Hazelton Happenings from The Republican Dec 20
Local notes report shipments of stock, visits to the Capital City, and moves in Hazelton. A death at St. Alexius Hospital marks a community milestone. a Red Cross Junior Auxiliary enrolls 120 students. a home guard is organized with ten elected leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
M. Rush
O. B. Forsyth
W. H. Rush
E. C. Campbell
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
Mr. Campbell
Emmons County
Hazelton
The
Red Cross
Braddock News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Braddock residents reported several trips and events. Mr and Mrs J A Miles visited Britain for several days, Mrs Andrew Biebelheimer traveled to Bismarck returning the next day, G S Swanson from Kintor was a business visitor, W W Mandigo returned from Bismarck, and Mr and Mrs A G Schott of Dana celebrated their silver wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Chas. Soule
Bismarck Hospital
Mrs. J. A. Miles
Britain
Andrew Biebelheimer
Bismarck
G. S. Swanson
Kintor
Braddock
A. G Schott
Dana
Eureka Items From the Northwest Blade December 20
Local notes list residents and visitors including Andrew Zenk, Gust Keim, Mr and Mrs Fred Reiker and Irene Vorlander visiting Aberdeen. Residents Roy Osborne and C Bergquist left for the U S Signal Corps while Edwin Keim was on furlough from Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Eureka greets new fire department ball details and announces the John P Kiesz Auto Co Garage opening with capacity for twenty five cars. Red Cross fundraiser supper and combi sale met with approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kiesz Auto Co
Aberdeen visitor sparks Eureka Red Cross drive
Hon H C Jewett of Aberdeen attended Eureka on Tuesday and mobilized local business leaders to back Red Cross efforts. He spoke twice, once in the afternoon and again in the evening, as Mayor Verlander read a paper by Prof Alfred E Koenig of the University of Minnesota before the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jewett
Aberdeen
Eureka
Red Cross
Jewett
Local Notes and Red Cross Drive Report
Mrs. C L Christie returns home from Eaulaire Wisconsin after visiting her daughter. Kenel farm head Henry Stewart buys poultry supplies for Farm School. Hinz couple welcome a 9 point baby boy last Friday. Loren Bales reports final physical and new uniform from St Louis. Campbell County Red Cross sends fourth shipment: 31 sweaters 27 socks 20 tray cloths 45 napkins 21 wash cloths 7 mufflers 20 wristlets 10 hospital socks 70 bed shirts 20 handkerchiefs 1 roll linen. Displayed Saturday to educate and spur local support.
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Campbell County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Washington Ate Hoe Cakes in Early American Practice
An old exchange cites Irving's Life of Washington noting his frugal meals of tea and Indian hoe cakes. It argues flour conservation and corn as a substitute, reflecting on Washington's ascetic breakfasts and infrequent large feasts in the Virginia planter's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
George Washington
Virginia
Irving
Kaiser Learns a Lesson in Thorough Bass
The Brooklyn Eagle notes the presidents Thanksgiving proclamation uses the word stuff to create discord and harmony in rhetoric. It cites Blaine called the plumed knight and suggests the president’s men are the stuff, implying a moral about unity and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
James G. Blaine
Ingersoll
Blaine
Smallest Cartoon Portrait of Wilson Carved on Corn
A young boy drew a profile caricature of President Wilson on a single grain of corn using water colors, taking about half an hour. The same artist previously sent a corn grain cartoon to Washington and received an appreciative acknowledgment.
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Wilson
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Ole Bulls Colony Tragic Collapse of a Norwegian Dream
The Kansas City Times recalls Ole Bull’s colony in Pennsylvania, built on idealistic promises. After buying land and attracting hundreds of Norwegians to Oleana, a defective land title left pioneers homeless and penniless. Ole Bull held benefit concerts to aid the distressed settlers.
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Valhalla
Ole Bull
Pennsylvania
Kansas City Times
America
Oleana
Brothers of
Norway
Thorfin
Fall River
Narragansett Bay
New York
Pacifist Passenger Sparks Carriage Quarrel
In a railway compartment a new traveler declares he is a pacifist and calls for olive branch diplomacy if victory takes over three years. A hostile woman interrupts from the window calling out John Tamson, prompting Tamson to leave as a fellow passenger notes his pacifist image and years of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Tamson
Allence
Gas masks in trenches and town hall to elect congress
A Pari winkle resident notes soldiers in trenches wear gas masks and French children near the front attend school with them. He jokes about a gas mask for the town hall event where Braggin Blow is expected to speak and may announce his bid for reelection to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariwinkle
Kansas City Star
Braggin Blow
Peruna Helps Springfield Man Sleep and Eat Again
William E. Denny of 1028 Park Ave Springfield Ohio reports after using Peruna that catarrh troubled head nose throat and stomach no longer prevents eating or sleeping. He says three bottles restored appetite eased nervousness and allowed him to sleep soundly and recommends it to others with catarrh.
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William E. Denny
Park Ave
Springfield
Ohio
Peruna
Carrie’s Wedding Feast for the Homeless in New York
Max and Carrie Goetschneider host a wedding feast for displaced Europeans at the Hebrew Immigrants Sheltering Aid building on East Broadway. The open event feeds hundreds with chicken, duck, goose, and gefilte fish, welcoming all without invitations. The couple reflect on their own humble arrival in America twenty years earlier.
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Max Goetschneider
New York
America
Max
Slim
Cincinnati Times- Star
Mamma
Carrie
East Broadway
Europe
Mamma Gootschneider
Papa Goetschneider
War Cause for thanks agiving
A quoted reflection on exemption from toil as a social failing. It cites ancient saying that the gods sell us everything but give us nothing, attributing this to those spared by rank or riches. The note frames gratitude as tied to labor and shared burden.
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Charles Colton
Wind Velocity and Annual Wind Estimates
Builders of windmills estimate that an average wind of 16 miles per hour for eight hours daily could be expected over a year. This does not imply reliability every day but that the yearly average equals 16 mph for eight hours per day.
Alkali Salts Surface by Capillarity After Evaporation
Alkali salts follow water down slope but rise to the surface by capillarity. When water evaporates, the salts stay fixed and become visible on the surface.
One horsepower defined as mechanical power unit
A historical note explains horsepower as a mechanical power unit capable of lifting 33,000 pounds one foot high per minute or one pound 33,000 feet high per minute. It contrasts the measure with a real horse and clarifies its use in engineering calculations.
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Republican
E. Erickson
Floe Macdonald
Stanley Kurtz
G. A. Lenhart
Flasher
Wm. Marquett
Kintyre
Peter Serr
Mesdames A. E. Dutton
F. W. Williams
Nebraska
Iowa
P. H. Ryan
R. A. Yeater
Farmers’ Union
Julius Sauer
Princeton, Minn
W. H. Bush
Delamere
California
C. A
Klabunde
E. L. Semling
E. E. Bradberg
R. C. Colburn
H. B. Ellithorp
R. S. Pratt
Paul Kurtz
Dave Aldrich
Moffit
M. P. Kaiser
Harry S. Reamann
S. C
J. R. Albright
Points
Missouri
Robt. Benz
Miles
Chicajro
B. W. Wade
Mrs. Rappaport
Merricourt
Roy Junge
Fred. Junge
Montana
Vie & Long Co
Esther Junge
Benz
Kerman
Olaf Feltheim
St. Paul
Ole
Myron Baker
Mr. Baker
Braddock News
Ladies’ Bridge Club of
W. W. Mandigo
Northwest Blade
Andrew Zenk
Gust Keim
Fred Reiker
Carl Clement
Leola, S. D
Jacob Thurn
Dick Savage
Irene Vorlander
Roy Osborne
C. Bergquist
Dakota Utilities Co
U. S. Signal Corps
Edwin Keim
Ipswich
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Christian Goltz
Mrs. Galtz
Elizabeth Schmitt
Eureka Fire Department
Smith Orchestra of
Linton
J. A. Gardner
Gard
Eurekans
Pollock
C. L. Christie
Eaulaire
Wis
Lute Devan
Henry Stewart
Kenel
Walter Hinz
Loren Bales
St. Louis
OLE Bull's Colony
Linton Opera House
Simon Bosch
WM. J. Gabbert
Wain
J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Milwaukee
N. P
North
Dakot
Eny
Carl Vorlander
D.bergman
St.paul -Minn
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