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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-02
CONTACT BEING OBTAINED

Since the Inauguration of the CAM
paign by representatives of the Vet
erans' Bureau to get in contact with
all former service men and women
who suffering with some disability
incurred in, or aggravated by their
connection with the service, approx
imately six thousand new cases have
been filed by residents of the states
Of Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota and Montana.
Three years have passed since the
signing of the armistice, and the inn
preston exists in some quarters that
the class of men. making claims
against the government at this time
are those who have heard from others
of the work that the government is
doing in the way of rehabilitation
but who have no just claim for con.
sideration. L
|o'e A majority of the claims now be-
ing filed with the Bureau are worthy
of consideration. The men who are
now asking for vocational training
and compensation are those who have
hung back, either because of their
modesty or because they felt that to
ask for anything might be construed
as making themselves objects of char
ity. Most of these men were actually
in the front line trenches in. France
where they were gassed, received gun
shot wounds, were shell shocked, or
had influenza; and since their return
home, although destitute, broken in
health and unable to work, have been
struggling in an effort to exist, with
out making an appeal to the govern
ment. a
The only way that the Veterans
Bureau is apprised Of large major
ity of these cases, is because of the
interest displayed by friends appeal
ing in behalf of individuals Of their
acquaintance.
A recent case brought to the at
tention of the Bureau was that Of a
former service man who was gassed
and shell shocked in the Argcnne
This man was brought in by friend.
given a physiacl examination which
revealed that he was suffering from
mental trouble developing because Of
his connection with the service. This
case was rated and compensation and
vocational training allowed, in less
than q month after the claim hss
been filed, and the man is now, re-
ceiving hospital treatment.
Another typical case was that Of
9 veteran who was employed Is =
telegraph operator BY railroad com
pany. While with the American Ex-
peditionary, Forces jp France, he was
gassed and his eyes were affected as
q result. Because Of his condition it
was impossible for him to do effic-
lent work. and It was only because Of
the kindness Of his employers and
their realization Of the fact that he
had wife and two children depend
ent upon him for support that he was
kept. His case was finally brought u
the attention, Of the representatives.
OF the Bureau, and he is now reeeiv-
ing compensation and vocational
training. 'ssss
The number Of cases fled. in wii1ek
! ! there is an apparent desire upon the,
art of the claimant to net something
that hs Is mot entitled to, are few
end 9aT bet Ven e AZ q general rule.
1 the former services man is o. loyal
10 his Fovernment now % Ne US,
during the war. and only wants what
tha IN cn<itlaI1 ~, ~ g l..s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-02
Linton, North Dakota, Thursday, Feb. 2, 1922.
OUR TAXES---AND WHY
Our Fifth Article Taxes
s Show What Our Federal Road Cost And What Others
Are Paying


Emmons county paid 49 1921 despite
the fact that the highway average drop
Of from 80 to so per cent.
In 10 counties that did both 1921 Emn,ons
county paid the highest for last year.
The highway commission prevailing
rate; Enmons paid 48 cents.
Campbell county neghbor the SOUTH secured rate Of
3Sh cents; paid as cents
The figures show paid our
highway last The project 6fty
lars Hence, the price 1t least $4,000 high.
The minutes show that accepting the
Stanley bid, and that McCqnylle present
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-02


Stanley BID, and that Mecen,le present
The attacking our tax articles last
and itself TO- stating what Of the
the editor Of this o
his forehead should be bigger any
Editors stuff them sentiments too
alright + those birds down II the bat-cave call that
But getting under
the eu 1871 b. tst
Bos Of St. Cloud Mnn
must also be bid
the show he lone vote against Mccone absent
what being paid
campb county paid just about ten cents per y Yard less
than Or 20 The road work exceeded s5oooo
NORTH DAKOTA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
MI. = B. sreeer . = =. - -
|s Comparison Of 1920 1921 Prices
|4a4 Highway Work. Your 47s.
pleased note the with which YOU mention
year Generally
come into this Office without regard appreciation
There marked work
this year compared last generally
Earth excavation last yard
YIN was e g. TINS year the prevailing price was around de-
L tie T
wneress TINS year some concrete let ct $26 $2s $780,
please. u se ss *. m S % .s
tlon required please write us again.
STATE lTs'' HIGHWAY ass'gi COMMISSION
Chief Engineer sec'y
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION .3
S5 5@ Pierre, B.
Hague. Ss
In Re; Campbell County Federal Aid Project
I, ws have inquiry et date replying
ssht PEI 500 free haul Overhaul above
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-02
I STowNLEY TO FACE TRIAL
Will Be Held on Release From Mime.
sofa Jail With Aiding in Com
mitting Bank Embezzlement

the National Nonpartisan League. is
charged in 9 complaint by William c. !.
Green, states attorney of Cass coun-
ty- with having aided and abetted the
commission Of the crime Of embezzle-
ment, it was announced Friday. by
Attorney General Sveinbjorn johnson.
Townley will be arrested as soon
as he is released, after Jan. 81, from
the jackson county, Minnesota, Jail
where he is serving a jail sentence
for violation of the Minnesota war
time, act. He will be required to ap-
pear in Fargo and answer to the
charge.
It is alleged that Townley aided
and abetted j. ]. Hastings, former
vice president of the Scandinavian
American bank of Fargo and the fl
nancial agent for the Nonpartisan
League, in committing the crime Of
embezzling $1,000 from the Scandi.
navian-American bank. A warrant
was issued by the states attorney of
Cass county for the arrest Of Hast
ings and he, slipped into hiding after
he had been notified in Seattle that
he was to be arrested.
4 Hastings Charge
The specific charge against Hast
ings was that he had borrowed s3,-
600 from the Scandinavian American
bank for "U. s. Sisal Trust, ]. ].
Hastings, trustee" while he was vice
president Of the bank and before the
sisal trust was in existence. It. i. \
The law under which the charge
+ is brought against Townley is Section
921S Of the North Dakota penal code
which makes it an: offense for ..all
persons concerned in the commission
4 Of crime, whether; it is felony or
q misdemeanor, and whether they di-
rectly commit the act constituting
the offense or aid and abet in its com
mission = S
The penalty for embezzlement is
one 70 five years in prison. One Sid
ing and abetting in the commission
of embezzlement ia guilty OF 4 this
crime, il Is stated by ohicials.i
Sisal Trust Ownership Il,
i The y. s. sisal Trust was ! stock
company formed to purchase land ii
Florida for the growing 81 sisal, used
il making binder Irvine. The COM
pany sold & 4 great deal Of stdck: Is
North Dakota farmers and is said to
own $4,000 acres Of land IN Florida.
The Sisal trnst was sassailed Ia North
Dakota 70 y lsasus enterprise ma
II was alleged II was 4 method wlnsrs.
by Townlsy and aids .aeeced the far
ners. The ownership OF the Sisal
Trust i somewhat a doubt ct the
present time. u. ". Brinton, former.
" closely associAted with Townley
and 7. =. Waters. former manager 81
che Bank of North Dakota, clsims to
hold the Siaal Trust land IS trustees,
and ia the legislative investigation
held last winter maintained they held
il in trust Tor Towl,lsy s9sfs MS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-02

F. B Steee Publisher SsAS
Emmons County Record, @Ssss0 ii sS
Linton, North Dakota.
Dear s< S s s5Ss sssS asS.s n
prices q letting
limits Of nnen prices
rangd from o and hast the
eight to eight
Nyou should wish kindly LET
viii furnish the Ths prices different
and win
ayslsgs absat 1os nlilss is ~
Yours
MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT @
~ w Webster,
Assistant Constrlion Engineer
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HELP WANTED--M
Statesmen
If YOU WE'RE SURE /?

WOULD YOU
IF YOU WE'RE SURE
If you were sure that IL you had
some proposition that was REAL
that IL you got out and pounded IL
for all IL was worth and with all the
energy and ambition within you-that
within a month or two-if you 'made
good"--you would have opened the
door for yourself to an absolutely
permanent and highly profitable fu-
ture---
this--be willing to come into our or
sanization and put behind our propo-
sition a real big mans effort?
II you would, we offer "a short cut
to YOU"
We feel that any man who has fol-
lowed newspaper advertisements in
the past and who has been disap-
pointed will appreciate and Under
stand our effort to save him this foot
work and incidental expense.
You cannot judge an opportunity by
the wording of an ad.
1t is an exceedingly difficult thing
for man who is conscientiously
looking for the right connection to
select from the many advertisements
In newspaper the one whiclS offers
tfs GREATEST POSSIBILITY OF opening
the door of opportunity for him.
We are a large corporation and due
TO our constant expansion and also
TO the promotions made from our
Sales Department we are continually
in the market for men of the right
material to add to our sales organ
ization.
Inasmuch az we are familiar with the
tnft 1at- IN, lasf inc
the ads 10 reply to and also because
we have no desire to waste your time
or your money in asking you TO call
at our office before either you on
ourselves are certain that you would
fit the position open, we request that
you write us a letter detailing your
past experience. and IL you are q man
of integrity and ambition and have a
desire TO form permanent and
lucrative connection, we will send You
an immediate reply covering the sit
uation as 1t applies 20 you.
When you have carefully reviewed. the
subject in your own mind you wifi be
able TO decide whether or not we
have the opportunity for which you
are looking.
Sales experience. while desirable, is
not essential. Personality and indus
try count for more. The writing Of
this letter may be the turning point
in your entire business career. and
will be just as effective In our case
as II you had travelled long way
and taken several hours for a per-
sonal interview.
Write tho letter to-day and IL you
are the man for whom We are look
ing we will reply by return mail and
positively give you the chance of
your life.
Address DIRECTOR OF SALES, box
n 565 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
AN ADVENTURE IN


(Not From. the Arabian Knights).
Mr.. A. -- st32 years OF age). who has
been a successful lumber salesman nearly
all his life. found himself recently without a
position. Happening through a happy chance
to read our advertisement he decided that
HERE was an opportunity to capitalize his
selling abilities for more money than he had
been receiving. Result OF his first eight
weeks work with US over 81 400 in cash
commission. and he has deferred equities In
the business OF approximately the same
amount.
This is human document open to your
scrutiny-a story from real life, the hero of
which Is now In our employ. Best of all. IL
has the work habit. combined with our
original selling methods. We have similar
opening f. one or two successful statesmen
who can furnish gilt edge references. l.. A.
Cert. General Agent. Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company. room Cos. 11S West 44th
st.. New York city. Call any time before
/ p. NJ.
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ACENTS-S5 70 siJ daily easy. Your pay in
advance introducing now style guaranteed
hosiery must wear or replaced free. no
capital or experience requrcd just show
samples. wrto orders; we deliver and col
~4cct, elegant outfit furnished, all colors and
srsdcs, Including silk. Dept. 3635. Mac-O.
Shcc Mills Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
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statesmen.

To sell per cent. preferred together with
common stock OF food products manufactur-
ing company five years old. who have well
developed markets and great demand for
their products all through the United states
from Maine to Texas east of the Mississippi
River; liberal commissions paid and live
leads furnished. picked from our own es-
tablished clientele. whose full con fidence we
enjoy through having sold them successful
Investments now paying good returns. We
have an entirely original method for our men
TO work on, which Is making es~v sales and
big money for them. Experien"e in selling
securities desirable but not essential as we
show you how quickly. Call between 10 and
4, Suite 1910, % West Add ST., New York.
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.
statesmen.

TEN REAL HE-MEN
WITH GRIT. DIFFERENTIATION
AND THE WILL TO SUCCEED.
are wanted by an Organization that
has grown FROM an idea originated
about eight years ago to a large, sub
stantial institution occupying nearly
two entire floors in large 9TH ave-
nue. building with force of nearly
one hundred persons. plus branch Of
fices in some OF the largest Cities
in the country.
The ten men selected will be men
who have made good in their busi-
ness life. men who are proven sales
men, and who have sufficient conf
dence in themselves to operate on a
basis where their compensation will
depend upon their ability and energy.
They will have to be men who can
be depended upon to make good in
their own territories where they will
have to rely great deal upon their
own initiative, and who can be de-
pended upon to devote business hours
10 business. They will have to en-
ploy and train a selling force and
keep that force producing.
The opportunity is really unusual.
The men who are accepted will, re-
gardless OF their former experiences.
have to spend time in training and
learning our work.
While 1t is not absolutely essen
tial, yet those who have been OFFICERS
in the Army and Navy can by the
very nature of our work more easily
adapt themselves to IL.
The men engaged will actually be
building up a business for themselves.
1t is a real opportunity and only real,
earnest, ambitious men OF good edu-
cation, experience and address VIII
be selected.
Don't cafi--write full details Of your
past work and experience, your age,
reason for wishing to leave your
present work, your average income
by your own efforts and all other
details that will assist us in decid-
ing whether a conference shall be
arranged.
Address ID. E. W. nth Floor. J05
9th avenue.
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SALESMAN--PROMINEN PEARL BUT
TON MANUFACTURING CONCERN, To-
Gated In Muscatine. Iowa. desires services of
well educated, bright. energetic young man
as assistant superintendent and salesman (:
knowledge Of pearl button manufacturing not
essential; good chance for advancement. Ad-
dress in own handwriting, giving age, full
particulars, A zoos Herald Herald SO.
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SALES MANAGER.

High class experienced sales executive to
organize sales force and distribute unsod
stock of financial institution now doing large
and profitable business. Salary and COM
mission. State experience and references.
547 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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HAIRDRESSER - Marcel wavers bobber
&C.: exceptional opportunity offered to
capable man Of experience; splendid future
at Fleischman's New Palm Garden Beauty
Parlor. seth st. and Broadway, n. Y.
JAPANESE. good cook for seashore and
country; private family of five: four help :
only cooking: $50 MONTH references: also
experienced Japanese butler-houseman, $50
month references. Write Mrs. D., Green
vile. Del
JAPANESE general houseworker: good cook /.
must be neat and furnish first class refer
ences, small apartment: two in family.
Apt. 12f. 325 Riverside Drive.
LINEN salesman tretaiD, experienced; big
future for right man. Write, stating age
experience and salary. ID 2239 Herald, Her.
aid so.
LINOTYPE operator wanted for No. o ma
chine; day work: -inion. Write Box 232,
pos Fitzgerald Building.
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SALESMAN AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

want two good men to work with
me in New York: absolute integrity
first requisite: sales ability or expert
ence necessary; big pay and splendid
opportunity for quick promotion to
highly paid managerial position. Call
Room sol, 160 Pearl st.
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SECURITY SALESMAN.

SECURITY SALESMAN.
We desire the services of a salesman VINO
has sold and can sell securities for
dignified, permanent business connection
which can offer substantial future.
A dividend paying proposition with unusu-
ally attractive selling features.
Mar proving his fitness will be assured
of permanent future for himself: full
cooperation and very liberal commissions
and salary upon qualifications. Call Kings,
Alley Co.. Fuller Bldg, Montgomery st..
Jersey City, 10 "A. NJ. to r. NJ, or phone
Mr.. Hirsh, Montgomery 1880, for appoint
ment. Take tube TO Exchange place.
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MAN--Position or trust in old estaDlished
company, prospects OF advancement for
ambitious man OF good appearance. age % to
e5: ability to meet and talk with men essen
tial. Address Box 4S5. Madison So. p. o.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
AGENTs-TNoRMoUs PROFIT
SALESAfEN.

New article; big demand; every merchant
snd busines- men must have n: go to $50
and upward per day. Inexperienced agent
got . sales out Of IL calls; his profit sT3 70;
xtrrftory going fast; sample FREE; send
dino 10 cover mailing. Business Builders,
Dept. 1873. Athens. ". \.
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Pledse mention The Neac York
Herald schen answering any
ons Of these advertisements.
HELP WANTED---MaIe.
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
WHERE CAN A MAN
MAKE SOME REAL
MONEY IMMEDIATELYy
I'm tired OF answering these ads.
with flowery language-these word
pictures of financial independence for
statesmen who will be future execu-
tives-which l find after a stereotyped
interview offer nothing but a pa,try
commission for the sale of some un-
known promotion stock which high
class men are expected TO sell 10 the
wide world without leads or assistance
of any kind"
If you have had this same expert
ence which / had before j came here
or II you have never sold securities
before and want to start off right and
avoid this sad experience, come In and
see MS Immediately. for we have the
solution TO your problem.
Definite leads are given statesmen 10
people who have actually inquired for
our securities. The corporation has
been advertised TO millions throughout
the country and its world famous
name Is the open sesame TO customers,
every one of whom you can SELL
We pay the most liberal commissions
in the city. enabling men to actually
earn from $i5c TO $500 each and every
week.
Personal interviews with our Vice
President between 10 A.. NJ. ard
p. NJ. See MIR. BORDEN, 9 RECTOR
ST.. SUITE 800.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
for hotel restaurant and steamship trade
to sell butter, eggs and cheese: splendid
opportunity for man with experience in CALI
ing on such trade; backed by a large we'll
known. quality. wholesale house; salary and
commission; state experience. age and ma
tionality. 212i Herald. $50 B'way.
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CHAUFFEUR-Desirab permanent private
position for satisfactory high class single
man: city in winter. country in summer
Westchester) must be careful. experienced
and expert in driving and caring for cars
absolutely sober. honest of good manners
and disposition and well recommended. Ad-
dress. stating particulars Nationality. age.
experience. wages expected. &c. III. w. s.,
Box 61I. City Hall Park p. Q. Station.
CHAUFFEUR, gardener for gentleman's
country place on Long Island; must bo in
dustrious and good careful driver: refer
ences required. d. IT,. 5I2 Herald, $50
Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR. single. city now. country for
summer: must be able to make all minor
repairs car and assist garden; useful
around place Write, stating age. expert
cnce. references. Y oi40 Herald. $50 Bway.
CHAUFFEUR. Scotch preferred. middle
aged. married. no children: furnished home
In Brooklyn and West Hampton. Apply
Robert Gair. 40 Washington ST.. Brooklyn
CHEF or cook. first class. French. Swiss or
Austrian, for small family. Call Monday
after D, or Tuesday 10 A. NJ. 932 9th av. !:
city references.
CLERICAL WORKERS.
Your opportunity may he listed among the
commercial employment agencies. Don't let
the opportunity go by. Look at them now.
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Female.

AGENTS-Ladies, 81 TO Si5 daily easy: new
style hosiery; three pairs silk ladies' hose
81. mems hose, pairs, xi.i0; guaranteed
six months no capital needed: your pay
daily; we deliver and collect outfit furnished
has twenty samples. Mac-O-Chce Mills Co..
Dept. 3Sii Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTs-I.ndies. s3 10 81 daily newly de-
signed unionctte made Of llngerettc
material. beautiful MS silk and satin lower
priced; more serviceable: wear guaranteed !;
no capital or experience needed: deliver
and collect. pay YOU daily; part time salts
factory. sample furnished. Jennings Mfg.
Co. Union BSa Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS-wOafEN ONLY
make Sil daily selling our new sanitary
article which every woman must have. Call
or write. Ideal Specially Co., 50 Sclermer-
horn St. Brooklyn, N Y.
AGBNTS--Spare time work: lady every
town. mako $40 TO S25 extra money weekly |:
easy. pleasant work. Apply az once, w. q.
LYNCH Springfield ILL.,
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COLLEGE MAN.
Can Unusual Opportunity.

We are looking for a college man
(preferably ono who has worked
his way through college) for n po-
sition requiring aggressiveness and
hard work, and which has the
peculiar merit that man may
name his own income: 5000 TO
$4,000 per annum easily, IL you
can qualify. Room COS. f1S West
saith 81. Call any morning before
/ o'clock.
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SALESMAN.
Prominent French perfumery house oper-
ating own branch desires to engage first
class salesman who can show record OF pro-
duction; one who Is willing TO travel pre-
ferred: proper remuneration TO right man.
o 2202 Herald. Herald sd.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

MANA national publishing corporation
bilious. energetic man as local repre-
sentative; salary $40 per week to start
plus commission and bonus: investment
1900 required. Apply Room 926. 152
West 4ad ST.
MAN of character to become unit manager
for investment house. Should be capable
OF getting results from statesmen and accus-
toned to handling men. Good future. Give
details OF yourself and experience. Write
w. II. s., Metropolitan Adv. Co., III Broad
way
MANA middle aged American gentleman
wanted TO present new system OF Bible
teaching; permanency and good pay TO right
person; experience unnecessary: references
reauired. Apply 10 to II. Mr.. Eldridge,
81 p I'd
MAN. technically trained. about 30. familiar
with paint manufacture: opportunity TO de-
velop NOEL paint with great possibilities;
zo0 broadMay.
MACHINISTS-A few machnists or tool
makers and bench hands; give birth date.
experience and wages expected. Q $40 Her
alu, @o0 broaoWay.
MAKE BIG MONEY as real estate specialist;
build independent business OF your own;
free information tells how. American Bust
ness Builders. 1851 Broadway. New York.
MEN, AM LOOKING FOR A PAR
TICULAR TYPE OF MAN WHO is
INHEREMTLY ,1T;HI;ST HONEST: WHO CAN
GANIZATION. OF NATIONAL REPU-
TAT1ON AND RECORD: REGARD e,
LESS oI, YOUR PRESENT occupA-
MAN. WHOM l CAN PLACE IN A
POSITION TO EARN NOT LESS
THAN $1,000 A YEAR. CALL BE-
TWEEN AND l, 12o WEST 4aD
ST., 1lTH FLOOR 4