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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
4
Local readers see brief outlook on whether Lin ton should keep a theatre next year as past attendance slumped. The note cites Ace Theatre owner A M Britts and mentions upcoming store closings and local ads. Community updates include visits, dances, and several residents traveling to nearby cities for work or school.
Mickie says to remain a month longer to vote against league administration. Miss Norah Thompson, a Linton teacher, injured by a car on Park Road, spent days in Wolverton hospital, now back to work. Lyle Towne of Napoleon had surgery for ruptured appendix, later gallbladder and liver infection. drainage operation last Sunday. Dr. John Simon of Napoleon assisted. U S marshal Charles Scott, Fargo, served warrants on Ralph Volk and Dr Poort for alleged prohibition violations. parties posted bond to appear in federal court. Hague folks visited Tuesday to take relatives to Richardton for school. list of attendees including Frank Volk, Andrew Wolf, Tony Krumm, and others. Boys who went to Richardton: John Wolf, Frank Krumm, Gabriel Weber, Carl and Aloys Fischer, and a son of Val Kiefer.
No. 1 Dark Northern Wheat priced at 1.27 and No. 2 at 1.22 with Durum 0. Barley at 0.02 and oats noted. Local notes list C. O. Putnam visiting Dale, Ben Blinderman sick, B. H. Tong in Bismarck, Fred Bader in Linton, Tony Volk in Linton. several social mentions.
The district court proposes appointing conciliators in Emmons County under a new law. Named are R. I. Bealy Hazelton Geo. Ivey raddock H. O. Sawer Linton C. Rowerdink John Croasdaile Hague F. A. Muckler Temvik W. J. White Kintyre The conciliators can settle disputes before justice court for amounts under 200 dollars. If no settlement, cases proceed as before. The county judge supervises and may convene sessions. hearings cost little and avoid full court action.
Milwaukee Land Co transfers lot 9 block 18 Second Addition to Hague to Alfons Thiel for 112.50. George F Volk and wife transfer all of 23 and all of 26 nw quarter and half ne quarter 24-132-79 to H J Schmitz for 1 dollar. J D Meier and wife transfer undivided one-half interest in nw quarter 18-131-76 to M E Rypkema for 1 dollar.
M C Rypkema and wife transfer lot 28 block 2 Hunter's First Addition to Linton to J D Meier for $1. Frank Schmierer and wife transfer se qr 12-132-77 to Franz Schmierer for $1. Russell F Tye and wife transfer se qr 25-136-77 to Lewis Forkelson for $1. Mary E Tye and husband transfer nw qr 24-136-77 to Elam R and Clara L McBroom for $5 000.
A reflective quote questions human ideals versus financial obligations, noting the ease of obeying moral law compared to meeting income expectations. It contrasts virtue with economics in a concise, period-flavored line.
Former Illinois Governor Edward F. Dunne leads the new National Unity Council formed to promote harmony among all classes, races, and religions in America. Organizers say the group aims to spread nationwide and focus councils where the Ku Klux Klan has taken root.
Bridgetown reports the tri schooner Majestic with 32 aboard from Demerara for Barbados believed lost in the September 8 hurricane. British warship Valerian returned from an unsuccessful search. Four boatmen drowned, seafront damage slight.
A mother, Mrs. Frances Balchunas, was arrested after her two daughters Helen, 18, and Frances, 14, charged she killed their father with the help of John Petroska, 27, who they claim was their mother’s sweetheart. The case follows complaints filed by the daughters in Aurora, Illinois.
I John J Fenelon Trustee in bankruptcy of Herreid Milling Company will sell at public auction for cash subject to referee confirmation on October 3 1921 at eleven o clock in the forenoon the property of the bankrupt including block seventeen the mill thereon and the frame grain elevator on ground belonging to the railroad company adjacent to block seventeen known as the Herreid Milling Company elevator with machinery. W F Mason Attorney Advs 1529.
The report claiming four million Europeans are unemployed is questioned as implausible given the similar four million Americans left idle. Officials weigh the figures and the potential impact on economic policy and public sentiment.
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