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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
3
Legal publications announce the foreclosure of a 1915 mortgage by John Wedmer to German Bank of Eureka. The sale, set for October 4, 1922 at 1:30 PM at the Linton courthouse, covers parts of Section 4, Township 135, Range 78, Emmons County North Dakota, with a due amount of 3382.50 including default and 1920 1921 taxes.
Notice is given by Scott Cameron administrator of the estate of William L Davis late of the City of a coma Pierce County Washington deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims within four months after first publication to the administrator at the City of Bismarck Burleigh County North Dakota First Publication August 31 1922 for August 1922 September 1922
The Linton Board of Education will receive sealed proposals by 8 p.m. October 13 1922 for installing heating and ventilating systems in the new school building.Plans are by Van Horn and Bitterbush Architects. Bids must include a certified check of at least five percent payable to Wm McCulley. Plans are on file with the Clerk and at the architects office in Bismarck.
Foreclosure by advertisement under North Dakota law. The property, described as six south half of the south half and the south part of the southwest quarter and Lot 4 in Section 9 Township 154 Range 78 West, will be sold at the front door of the Court House in Linton, Bons County, North Dakota, on Sunday in October 1922 at 1:30 PM to pay the mortgage balance of 3234.54 including 245.06 taxes. The default is non payment of 146.88 plus taxes. Attorneys Ernest Schubert and B T Burer represent the mortgagee.
Notice of real estate mortgage foreclosure due to default on March 5 1915 and May 25 1916 recorded in Emmons County North Dakota. Court sale at courthouse door in Linton Emmons County to satisfy the mortgage on the NE quarter section 9 township 135 range 18. Amount due includes taxes up to August 1923. Receiver Paul C Keyes of First State Bank Eureka North Dakota.
Notice is given that under an execution against Viktor Pekkola entered April 19 1922 in Emmons County North Dakota the sheriff will sell the West Half Section 14 Township 134 North Range 74 Emmons County at the courthouse front door in Linton on October 25 1922 at no o clock P M to satisfy the judgment plus costs and interest.
Notice is given that Olaf Borrud is in default on a warehouseman's lien and a public auction will be held October 10 at 2:00 PM at the Braddock Equity Exchange in Braddock, Emmons County, North Dakota. The property includes 4300 bushels of various grains and barley as described, with prior notice sent September 6, 1922. The lien covers advances storage and protection costs under Senate Bill 96. Dated September 20, 1922. Braddock Equity Exchange, By P.O. Paulson, Manager.
Chicago preparations for additional counter evidence against that being submitted by the Attorney General's office before Judge James H Wilkerson to make permanent the temporary restraining order against officials of the way employes department American Federation of Labor were started by the defense. Conclusion of peace between the striking shopmen and a number of roads permits the introduction of evidence to refute the charges of conspiracy and sabotage. Donald R Richberg defense attorney began the preparation of the evidence which he expects to submit before the expiration time of the 16 day extension. This evidence will show the real cause of the strike and be proof against the government charges.
The weekly market report shows grain prices firm early then closing in net losses due to slow export demand and rising supply. Chicago December wheat and corn fell on rail strike settlement, with futures lower. Dairy holds steady as hot weather trims production, while butter and cheese prices stay near recent levels. Livestock climbs with hogs and cattle gaining, lambs uneven but generally higher. beef veers up while veal and mutton show mixed moves. Minneapolis cash prices list multiple grain and live stock quotes, and St Paul reports steady hogs and rising calves amid broad market shifts.
Rambersburg Pa William Hollingworth laborer of Waynesboro was abducted Wednesday night by masked white robed men bearing K symbols. He was beaten and branded with the letter K on his cheek and forehead after alleged mistreatment of his mother. He denies cruelty and is now recovering. A city ordinance imposes fines up to 100 dollars for firearm misuse.
Dispatches from Athens quote John Manola of American relief saying Smyrna suffers at least 120000 dead with the city gutted by fire. Reports describe massacres, looting, and fires across Smyrna with Turkish and Greek blame and sister relief efforts amid fear of wider conflict.
Minneapolis shopmen refuse peace proposals by railroad executives and vow to strike more vigorously. Henning, head of the Federated Crafts, says more workers are returning to duty at several lines. Soo Line shops operate at 60 percent as officials expect a return to normal soon. Burlington and Great Western refuse peace deals per Holden and Felton.
Dr. L H Duschak of the California Industrial Accident Commission states the 47 miners entombed for 18 days at the Argonaut mine may still survive He notes ground conditions and air flow suggest they were not overcome by toxic gases and that pure air continues to reach the refuge area while food may not yet be needed.
Washington Congress sent the soldiers bonus bill to President Harding after the Senate approved the conference report by 36 to 17. Opinion in the capitol was divided on whether he would veto or sign the measure, and prompt executive action was anticipated.
Delegates at the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs convention urged abolishing the parole board and ending the current parole system. A questionnaire from Mrs. J R Brandrup of Mankato showed a large majority of the 60 000 women favored new measures for the 1928 legislature.
Paris weighs a receivership for Germany along Bradbury lines on the inter allied reparations commission. The French discuss the idea and an American may be proposed to join the effort.
Good farming lease on a reservation 10 miles north of Mc Laughlin on Fort Yates road. Seven quarter sections fenced with 900 acres under cultivation. Buildings and a good well on lease. Also for sale complete farming outfit including Aultman Taylor 30 60 engine 40 inch Case separator 8 bottom engine plow with stubble and breaker bottoms. Inquire at farm or address C A Rust McLaughlin South Dakota.
Hoskins-Meyer of Bismarck promotes Kodak album prints that resist fading. The ad claims their processing preserves color and tone, asserting customers will see no brown or faded images when using their services from July 13 to October 1.
Residents are notified of a hearing before the County Superintendent of Schools and the Board of County Commissioners on Friday Sept 29 1922 at 2 00 PM regarding the division of Strasburg School District No 15 Two petitions seek formation of a district including areas outside Strasburg village limits and formation of a new district for Sections 22 23 24 25 26 27 34 35 and 36 Court House attendance requested by all interested parties Henry H Hanson County Supt of Schools Aug 24-28.
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