linton North Dakota. Various officers listed. Ladies Guild meets every other Wednesday afternoon. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday. Clio Club meets Friday afternoon. Evangelical society officers named. Also includes a stray quote about doctors and a note on Hanay Bandkerchists and a Medical Journal quote.
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