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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
6
Linton North Dakota publisher B Streeter announces The Record as Emmons County official city paper established 1884. It is mailed as second class matter with display rates 25 cents per column inch and ten cents per line for one insertion. Advertising copy due Tuesday noon weekly.
The article contrasts league and independent campaigns, arguing league editors push rumors as news and back third candidates. It compares league propaganda to German wartime deception, cites Fargo editors pushing speculative gubernatorial efforts, and notes difficulties finding a viable third candidate for the independents.
Charles E Crown and C W Reichert have filed a restraining action against Casey management alleging a one million dollar stockholder loss and a 25 percent commission promise to Ray Craig for collecting unpaid farmers notes. The suit names P M Casey and Carroll D King among officers, with background on the league tied ventures and a county-wide focus on mutual aid versus entangled enterprises.
The Boston Post notes that feigning interest and remaining calm under scrutiny is a social asset. Experts suggest mastering restraint can prevent awkward moments and project confidence in crowded gatherings.
Carrington reports two deaths from a severe storm lightning strike. Bismarck closes a prison twine plant for repairs. Grand Forks firms value telephone services near 400000. Petersburg schools continue under Septenson. Fort Yates marks a successful Standing Rock fair. Kenmare harvests 137.50 from one acre of potatoes. Minot notes surplus teachers and boosted Minot normal, with Sept 22 24 minot tour. Bismarck names Harry Dunbar inspector. Jamestown tax revision injunction. Mandan wins Missouri Slope fair exhibit. Williston church drive seeks 50000. Fargo grain grading act upheld. appeals possible. Bismarck Legion delegates chosen. Dunn Center notes death of Rachel Doherty. Bismarck retirements at state land office. Fargo block landmark torn down. Minot Metigoshe trail route chosen. Finley burial Verdun veteran. Grand Forks US Agriculture office to open for seed loans. Mandan Missouri Slope sow dies from heat. Bismarck county agents discuss farm bureau relations. Many small notes on local events across North Dakota.
Directory entry for Emmons County includes the Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff County Judge Clerk of Court Superintendent of Schools and State's Attorney Chas Coventry. Compact local government roster listing key offices and the designated official Chas Coventry as the State's Attorney.
T P Lee chairs alongside Frank Goughnour and F J McConville in the Fifth District. Jacob Schall takes the Third District, while du Heaume heads the Fourth District. This slate outlines a regional political redistribution with key figures in each division.
Frank P Allen presiding judge Fred A Oliver stenographer Geo M McKenna associate judge Co Alsen stenographer Rev C R Newcomb Juvenile Court officer for Emons Logan and McIntosh Counties
Fragments name Frank Sternhagen and Nick Heisler in the First Ward, Hal Hinton in the Second Ward, and Frank Meier Jr in the Second Ward, with Martin Reidlinger and Chas Paulson also appearing in the list of officials.
ETO Club outlines weekly Friday gatherings led by Theresa as president with Jean Smith as vice president and Edith Brant as secretary treasurer. The note lists officers and confirms recurring meetings.
The Evangelical Missionary Society names its officers with President Mrs W J Bechtle and Vice President Mrs Brenner among others. A humorous remark from a medical journal quotes a child about doctors, followed by a note on the novelty of handkerchiefs in the early sixteenth century.
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