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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented notice outlines nominations for local offices and flags an initiated measure in North Dakota on the Grain Grading Act. It covers supervision of marketing grain and farm products, licensing buyers and warehouses, and budgeting for the program while noting concerns about unfair practices, discrimination, and extortion.
Notice states a chattel mortgage by Jacob Brickel to P R Engebretson dated September 7 1921 and filed September 8 1921 in Emmons County North Dakota. It will be foreclosed by sale of described personal property on November 4 1922 at Temvik post office at 2 PM to satisfy $179.75 plus costs. Mortgagee Chas Coventry attorney. oc26-11
Notice is hereby given that by reason of default there is made and entered a mortgage on the property described as 38th North Dense Street in Emmons City, to secure a loan dated October 10. The mortgage will be foreclosed at the Willows Court House at 1:30 PM on the 10th day of October. The sale will convey the property to the bidder who pays the amount due. The lender is Will ieheal and Madgeline Car wife as mortgagee. The description includes the South Half of the property and other delineated portions as stated in the mortgage documents.
Foreclosure notice cites a mortgage clause declaring full due upon default and a sale date tied to the loan balance. The document also records an estate administration notice for Johannes Braun, with administrator Dionysius M. Braun, announcing claims and dates, dated September 20, 1932.
Theophil Ochsner executor of the estate of N M Ochsner deceased seeks claims six months after first publica tion. Address for claims near Zeeland Emmons North Dakota, with court date and notice dated Oct 4 1923. First publication Oct 6 2002.
The report shows Chicago grain prices rising with December wheat up and corn higher, boosted by foreign markets and tighter cash markets. Livestock and meats across Chicago markets also gained, with hogs, beef cattle, and lambs advancing while some fat cattle and pork prices softened slightly toward week end. Dairy butter and cheese futures edged higher amid steady demand and replacement costs.
Market update lists per case egg prices 9.90 for No 1 candled good extras and 80 cents for chosen stock with rots and leaks removed. Also notes 19 cents per dozen and 16 cents for checks with rots removed. Separate item reports Senator Lodge fully recovered from a cold in Lenox Massachusetts per Dr Bruce W Paddock.
The Railroad Labor board awarded Chicago yardmasters an eight hour day with overtime, a 26 percent raise for about two thousand yardmasters across 26 class 1 railroads and six switching terminals. A heat saving device from Duluth inventor H Bevier promises double the heat efficiency of ordinary coal stoves, resembling a compact radiator.
Lieutenant Harold R. Harris chief of the flying section of McCookfield leapt from his Loe nig monoplane using a parachute as it plunged to the ground, escaping with only slight injuries.
London reports Lloyd George preparing to seek re election. In a Kettering speech he urged support in a national battle while Bonar Law moves to form a cabinet to replace the fallen coalition government with Curzon and Derby among those expected to serve. Asquith and Liberal leaders confer as party lines shift amid mutiny rumors and military unrest.
Three people were killed and five injured in a wreck of a Wabash flyer traveling from St. Louis to Buffalo near Williamsport Indiana. Investigators reported that spikes and bolts had been removed and placed to the side of the track.
The American Red Cross orders nurses in Vienna Budapest Paris and Constantinople to proceed to Athens for service in Near East relief. Chairman John Barton Payne announced a second step in the organization’s effort at the convention detailing a joint fund appeal but with Red Cross control of funds.
Berlin field marshal von Hindenburg agrees to run for the German presidency at the urging of the German National People's party. Norway borrows 18 million dollars from National City Bank of New York with 5 million earmarked to convert a prior American loan.
Notice to electors of Emmons County North Dakota that a general election will be held on Tuesday November 7 1923. Voters choose state and federal officers including U S Senator governor secretary of state and others and county officers such as sheriff and clerk of district court. Precinct 1 Burr Oak Skinner School House polling place with inspector John Eastwood named.
The notice lists Precincts 2 through 33 with township range locations, voting sites, and inspectors for each, including schools at Jones Livona Gimbel Gayton Braddock Sueltz Hazelton Tell Temvik McCulley Dakem Exeter Hague Linton Schweitzer Strasburg Westfield Union Emmonsburg Winona Putnam Glanavon Buchanan Kintyre Danbury Elias Wilson Highland Maine Linton City Lipp and Harding. Polls open nine A.M. to nine P.M. on October 10, 1927, per County Auditor H Brant.
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