Candidates listed for state and county offices
The list shows candidates across Republican and Democratic columns for United States Senator Lynn J. Frazier and J. F. T. O Connor, state officials, and county posts in Emmons County. It notes official county newspaper names and includes numerous district and local nominees, along with nonpartisan and independent nominators. Christopher Columbus is mentioned as the first gardener planter on this continent.
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United States
Lynn J
Frazier
Congress
George M. Young
R. A. Nestos
Frank H. Hyland
Troms Hell
D.C. Poindexter
John Steen
George _ F. Shafer
S. A. Oisness
Agriculture
Joseph A.kitchen
Fay Harding
W. McDonnell
Frank Milholland
C A. Ward
Roy Yeater
P. M. Weisbeck
E. Erickson
Herbert F. Swett
J. F.T. O'Connor
Hans Anderson
E. A. Lillibridge
Arthur Dixon
Wm. J. O'Leary
C.W. Pollock
First Lutheran Church Parochial Meeting and Sermons
The First Lutheran Church announces its semi annual Parochial meeting on Wednesday Oct 25 at 11 am. On Oct 28 at 11 am Rev John Schlenning of Russia will preach after being captured by Bolsheviks and sentenced to death but escaping. A Food and Fancy Sale starts Oct 28 at 3 pm and a Reformation service is planned Oct 31 at 7 30 pm. Everyone is invited.
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John Schlenning
Russia
Schlenning
Leon Seemann
Vote for the Emmons County Rec ord for Officiz.
The fragment signals a local election notice in Emmons County urging votes for a record office. Details on the exact office, date, or candidates are unclear from the OCR fragment, but the call to support a named office appears to be the main readable fact.
Rust Eradication Reduces Barberry Shrubs in North Dakota
Emmons County records and state data show over 100 barberry bushes found in seven North Dakota counties this year. Government scouts destroyed 2000 full grown bushes and 500 sprouts, with 1614 bushes eradicated across 19 counties from July to October. A farm to farm survey covered 14 counties, leaving only Kidder and Sioux free of barberries. About 20000 bushes have been removed statewide, along with 1884 sprouts grubbed out. In Cass County 563 sprouts were destroyed. no wild barberries yet found statewide. The 1922 removal by counties lists Bottineau 259 Ward 215 Emmons 201 Rollette 181 Burleigh 170 Grant 120 McHenry 215. Mayone notes every bush located this year was removed, aiding progress against black stem rust linked to barberry. Vote for the Emmons County Record for Official Newspaper.
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Emmons
North ‘Dakota
Ashington
George C. Mayone
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Cass County
Dako‘ta
Spring Wheat
Record defends editorial stance ahead of county election
The Record urges readers to choose the county official newspaper while defending its long battle with officials over fiscal policy and bridge contracts. It recalls investigations into county finances, wages, and waste, and vows to continue reporting despite political pressure. The note closes by promising continued edgy coverage and hints at continuation on page 5.
Absent Voters Ballots Call for Election Day Voting
Absentee voters should contact the county auditor to vote by absent ballot or mail to Auditor Brant for the ballot. Ballots are with the auditor and voters must arrange promptly to ensure the ballot returns to their precinct in time. If you have the right to vote, take steps to have your vote registered.
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Brant
Lemke speaks at three towns in governor bid
Lemke, who filed an individual nomination petition, spoke at Hazelton, Linton and Strasburg on Saturday. Crowds were small as farmers thresh. He spent most of the talk attacking Nestos and OCon nor, and few nonpartisans favor his bid. The Frazier versus OCon nor race is expected to be more exciting.
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Lemke
Hazelton
Linton
Strasburg
Frazier
O’connor
Funny election dope and warning to voters
With the election two weeks away in Linton the county buzzes with rumors and warnings about vote buying. Readers are urged to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity as the race promises to be hot and closely watched.
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Linton
McIntosh County Leads Butterfat Production in State
McIntosh county, though small, tops butterfat marketed at cream stations with 995,240 pounds bought, equal to 1,124,060 pounds of butter. Report notes infancy of local dairying, 74 silos on 1,025 farms, 15,837 cows milked, and average under 63 pounds per cow, urging better feeding and breeding for profit.
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McIntosh County
Ward County Farmers Press Letter on Lemke Candidacy
A Ward County Farmers Press letter to Fargo Courier News editor Davies reveals that league members oppose Lemke's gubernatorial bid. The note, dated Oct 2 1922, mentions internal fights, a motion barring support for the Republican Central Committee, and hints at cautious campaigning aligned with the Balance of Power strategy. Elliott signs the message.
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Ward Co. Farmers Press, League
N.s.‘Davies
Fargo ¢Gourier-News
Ward
Lemke
Gov‘ernor
Ward County Farmers Press
Kenmare. Journal
Davies Fargo
Sam
Republican Central ‘Committee
jCourier News
Baker
Hap.ixiven
Nome7th
Elliott
Bridge Dispute Over County Bridge Replacements
In injunction proceedings the defense argues they replaced bridges and culverts without proper petitions, saying they must maintain roads. A photo from Emmons County shows a gated iron and concrete bridge near Linton, suggesting limited use, while locals dispute authority to replace under county law. The piece cites a Little Beaver bridge built in 1916 later needing abutment replacement at substantial cost and accuses a bridge firm of high profits on county projects, questioned by the county engineer.
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Emmons County
Linton
Sand Creek
Forle
Little Beaver
Fogle
Fire prevention urged amid high U S fire loss
A National Association of Fire Underwriters report shows U S fire losses last year at over 873 million dollars, with about 90 percent preventable. Dry weather raises risk, prompting Mayor C A Woolverton to urge chimney flue inspections, debris removal, and cautious heater use to avoid fires.
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National Ass’n
U. S
Large Attendance At Institute Prompts Civic Action
Townsfolk expect full occupancy of Linton rooming houses and homes for visiting teachers. Citizens urged to welcome guests with social events and receptions to emulate other towns. A commercial club is proposed to enhance hospitality during the institute.
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Linton
Humorist’s Light Tone Masks Coal Price Debate
A humorous note mocks the rising cost of fuel, wondering how anyone can joke about a ton of coal while acknowledging the seriousness of price pressures. The piece contrasts a light tone with real concerns over energy costs.
Auction sales dates listed with the record of coming sales
The notice provides upcoming auction dates and sellers including Oct 19 D Braun Strasburg and John G Rohrich Lin, Oct 20 Emil Walther Linton, Oct 24 Ed Beitelspacher Hazelton, Maria Schumacher Lin, Oct 30 C Braunnagle Strasburg, with multiple listings across Oct. 19 to Oct 30.
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D- Braun
Strasburg
John G. Rohrich
Lin
Emil Walther
Linton Ton
Beitelspacher
Hazelton
Maria Schumacher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmons County Free Press
Emmons County Record
Edw. Miller
Joe Volk
E. H
T. E. Lawler
Anton Grunefelder
Ben ‘Matthews
Joe Glass
F. J. McConville
Frank Orthmeyer
Fred. A. Schiermeister
E Ey
Anton Sen
Andy Rodenburg
John Rowerdink
John Biddlecomb
A. L. Poortz
L. S. Chapman
O. Feltheim
W. 8. Freeman
F.M. Long
George Saverly
Fred Took
August Winroth
Henry Wittmayer
A. M. Britts
E. D. Fogle
C. S. Gillespie
Nick Heisler
Fred Junge
Wm. Page
J. F. Sabraw
S. R
House of Representatives
S. E. Brindle
Theresia Gronefelder
The
Supreme Court
Sveinbjorn Johnson
W. L. .Nussle
Beth W. Richardson
Martha T. Fulton
J. W. Deemy
William Lemke
Eric A. Bowman
P. A. Moeller
Treasuren
E. G. Larson
J. BH. Ulsrud
Bert F. Baker
Christopher Columbus
First Lutheran’ Church
Officiz
Jobe
League
Consumers Stores
Record
Taxnavera
Friend of the Farmers
Neamesa
Ron
Hnard
McIntosh
Nixon
Minot
Geo. Heier
Haenle
C. Braunnagle
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