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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
8
The Hazelton Fire Department will convene Monday evening August 8 at 8 o'clock for important business. Community announcements note visitors and events including social gatherings, fundraisers, and trips of local residents. Local ads mention sales, dances, and travel to nearby towns.
Berlin report states an Allied note sets June 30 as the disarmament deadline for Germany and orders 100000 troops to align with the peace treaty by June 15. It calls for surrender of sup erfluous munitions by May 31 and civilian arms by June 10, plus indorsing munition factories by May 30 and police reductions to 150000 by July 15.
Senate military affairs committee voted to report an army bill totaling 335 million dollars. The plan provides for a minimum army strength of 170000 men at any time during the next fiscal year.
Statewide notes list Rotary clubs at Valley City and town bulletins in multiple cities. A fatal scalding occurs in New Salem and a runaway horse incident near Mayville. Agricultural agents, debates, and a state fair speaker hint at upcoming events, while a pageant finale in Fargo promises a large spectacle with a tank and fireworks.
Local notes report the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Portz at Wolverton hospital on July 28. Others include Wilhelm Lipp’s fractured collarbone after a rib injury, Wendelin Schneider’s shotgun accident, Loren James’s corneal ulcer, Clement Malone’s arm injuries at a garage, and an infant’s acute mastoiditis operation. Also noted are Fred Smith’s tonsil and adenoid removal, a local golfer Ed Miller’s lucky tee shot, Reuben Oster’s empyema operation, and the death of A. G. Mickel of Gayton with survivors listed and burial planned in Linton cemetery.
Tulsa Oklahoma. John A Gustafson suspended chief of police found guilty by a jury of failing to take proper precautions for public safety during the recent race riot and of conspiracy to free automobile thieves and collect rewards. The jury deliberated six hours with Kathryne Van Leuven presenting the state’s opening argument.
Budget Director Dawes and public printer George H. Carter discussed reducing the government's annual $17 million printing bill. Considered were standardizing publication formats and consolidating the 150 independent printing establishments outside Washington to save costs.
A fragment from Washington reports Fred I. Cox of New Jersey has been selected by the President to join the Interstate Commerce Commission. He will succeed Chairman Clark, who has resigned.
About seven hundred prohibition enforcement agents across the country have been temporarily laid off due to lack of funds. The suspension follows Congress failure to approve $250,000 to cover salaries through the fiscal year end, resulting in a two thirds reduction in field forces and a 40 day unpaid vacation, with reinstatement planned on July 1 when new appropriations arrive.
New York Representative Ryan proposes a bill allowing five percent beer and fourteen percent wine in states voting to permit relaxed prohibition. The measure calls for a popular referendum after petitions by fifteen percent of qualified voters. Seamen, marine engineers, and radio operators pledge cooperation with Secretary Davis to settle maritime wage disputes with ship owners and the Shipping Board.
President Harding extends a welcome to French scientist Marie Curie in Washington. He presents her with a gram of radium purchased by American women for humanitarian research in a ceremony at the East Room, attended by Americans, diplomats, and science leaders.
Instruction times listed for Hazelton Saturdays at 8:30 and 16 a m on the first and third Sundays monthly Braddock service on the second Sunday at 10 30 a m Rev Fr Krank is noted as pastor.
Lost on Sunday night between Clif Kurtz's farm and Hazelton a saddle and bridle are missing. The saddle is branded K and made by Mills City Saddlery Co. A ten dollar reward is offered. Notify Geo Bardidon Hazelton North Dakota. Adver tisement tf
Seed for sale including Speltz barley imported Northeastern dent corn oats and prairie hay. Apply to A. R. Muehlberg Hazelton. Ady.
Fifty second hand pieces of thrash ing machinery for sale all going at a bargain. Write for prices. George Zirbes Hazelton North Dakota.
Hazelton Lodge No 135 I O O F meets Saturdays at Klabunde's Hall with E J Babcock N G C E Gregory V G G E Whitford secretary and John Baker treasurer Hazelton Lodge No 102 Rebekahs meets Thursdays led by Mrs Carolyn Lenhart N G Mrs Anton Kramer V G Mrs Dora Schanla ber secretary and Mrs Joe Wollman treasurer
Services at the Presbyterian Church of Hazelton every Sabbath morning at eleven. Sabbath School follows the morning service. Junior Endeavor at four, Senior Endeavor at seven. Sabbath evening service at eight. Mid week meeting Wednesday at eight. All are invited to attend and bring friends.
Advertisement notes eggs for sale at two dollars per fifteen eggs from A. C. Capelle in Hazelton North Dakota. It specifies 7 foot discus listing but the core offer is barred rock hatching eggs priced per bundle.
The Cannon Ball ferry, previously run by Morford and East, is now operating day and night under WM Brumbaugh of the Badger ranch. The outfit has been overhauled and fixed up and will give good service.
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