Hazelton Happenings Highlights Local Movements
A roundup from the Republican notes Hazelton ill with illness G A Lenhart. Miss Hazel Roop and a friend motor from Bismarck. Dentist C C Smith visited Hazelton from Linton. Girl Scouts hiked to Armstrongs Grove for lunch. Mrs J S Chapman and Archie Frederick left for Glendive Mont. Two brothers of Mrs S A Mikal arrived from Philadelphia Mont to harvest. Brant and Sheriff Meinhover traveled from Linton. Brant to farm, Meinhover on business. Mrs A F Kurtz and daughters plus Mrs A A Simmer returned from Fargo and Detroit Lakes with Loretta Simmer. Home Guard and Simmer helped at a funeral in Moffit for William Faust. Joseph Rush from Camp Dodge on 30-day furlough helping harvest, says camp life is fine and sends regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Kurtz
Martha
Helen
A. A. Simmer
Fargo
Detroit
Home Guard
Moffit
William Faust
Cannp Dodge
Joseph Rush
Camp Y Dodge
Mr. Rush
Emmons County
Braddock Brevities From the Braddock News
Mrs Wm Sempel visits from Napoleon. Ellis Smolowitz and family from Hazeton. County Agent Sauer in the county. Miss Ethel Clarke returns from Kintyre. Vie family visit to Napoleon. Geo Sempel visits Bismarck. Mrs Fred Junge to Bismarck. Dr Baer examines draftees. Braddock merchant Jampolsky among them. Editor helps Napoleon weekly delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baer
Monaay
Braddock
Merchant Jampolsky
Local notes from Eureka Northwest Blade items
Rev G J Zenk left for Camp Dodge Iowa for a visit. Mr and Mrs G J Keim of Leola hosted relatives and a baby boy was born to Gottlieb and Mrs Keim. John Pietz and family visited Hosmer then returned. Julius Schamber and party returned from Minneapolis trip. Gottlieb Kolb and John Bechtle from Montana arrived reporting a crop failure in their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Zenk
Camp Dodge
Iowa
G. J. Keim
Leola
Mrs. Gottlieb Keim
Julius Schamber
Minneapolis
Gottlieb Kolb
John Bechtle
Montana
Pollock Progress Briefs From August 9
Local notes report Harry Burch visiting Cedar Rapids a week with his mother. John Albrecht plans a granary and machine shed on his farm west of town. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. John Cleveringa of Westfield died and was buried. Isaac Boschker and Peter Bor Jr. left for Minneapolis to seek Navy enlistment. Mabel Jones of Spain Dak. returned home after visiting friend Hilda DeBoer. Frank Bales arrived from Iowa to help ship feeding steers home. Karl Fischer, sent to Camp Dodge, returned home rejected for disability. Mr. Brokofsk of the First National Bank of Pollock plans to move his family here and build a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokofsk
First National Bank of Pollock
Linton
Marriage in Linton and local church notices
Hartford Items notes the marriage of John Watkinson and Miss Minnie Horstmeyer in Linton last Saturday. It also lists Sunday sermons by Rev. Swaney and Rev. Cabbage at local schoolhouses and reports grasshopper damage to gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watkinson
Minnie Horstmeyer
Linton
Minnie
Louis Horstmeyer
Harvest notes and local from Strasburg Happenings Cor
Harvesting nearly finished. Joe Kraft visited Hazelton for a day trip. Joe Fettig has made several local calls. William Ahlencott drove to Bismarck on business. Do not disturb roosters. Several horses died in the recent heat. Joe Roehrich sold his road louse to M J Shoemaker. Billy Rowerdink visited Westfield. Roosters still crow in town. Bert Haverman and John Kampa enjoyed a joy ride. Johnnie Klein wounded in France but expected to recover. Billy Mallon injured climbing a rope then visited Perham Minnesota.
Less Sinkable Ship Coming From French Build
The French government has contracted with the Foundation company to build five cargo nonsinkable ships of 4200 tons. The hull uses two parallel cylindrical shells with braced diaphragms and a watertight reserve buoyancy space between them. Experts call it less sinkable, not unsinkable, and claim it will stay afloat if torpedoed after extensive Paris tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundation Company
Emergency Fleet Corporation
New York Sun
Mr. Boere
Paris
Warned against wasting air in Southern Pacific shops
The Southern Pacific conservation drive declares don't waste the air as compressed air fuels many machines. G W Bear notes a half inch leak can cancel a 75 horsepower engine and air cost rates vary by plant size. Losses hit output beyond the money cost, ending the era of free air in the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Financial America
Los Angeles
Sacruamento
Oakland
G. W. Bear
Afterwar World Requires Labor and Sacrifice
A writer argues the postwar era demands patient, heroic effort to build a better world. Merely dreaming cannot restore cities like Ypres or Louvain. opportunity requires self sacrifice, effort and grip to turn vision into lasting righteousness and brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
Louvain
Cement from beet sugar scum discovered in French factories
Experiments in French factories yield a new cement from beet sugar refining by product scum. When lime carbonate is recovered from 70 000 tons of beets, 4000 tons of carbonate can be combined with 1100 tons of clay to form a cement. The process involves evaporation in reservoirs and hour of mixing before feeding rotary ovens.
The Sailor's Widow and Sea Funds Support
The piece notes the heavy mourning caused by ship losses and the rarity of sailors returning home. It highlights funds aiding widows with babies, largely funded by voluntary subscriptions from crews who take pride in their mess supporting sailors' charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslleee’ Charities
Share Our Sugar With the Allies
Allied nations share sugar on near equal terms as war shortages bite. The United States sets a voluntary two pounds per person per month ration while England France and Italy impose tighter limits and higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
France
Italy
United States Food Administration
Germany
United States Food
Subscribe for the Record Stamp Habit
A brief notice promotes subscribing to the Record and highlights the inrift stamp habit as a feature. The item serves as a compact promotional brief within the newspaper card style.
Earlier Hatching and Winter Eggs for Poultry Profit
The farmer who succeeds in poultry emphasizes earlier hatches and more winter eggs. A well insulated air tight sanitary poultry house with WHHE PINE exterior ensures healthier flocks, easier care, and higher farm value. We provide plans specifications and material lists and offer estimates to build.
Doubly Proven Linton Citizen Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
A Mandan resident testifies to long lasting relief from kidney pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. The deputy city auditor W H Lietz recalls night-time urination and backache improving quickly. Over two years later he still recommends Doan’s for kidney issues. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Mfgrs Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lietz
Second Ave
N. W
Mandan
N. D
Dean
Doan
Crestmoreite: Unidentified Mineral Found by Professor
A college professor in Cothu¢nt has described a mineral named crest moreite after Crestmore. The bulletin notes crestmoreite as a new thylgéasuUbaate orthosilicate with minor oxides forming a silica rich compound. Its exact use remains uncertain, ranging from a potential stovepipe material to a watch charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cothu¢nt
Sand binding grasses aid dune stabilization on California coast
Fragmentary note cites Ammophila arenaria and bent grass as effective sand binders for stabilizing shifting dunes near San Francisco. Emphasizes the value of practical skill and enterprise over mere invention in addressing coastal erosion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazelton
The
Republican
G. A. Lenhart
Miss Hazel Roop
2 Friend
Bismarck
C.C. Smith
Armstrongs Grove Illesally
S. A. Mikal
Delphia Mont
Harves Fields
Brant
Meinhover
Braddock News
Wm. Sempel
Napoleon
Ellis Smolowitz
Hazeton
Sauer
Ethel Clarke
Kintyre
Geo. Sempel
Fred Junge
Bro. Bryant
Eureka
John Pietz
Hosmer
Pollock
Harry Burch
Cedar Rapids
John Albrecht
John Cleveringa
Westfield
Ageat
Isaac Boschker
Peter Bor, Jr
Navy
Mabel Jones
Spain
S. D
Hilda DeBoer
Frank Bales
Roy Bales
Karl Fischer
Hartford
Cor
Mrs. Buck and Son
Swaney
Gayton School House No. 2
Mr. Stone
Quinn Noyes
Earl Noyes
Cabbage
Carmicheal School
Longwell
Henry Esch
Strasburg
Joe Kraft
Joe Fettig
William Ahlencott
Joe
Joe Roehrich
M. J. Shoemaker
Billy Rowerdink
Bert Haverman
John Kampa
Johnnie Klein
Billy Mallon
Perham
Minn
Everfeeeys Wa, Cancrease de Grek GaapersRiee
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Nt 1 Lumber CO
L. D. Bishop
Linton Vardd
Sea Coast
Wwe
Hazlitt
First State Bank
Strasburg, North Dakota
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