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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
5
A political notice from Joe Volk Jr. asks voters to again support his sheriff bid in the general election on November 7, referencing June primary support and thanking supporters. A second notice from C F Wagner seeks votes for Clerk of Court in Emmons County, urging voter support at the general election on November 7, 1922.
Candidate A. H. Irvine presents his record for approval on November 7 1922 for a second term as Register of Deeds.
A candidate for County Treasurer requests support from voters in the General Election to be held November 7. The notice is signed by T. Atha and references the oc26-no2 ws-ERARL filing.
The Linton school notes report on girls basketball middigs and ties being prepared for upcoming games and a county teachers double header on Monday evening. Curtis O Dortald joins the day class in typing, Alma Bechtle and Phyllis Wolverton score well in a recent test, Alma and Aurelis lead in pericopia while Rubel Nyla trail. Evening classes gain new enrollees with planned courses in Reading Spelling and Penmanship. The piece notes the loss of the Rockwell children to other schools.
Students advance with plans for school after graduation and praise for future assets to their school. Reports on basketball games with scores 12 to 0 and 4 to 0 plus proceeds of 8.60 used for team suits. Several students ill or absent with activities in band, grades and classroom events noted.
The fifth grade received drawing and history note books and began outlining lessons. Pupils study from outlines for recitation, with George Coon Agnes Haugse Irene Mary Irvine and Marie achieving 100 percent in spelling. The class averaged 97 percent. Geography starts outline maps of South America. Evangeline study completed with strong work.
Reports were handed in and thanks are given to Mrs. Sherwin for the rubber books loaned. One and a half days absence occurred this past week, and the aim is to achieve 100 percent perfection next time.
Caroline Rockwell withdraws from school. The Circus class studies performer's work from the Executive Department. The eighth grade shows keen interest in A Perfect Tribute about Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
Peking America directly telegraphed General Wu Pei Gu and General Feng Jub Liang urging troops to rescue Rev. Anton Lundeen and provide guards for women and children at the Augustana mission in Hauchow Honan. Consul Heintzleman disclosed Lundeen’s home location. The Swedish American Evangelical Lutheran branch supports the mission, with Minnesota North Dakota northern Iowa and Nebraska churches backing Lundeen.
Mr. Tchitcherin says Russia took no military steps and cannot join the armistice. Russia backs Turkish nationalist frontier claims from Constantinople pact and Angora confirmation, supports Turkish sovereign rights on straits, opposes new neutral zones and any foreign mandate over Dardanelles.
Minneapolis reports a coordinated push by Minnesota housewives to purchase potatoes to aid farmers facing crop losses. Hugh J. Hughes of the state Department of Agriculture notes overproduction and high digging costs have left hundreds of thousands of bushels undug in Minnesota and North Dakota, risking total loss unless demand rises. Households buying now could reduce living costs and ensure prices move marketward.
Message urges voters to practice voting for all listed candidates in both parties. It praises candidates for reducing state costs and taxes, cites railroad and farm loan claims, and mentions the Nonpartisan ballot image. Calls for a clean sweep and joint effort by O Connor Mestes and Missa peper Wrestos.
Federal Judge Learned Hand issues a temporary restraining order stopping H C Stuart acting collector Ralph A Day and John G Appleby from enforcing the Daugherty prohibition order. The injunction, sought by International Mercantile Marine for American lines, covers the steamers Finland and St Paul and remains in force pending a hearing set for October 1.
Portland authorities arrested 350 men for investigation amid threats of I W W activity at the waterfront. Mayor Bekins requested police action, and the protestors were held under a $9,600 bond while the organization planned further movements to Portland and other Pacific points. An emergency ordinance provided $10,000 to hire 74 special officers to combat the I W W influence.
A two cent drop per gallon on gasoline becomes effective immediately across Indiana field including Twin Cities and surrounding areas. Standard Oil manager H. L. Cochran cites winter demand and cheaper crude as reasons. The cut is projected to save motorists about 2.56 million dollars monthly in the affected region. St Paul motorist notices inform drivers of the change.
The Grewere Got. Beat on Change announces that Greets Growers' Bales Company of Minneapolis has secured a seat in the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce and opened an office in the Cofm Brohange building.
Berlin President Mhert issues a decree prohibiting speculation in exchange markets. It forbids fixing domestic prices in foreign currency or using foreign currency as a basis for pricing or purchases of foreign currency.
The article outlines BR BF O Conner an independent candidate in Grand Forks County. It notes his public school upbringing at North Dakota University degrees BA and LLB and MA in public speaking. It mentions farming with his brothers lawyer practice in Grand Forks and summer work. It records a 1986 legislature run and a 1988 re election with no opposition and a 1980 defeat by 4690 votes.
Two fast games drew a crowd as visiting teachers met Linton high in girls and boys matchups. The girls won 9 to 0 after a 5 to 0 first half, while the boys beat the high school 4 to 1 with a second half comeback.
Hubert Van der Broeck, supervising pastry chef at the Hotel, shares a bran cookie recipe. The method uses flour, baking powder, and other ingredients, yields about thirty cookies, and bakes in a moderate oven.
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