Hazelton News Highlights A Busy Holiday Week
Hazelton town notes report travel visits and local events. Miss Anna Spitzer left for Ashley for vacation and was followed by her sister Ida. The second team beat Reimer Valley 17 to 8. A home wedding saw Otis L. Coder marry Amanda M. Olson at the First Presbyterian church.
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Anna Spitzer
Ashley
Ida
J. E. McMullen
Otis L. Coder
Amanda M. Olson
Benedict, N. D
E. Jordan
First Presbyterian Church of
Hazelton
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Zunkle Home
The Womens Missionary Society met at Mrs Zunkles home on Wednesday July 6 at 3 pm. Leaders presented scenes Hymn Roll Call items on China devotionals study of Southern Mountaineers music and reading A Little Leaven and The Missionary Dollar and What It Does Eleven girls served as hostesses with light refreshments. Mrs E J Babcock was secretary.
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The
Women’s Missionary Society
Buck
Rain At Last Brings Late Hope For Emmons County
The area begins to receive rain two weeks late affecting crops. Wheat crop seems doomed while recent showers aid feed and improve corn growth. Emmons County residents sense the region has about given up on the wheat season.
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Emmons County
Wheat county faces hard times with dairy and corn rise
The article notes wheat as the leading crop in the county with prospects of dairying corn and hogs following deadly wheat losses. Mrs Geo Lenhart and daughter Rachael drove to Linton on Saturday. Joseph Langer of Hazelton reportedly had a serious accident last Tuesday night when his car collided with an unlit vehicle between Linton and Hazelton. His car rolled into a ditch, he broke a leg, and was found at dawn and brought to town.
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Frank Goughnour
Hazel
Linton
F. B. Streeter
Joseph Langer
Hazelton
Local posts arm for duty and roads drive changes
A mosaic of North Dakota brief items notes Beach postal workers authorized to carry .45 Colt pistols, and the Grafton Automobile association formed to improve roads. Other notes include May 11 time standard adoption, a Sunday league formed in Linton area, and a train collision near Beach with Tony Witzig unharmed.
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Beach
Grafton
Grafton Automobile Association
Creeby
Wing
Linton
Braddock
Hazelton
Strasburg
Tony Witzig
Bismarck
Fargo
Peace measure passes House to end war with Central Powers
The House voted five to one to adopt the Porter resolution substituting for the Knox measure, repealing the wartime declaration against the Central Powers. The roll call showed 305 in favor, 61 against, with 49 Democrats backing the measure and only one Republican, Kelley of Michigan, voting no. The debate ended after two days, as Bourke Cochran of New York spoke for passage but was paired and did not vote.
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Washington
House
United States
Senate
Kelley
Michigan
Representative Flood
Virginia
Germany
Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bourke Cochran
New York
Cochran
Gompers Declares Open Shop Movement a Failure
Samuel Gompers and the A F L executive committeeopened the forty first annual convention in Denver Colo asserting the open shop drive failed to crush organized labor and that the ranks of the American trades union movement remain intact. They urged closer alliance between organized industrial workers and farmers to resist reaction from industrial captains and finance princes.
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Samuel Gompers
Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Death sentences stayed and stays granted for Geary Wanderer
The supreme court stayed the execution date for Gene Geary from June 17 to July 22. Carl Wanderer also received a further stay of execution to determine his sanity.
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Gene Geary
Supgeme
Carl Wanderer
Father and Son Drown in Wisconsin River
Monroe Wisconsin report says farmer John Shafer, age 66, and his son Peter Shafer, 18, drowned while swimming in the Recotonica river. The son was swept away by the swift current and the father attempted a rescue.
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Monroe
Wis
John ,Shafer
Peter
Recatonica
Parish notices schedule guidance and clergy names
Instruction times for Hazelton and Braddoe parishes are set weekly and monthly. Rev. Fr. Krank is listed as pastor, with service times on Saturdays and the 1st 3rd Sundays in Hazelton and the 2nd Sunday in Braddoe.
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Hazelton
Lost brooch with opal missing near Hazelton bank
Finding notice asks finder to report to Miss Olive McManus after a brooch set with a large opal disappeared between the Bank of Hazelton and H O Batzer’s residence. Advertisement urges return.
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Hazelton
H.O. Batzer
Olive McManus
Cannon Ball Ferry Now Running Day and Night
The Cannon Ball ferry, previously run by Morford & East, is now operating regularly under WM Brumbaugh of the Badger ranch. The outfit has been overhauled and fixed up and will provide good service.
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Cannon Ball
Morford & East
Wm. B. Brumbaugh
Badger Ranch
Adv
Lost saddle and bridle near Cliff Kurt's farm
Lost on Sunday night between Cliff Kurts's farm and Hazelton North Dakota. Saddle branded K Made by Mills City Saddlery Co. Reward ten dollars. Notify Geo Bardidon Hazelton N D.
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Cliff Kurts
Hazelton
Mills City Sadlery Co
Geo. Bardidon
N. D
Registered Bulls for Sale Hazelton ND Ad
One Roan Registered Shorthorn Bull four years old and a Registered Hereford Bull four years old on bankable note until November 1, 1921. Inquiries to John Baker Hazelton ND or Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND. Also Barred Rock hatching eggs seventy five cents per 15. second hand threshing machinery for sale at bargain. Written by George Zirbes Hazelton ND.
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John
Baker
Hazelton
N.D. Or
Farmers’ State Bank
Hazelton, N Db
George Zirbes
N. D
No Snap Quote Sparks London Telegraph Debate
A clipped excerpt mimics a debate about life and labor ethic, contrasting tranquil breathing with husting. It references a Borton Transcript citation and critiques the idea of drawing by the end of the week to cover expenses. The line suggests social commentary on work and survival.
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The
London Telegraph
Borton Transcript
Hazelton IOOF and Rebekahs Lodge Meeting Notes
Hazelton Lodge No 135 I O O F meets Saturdays in Klabunde's Hall with E J Babcock as Noble Grand C E Gregory Vice Grand G E Whitford secretary and John Baker treasurer Hazelton Lodge No 102 Rebekahs meet Thursdays led by Mrs Carolyn Lenhart Noble Grand Mrs Anton Kramer Vice Grand Mrs Dore Schanlber secretary with Mrs Joe Wollman treasurer
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Hazelton Lodge No
O. F
Klabunde’s Hall
E. J. Babcock
N. G
C. E. Gregory
V. G
E. Whitford
John Baker
Treas
Hazelton Lodge
Rebeccahs
Carolyn Lenhart
Anton Kramer
Dore: Schanlaber
Joe Wollman
Presbyterian Church Hazelton announces weekly services
Services at the Presbyterian Church of Hazelton are held each Sabbath morning at eleven with Sabbath School after. Junior Endeavor at four, Senior Endeavor at seven, and a Sabbath evening service at eight. A mid week meeting is held Wednesday at eight. Everyone is invited to attend and bring friends.
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Presbyterian Church
Hazelton
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