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The Record circulates across Emmons County halves with ten cents per line for one insertion. Advertising copy must reach the printer by Tuesday noon each week to ensure publication.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
6
The Record circulates across Emmons County halves with ten cents per line for one insertion. Advertising copy must reach the printer by Tuesday noon each week to ensure publication.
The county paid the Fogle bridge company 1457 this year to replace one abutment of a bridge built by Mr. Fogle in 1916 for 1195. Tong suggests the abutment failed due to lack of solid foundation and non true reinforced concrete, while the county engineer defends the 1916 work and criticizes the original contractor Mr. Fogle.
A local engineer contends reinforced concrete bridges built by Mr. Fogle’s company failed due to improper concrete mix. The piece notes controversy over county bridges, past funds investigations, and readers being urged to seek information themselves rather than rely on the paper.
The Free Press owner admits knotty court issues and agrees money has been squandered, aligning with the Record while still damning the Record for publishing facts. The piece notes public sentiment pressing the editor to soften stance before the vote.
The Record urges voting for Miss Nielson for state superintendent and Justices Birdzell Nuessle and Attorney General Johnson on the nonpartisan ballot. It praises Nielson as incumbent, Birdzell as chief justice, Nuessle as Emmons county favorite, and Johnson as a strong, fearless fighter.
U S Marines and British troops landed to guard the Vladivostok consulates as Tokyo terror grows with evacuation near. The city sinks into darkness from a failed power plant while white guards loot and assault pedestrians. Near the outskirts Japanese forces clash with Red Army allied to the Far Eastern republic.
Alvin M. Owsley of Texas was elected national commander of the American Legion at the close of the fourth annual convention in New Orleans. A resolution on Mussels Shoals nitrate plant sales was debated after J. Fred Johnson of Alabama moved to reopen it, with Johnson arguing for a hearing and denying Ford propaganda. Texas Legionnaires carried the platform, while a Texas band performed at the event.
A digest of North Dakota notices reports Homemakers clubs forming Stanton road projects Workman lodge openings and livestock plans. Accidents include a shotgun injury a hay fire and a truck rollover. Schools funding crop pest control bee keeping births and local elections are also noted with multiple town updates and regional statistics.
Directory style notice lists county offices and officials including Register of Deeds Clerk of Court Superintendent of Schools coroner and local officials for Emmons County and surrounding regions with names such as C F Wagher H H Hanson and Frank P Allen. It notes Emmons County Record and official newspaper affiliations and includes county agents for Sarbony and Morse counties.
City officials publish a public notice about a street improvement plan in MaWton. Details include project scope, funding source, and a deadline for citizen comments.
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