Local News Highlights From Temvik and Nearby
Correspondence details visits by the Vetters to the Lovell family and Wishek on business, Sunflower pupils earning health chore buttons, a card party won by Mrs Ed Gentry, dances at the old school and Temvik, and a revival series by Rev Rockwell. Also notes visitors, horse deaths near Temvik, a funeral, bank robbery at Artesia, and Ralph Shockey ill with pneumonia in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Vetter
Lovell
Sunflower School
Jep Miller
Bockmire
Linton
Wishek
Sunflower
Fred Freeman
Dale
Shockey
Ralph
Fargo
Village Notes and Society Roundup
Mrs. G G Scheeler travels to California with her daughter Peggy after word of her sister's serious illness. Local activities include American Legion Auxiliary social hours, joint Legion and Auxiliary meetings, and a K K Klub program on Japan. Skating remains a popular recreation. A pair leaves for Cranbrook British Columbia for winter, and a surprise birthday party for Miss Adeline Ziebarth features sleighs of ice cream and cake with numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Scheeler
California
Peggy
American Legion Auxiliary
Fallgatter
Legion and Auxiliary
L. H. Sisco
K. K. Klub
Branen
Japan
Frank Simon
Vernon
Cranbrook
B. C
Simon
Albert Berreth
Edgar Harwood
Lawrence Larsen
Harold Larsen
Hazelton visitations and obit noted in Temvik area
Phelman Er W Baker and son Myron hauled hogs to Hazelton Monday. Neighbors Ben Nagel to Hague for a few days. Mrs Berreth died Wednesday after long illness. funeral Sunday at Baptist church Temvik with large turnout. Several local residents shopped in Hazelton last Saturday and Linton for dental work and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C.foell
Ed. Gentry
Mabel Billingsly
Hazelton
Chas. DeWitt
S. G. Stedman
Temvik
Linton
Blanche Stedman
ER. W. Baker
Myron
Ben Nagel
Hague
Dean ‘Kelly
A. Field
Ethel
Ida ‘Spitzer
Emma “Barth
Carrie Waltz
Ruby Purintun
Ered Waddell
Mark’ Purintuni
Neil ‘Baker
Geo
De Valera Rejects Proposed Treaty With Britain
Irish leader De Valera says he cannot recommend the peace treaty to the Dail or country and is backed by Home Affairs and Defense ministers. A Dail session is set for Wednesday to debate the issue. Griffith, who negotiated the settlement, says he has signed and believes it will establish lasting peace.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Great Britain
Dail Eireann
Defense
Home Affairs
de Valera
Daily Eireann
Arthur Griffith
London
Ireland
New 22 mile Hazen route to start February first
Hazen residents will gain a 22 mile delivery route opening February 1 serving 62 families. Ellendale observes Education Week per NEA and American Legion. Minot appoints Mrs. Caroline Leet travelers’ aid to meet trains and assist girls and women.
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Hazen
Ellendale
State Normal and Industrial School
National Educational Association
American Legion
Minot
Caroline Leet
Bismarck
Saunder
Grant County
Leith
Devils Lake
Ramsey County Farm Bureau
C. L. Runyen
Swalstend
Nestos
Otto A. Burgeson
Rollette County
South Dakota
Miss Taude
Nelson County
Grand Forks
Biemarck
Lynn J. Frazier
Hoople
Frazier
Missouri
North Dakota
B. P. Crain
The
Motor Vehicle Department
St. Louis
Crites Willistoh
Earl Christianson
J ©. Penny Company
United States
Canada
Japan approves four power Pacific security arrangement
Tokio reports indicate a cabinet backed a four power accord among United States Great Britain Japan and France to consult on Pacific island matters not a military alliance. A separate Yap treaty handles Yap cable facilities and related issues. The accord aims to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance and would go to the U S Senate for ratification once reduced to treaty form.
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United — States
Britain
France
United States Senate
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific Islands
Senate
Pacific
Yap
China
Takio
Paris
Frech
Babcock Elected President of American Highway Officials
Minnesota highway commissioner Babcock was chosen president of the American Association of State Highway Officials at its national meeting in Omaha. Idaho's D P Olson joined the board of directors. The group backed a five year federal aid plan, removal of discriminatory freight rates on road materials, removal of highway advertising signs, and keeping highway work out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Highway Commission
Omaha
C. M. Babcock
Minnesota
American Association of State
D. P. Olson
Idaho
China Granted Neutrality By Far East Committee
Washington reports the Far Eastern Committee resumes after a recess and adopts a resolution granting China neutrality if a war excludes China as a party. It also approves a Root resolution on wireless installations by foreigners in China and discusses Japanese troops in Manchuria. The panel upholds China’s territorial integrity and limits foreign wireless use to official messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far Eastern
China
Japan
Manchuria
Bandits Rob Laundry Workers in Minneapolis Heist
Three gunmen held up fifty Custom Laundry Company employees at 1501 Fourth Avenue South. They grabbed pay envelopes from a dozen girls, cracked a safe, and took cash from the desk. A fourth lookout waited in a getaway car as the gang fired four shots to threaten workers. one bullet passed over a cashier’s head and lodged in a wall. The incident caused an estimated loss of about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Custom Laundry Company
Fourth * Avenue South
Christmas Ship Leaves U. S. for American Troops Abroad
The steamer George Washington sailed Wednesday from New York carrying 15,000 sticks of mail filled with Christmas presents for American soldiers of the Army of Occupation and American government representatives and their families in Central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George ‘Washington
Army of Occupation
Europe
New Farmers Society Formed in Worth Dakota
A new Farmers Federation of America organization has begun in Worth Dakota to market all farm crops. The group aims to unify farmers under a single marketing effort and plans to promote cooperation among growers with a regional reach. The Fargo North Dakota area reports the inception as a significant step for farm producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Farmers’ Society
Fargo
N. D
Organization of
New ‘Farmers’ Association
The
Farmers’ Federation of América
Worth, Dakota
Farm Credit Meet Set for National Conference
Washington calls for a national conference on credits and finance to survey agricultural needs. Senator Ladd of North Dakota leads the effort with a December 15 meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Ladd of
North
Inspector confronts hotel over dirty towel in Kansas town
A salesmanlike inspector lodged overnight in a small Kansas town hotel and was shocked to find a dirty roller towel in the wash room. He told the landlord that it has long been illegal to expose such conditions, prompting a tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Capital
Kansas Hotel
Proprieter cites Kansas law on ex post facto issue
A brief exchange centers on whether an ex post facto law applies in Kansas, with the proprietor insisting no such law exists and noting it was enacted after the preceding action. The fragment suggests legal quarrel over retroactive enforcement in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hazelton School Notes Continued From Page Eight
Dr Downes of the U S hospital at La Moure visited Thursday afternoon and inspected the eyes of every pupil for trachoma with no cases found. The high school literary society held a short program Friday afternoon with Mrs F J Rotzien Mrs Nels Nelson Mrs F W Orthmeyer and Mr W B Andrus as visitors. The society meets every other Friday in the last period. Parents and patrons are invited to visit the school at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Literary Society
F. J. Rotzien
Nels Nelson
F. W. Orthmeyer
W. B. Andrus
Missing cattle call follows six month steer alert
One red steer about six months old and one white faced steer about six months old. Owner please call at my place 18 miles northwest of Linton pay costs and take the animals away. Henry Humann Route 2 Hazelton NC. In growing number of communities World War soldiers buried in central plots. Posts raise funds for a Legion cemetery plot or cemetery associations set aside central sections for veterans. Marion recently moved a former World War soldier’s burial to a central plot. Sioux City cemetery association turned over 6000 square feet valued at about 6000 dollars to the Legion.
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Linton
Henry Humann
Hazelton
N. C
Legion
Marion
Sioux City
American Legion Weekly
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Ray Jackman
Pollock
Christ Naaden
Winona
Temms
Louis Allen
Aron Putnam
Manley Fetterly
Lou, Dornbush
Fresno
Cal
Westfield
H. Bootsma
Kintyre
OMIO
Sinn Fein
Republic
Tokio
Hughes
Far East
Baron Kato
London Pact
Babcock
Far East Committee
Motor Inn
O. M. Baumann
Beaver Valley Motor Co
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
Hazelton School
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