Notice to Creditors and Estate Administrations
Public notices announce creditor claims for Ole O Lunde estate and Joseph Fettig and Wolterink estates in Emmons County North Dakota. Administratrices and administrators urge claimants to file with vouchers within six to four months. First publications dated August 1921.
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Joseph Fettig
Elizabeth Fettig
Strasburg
Emmons
North Dakota
Security Safe Bank
Straburg
Wolterink
John Timmer
Jacoba Wolterink
Elc
State Dakota
Etioni Mn
Chas
Coventry
Linton
Emmons County
Oes Dakota
Notices of Estate Administrations and Real Estate Sale
Court notices in North Dakota from August 1921 announce Henry F. Bibelheimer as administrator for Andreas Weikum Jr. with four months to claim, and Frank F. Hanson’s hearing for sale confirmation of Sarah A. McCollum’s estate. The latter sets Sept 21 hearing at Linton for a private sale of Section 6, Township 131 North, Range 74 West, totaling 4700 dollars.
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Con. L. Tracy
Emmons
North Dakota
Ole O. Lunde
Buchanan
Hazelton
Aroline Freese
Byron McCollum
Libbie McCollum
Willie McCol
Lum
Sadie McCollum
Grace McCollum
Lillian
A. D
Linton
Emmonmena
Piac
Frank F. Hanson
Sarah A. McCollum
Renpre
Not Bound by League In Treaty With Germany
Washington reports a peace treaty with Germany that resumes full relations while explicitly not binding the United States to the League of Nations or to Versailles Covenant provisions. It reaffirms Germany’s renunciations, military clauses, and economic settlements, paving immediate trade restarts once ratifications occur. The document notes rights to Yap and former German possessions remain with the U.S. on equal footing with other powers.
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Washington
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Versailles
League
America
Europe
China
Siam
Liberia
Morocco
Egypt
Turkey
Bulgaria
Shantung
State Department
Yap
Senate
Reichstag
Three Die In Oil Car Blast At Yale Oklahoma
Three men loading a Sun Refining oil car were killed when a tank car exploded at Yale Oklahoma. The fire spread to nearby buildings and the south part of Yale was nearly destroyed before it was checked. The cause of the blast remains undetermined.
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Tulsa
Okla
Yale
Here
Sun Refining Company
Lenin Says Need to Subordinate All to Food Production
Pravda quotes Soviet premier Lenin in its July 16 issue describing famine conditions in Russia. He says destitution and exhaustion of peasants and workers require subordinating everything to raising food production.
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New York
Nikolai Lenin
Pravda
Moscow
Russia
Gun battle rumors sweep Logan county in West Virginia
Reports from Charleston claim 300 Logan county deputy sheriffs battled a large armed force at Blir, West Virginia. Sheriff Don Chafin could not be reached for confirmation. Also, floods in Shantung Province have destroyed hundreds of villages and left thousands homeless after heavy rains.
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Charleston
W. Va
Logan County
Blir
Don Chafin
Shantung
Peking
Hoang-Ho
Hewitt, Noted Inventor, Dies in New York Hospital
Paris Cooper Hewitt, prominent American scientist and electrical inventor, has died in an American hospital. His wife and two sisters were at his bedside. Hewitt gained fame for early electrical research and held several key patents. The death closes a lifetime of work in science and innovation.
Congress Recess Fails as Anti Beer Bill Persists in Senate
Washington reports describe Congress recessing to September 21 after a party line vote of 14 to 129 on a joint resolution. Prohibition forces pressed to stay in session until the anti beer bill passed, while Senate filibuster delayed action. President Harding signed the closing bills, with deficiecy and McNary credits among the key measures. The Shiping board salary cap was altered in conference, fixing six officers at $12,500 and others at $11,000.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mende
Volstead
Mondell
Representative Volstead
Mandel
Doys
Harding
McNary
Shipping Board
Conference Committee
Counter Question and Insect Orchestra Musings
A conversational quip from the Boston Transcript opens with a line about marriage motives. The article shifts to a note on musical instruments of insects, explaining buzzing from rapid wing vibrations and chirping from a stridulating organ, likening it to a fiddle bow.
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Boston Transcript
Yes All of We Girls to Teach Next Year
An archival line from Topeka Capital records a classroom pledge in which a speaker asserts that all the girls will teach next year. The informal remark captures student optimism and a communal goal reflected in the school setting.
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Topeka Capital
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Legal. Publications
Andreas Weikum, Jr
Henry F. Bibelheimer
Dana
State of
State OF Norte Scarce
Bmise
Don L. Tracy
Twige
Sours
The
Emmons County Record
Braddock
Kintyré
Temvik
Westfield Hague
Pollock
U.S
Berlin
Linton Service Garage
Linton, N. D
Haugse
A. G. Plant
Northwestern Motor Co
Fred Kist
Daily
M. L. Easton
Marie Higgins
Kintyre
Frances Public
Franz & B. Temple
Franz
William H. Stutsman
Lucy G. Parkins
P. A
Prince Albert Ae
R. J. Winston-Salem, N.C
Prince Albert
Pringe Albert
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