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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
8
Hazelton community business and social brief detailing visits to Hazelton from Joe Bosch Ben Klabunde E L Semling John Swanson and others plus local happenings including travel to Bismarck Steele Linton Fargo and Detroit Minn a new rural route start and a farmer meeting set for July 22 with wages and threshing price talk.
Republished report covers Hague vs Hazelton as the day’s star battle. Hague pitcher Tony Forziak receives praise for strong work amid shaky defense, while Hazelton’s Cunningham dominates with velocity. Hazelton edges Hague 1-0 in seventh inning as Kalberer scores on a misplayed ball. quick fielding and circus catches thrill fans.
A Saturday display features a large assortment of real summery hats priced reasonably. Shoppers are invited to stop in and view the collection. Mrs. B. B. Foley promotes the event.
Delegates applaud short talk as William Lemke is praised for correcting a remark about himself. Stephen Terhorst says North Dakota farmers signed 120000 to 140000 in accommodation notes for the Nonpartisan League, seen as a moral obligation. Townley plan also targets six fifty biennial memberships and a separate fund drive for notes. The main issue is electing Lynn J. Frazier to the U.S. Senate.
President Harding at the White House called on all authorities and citizens to refrain from interfering with interstate transport and mail trains. He cited ongoing reports of railroad strikers hindering mail service and urged peaceful settlement of labor disputes and respect for law to safeguard life liberty property and public welfare. He affirmed workers’ right to operate trains to carry the mails and others’ right to refuse work.
About 35,000 railroad shopworkers began a July 1 strike over a wage decision by the United States labor board and have lost $2,000,000 in wages. Officials say the Northwest shopmen face $5,225,000 in monthly losses. The walkout triggers loss of seniority, pension, free transportation, and vacation benefits for thousands as some workers fail to return by the railroads’ deadline.
Federal Lahontan dam supports irrigation across 206,009 acres. Project serves farming areas with water supply infrastructure funded and maintained by government authorities.
A figure estimates the annual paper consumption of the Washington government printing office could create a sheet large enough to blanket the entire city of Philadelphia, illustrating the vast scale of printing needs.
A horse aid society presents The Horse's Prayer urging humane treatment of work animals. It asks for feeding, water, shelter, gentle handling, proper equipment, regular health checks, and finally humane release when life ends. The prayer appeals to masters and to God, from the Fort Dodge Iowa Messenger Chronicle.
An advertisement from Hoskins-Meyer in Bismarck North Dakota touts Kodak Al bum prints that do not fade. The copy emphasizes quality work and invites comparison with other albums. The dates Jul 13 to Oct 1 frame the campaign period.
Hazelton holds Mass on the 1st 8rd and 4th Sundays at 10 30 A M. Braddock observes 2nd Sunday Mass at 10 30 A M with Benediction and instruction after Mass.
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