Seeman Park Hosts Fourth of July Spark in Beulah County
Seeman Park drew about five thousand people from Emmons and neighboring counties for Independence Day events. A parade, park activities, and a Hazelton versus Linton baseball game kept crowds entertained despite a near accident when Harry Haugse’s car slid down a Beaver Creek bank. no serious injuries. Talks of securing land north of the park for a county fair were noted as a potential future development.
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Seeman Park
Emmons County
Legion
Harry Haugse
Beaver Creek
Kremer Bros
L. E. Feinstein
Echtle’s
Bredberg & Gillespie
Northwestern
W. Kyes
Mesdames Sauer, Smith
Frances Cameron
Laura Petrie
Fbour
Hazelton
Linton
Elton
Kalberer Boys
Tiffin
Bennett
Otto Beckerland Petrie
Streeter
Seesei
Sable
Cece Shier
Petrie
Shier
Haz
Overcome by Heat Causes Dozen Ailments In Town
Weather eased after several hot days as residents cope with heat. Mrs. Alex Bosch and another person received medical attention and are recovering. Rain Saturday night brought relief and cooled conditions.
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Alex. Bosch
Sinal Medical Service
Topeka Capital Notes Student Teachers Plan
In a restroom talk a group of girls laughs over a plan to become teachers next year. The remark reflects a shared ambition among classmates to pursue education careers.
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Topeka
Kate O'Hare Kidnapped in Idaho and Mr O’Hare Accuses Legion
Kate O’Hare, lecturer, was kidnapped from Twin Falls Idaho and released in Montello Nevada where ten alleged kidnappers were arrested by a deputy sheriff. Mrs O’Hare sent a telegram asking for protection to file charges. Frank P. O’Hare blamed the American Legion and the Minnesota chamber of commerce for the abduction and boasted knowledge of the suspects.
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Boise
Idaho
Kate O’hare
Twin Falls
Montello
Nevada
O’hare
Pocatello
Seattle
F. W. Brown
Oregon
Davis
Pittsburg
Kan
Frank P. O’hare
Girard
Kate Richards O’hare
Socialist Party
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
American Legion
Recall Petition Circulators Report Strong Signups
Circulators in this county report exceptional success with recall petitions across precincts. Nearly half the county has petitions returned with more signers than quotas, and only one precinct lags. Governor, attorney general, and commissioner of agriculture recalls must be circulated and returned by July 25. About sixty thousand signers have already been secured statewide.
Bert Van Beek A Hog-Raiser
Westfield residents at the Fourth of July revue praised Bert Van Beek for a standout Hazelton stock show showing. The hog breeder won firsts for best boar and best sow and best gifts under one year, second for pigs under three months, and the grand champion boar and sow overall. Bert specializes in Poland China hogs and is building a strong record in the business.
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Westfield
Bert van Beek
Hazelton
Bert
Farm Bureau Brings New Salem Tour for July Visit
A daily farm tour to New Salem is planned from July 19 to 21 with routes from Cass county west along the Red Trail and Emmons county joining in Bismarck on July 19. The Holstein Breeders' Circuit will showcase four farms each forenoon and afternoon with a picnic lunch, highlighting dairy success despite drought. County Agent Sauer requests early notice for transportation. four to five per auto, share trip costs, and sign up by July 14 to arrange cars from Linton and Hazelton.
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New Salem
N. P
Cass
Emmons
Bismarck
Holstein Breeders
Sauer
Goat Too Long Says Retailer Speaks for Four-Column Ad
American Press reproduces a Lake City Minnesota ad by A T Abraham shoe retailer titled The woods are full of amateur economists. The piece argues prices will not return to pre war levels and urges all groups to cut prices. It ends with Weve been the goat long enough.
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A. T. Abraham
Lake City
Minn
Mike
Standard Oil
PARK POLICEMAN PINCHED
Park police officer Paul Marschall faced Justice Gillespie's court after a ball game incident Monday. Marschall struck a spectator, who refused orders to sit, after Marschall warned him four times. Marschall was fined 5 dollars plus 13.95 in costs amid threats reported to be made against him.
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Justice Gillespie
Paul Marschall
Bosels
Marschall
Costa
Bismarck Mobridge Baseball Here Sunday
The fast professional ball club from Bismarck will play Mobridge at Seeman Park Sunday afternoon. Taylor, Bismarck’s star pitcher, will take the mound for the Capital City. Local authorities plan for a record crowd. Hazelton and Strasburg play in the forenoon at 10 o’clock to attend the big game.
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Bismarck
Seeman Park
Mobridge
S. D
Taylor
Capital
Linton
Hazelton
Strasburg
Musical Insects Produce Sound by Wings and Wings Stridulation
Insects create buzzing or humming from rapid wing vibrations often exceeding a hundred strikes per second. A special quivering instrument near the wing base may contribute. Chirping or trilling arises from a stridulating organ, usually involving a scrape between two hard parts, akin to a bow on a fiddle, possibly leg against wing.
Truth about the American Legion critics in Fargo Forum
The Nation is accused of misinforming Americans and undermining patriotism by portraying the American Legion as a fourth branch of government. The Nation and The New Republic are depicted as hostile to America, while Lemke’s local paper is linked to their sympathies and questioned for aligning with them against the Legion and other groups.
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Fargo
Germany
Russia
Nonpartisan League
American Legion
United States
Legion
Nation
New Republic
America
Little Red
Lemke
Organized Labor
Farmers’ Organizations
Secrt
Fargo Nonpartisan League party funds alleged misused
A special Courier-News edition accuses three state executive committee members A S Liederbach Ole Kaldor and Christ Levang of siphoning 50000 from the recall campaign fund. They seized control of the issue at Bismarck planned July 29 and ordered destruction of 4000 to 5000 copies, with plates and matrices burned. Courier-News manager Geo Totten Jr was arrested for liquor possession amid the uproar.
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Fargo
Nonpartisan League
Courier-News
Nonpartisan League Fund
Ole Kaldor
League
Bismarck
A. S. Liederback
Christ Levang
C. K. Gummerson
Liederbach and
Kaldor
Tech City
Geo. Totten, Jr
Liederbach
League standings tighten as Linton top after win
Linton remains leading after defeating Napoleon while Braddock beat Hazelton 17 to 5 to move to second. Strasburg did not play, keeping an average of 600. Hazelton and Napoleon are out of contention for first. Braddock or Strasburg can win if Linton loses. Next Sunday Strasburg plays Hazelton and Braddock visits Napoleon.
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Linton
Napoleon
Braddock
Hazelton
Strasburg
P.C. Linton
Picture men gettings bold in Emmons county
Picture enlarging crews have worked in Emmons county this year. Marcus Klein near Linton is nursing head bruises. Two solicitors are hard to catch. Sheriff Miller seeks them. Early orders were 3 dollars. now demands reach 15 dollars for frames. Farmers urged to report schemes to authorities.
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Emmons County
Marcus Klein
Linton
Ed. Miller
Jape Uniform in Size Reported for Japanese Soldiers
A note discusses uniform size among Japanese troops, citing measurements of an infantry regiment with no height variation exceeding two inches and weight variation within twenty pounds, illustrating remarkable consistency.
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Kurtz Brothers
Kalberer
Paul Kurtz
Fred Petrie
Linton Band
Kate O'Hare
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Western Shoe Dealer
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