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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
8
Hazelton residents attend dances, shop sales, and gatherings as Klabunde's Store big sale draws crowds. Local visits include Lenhart, Nichols, and Beadstrom, with farming talk and repairs around Hazelton. Recent weather and a grading project shape the week's activity.
A baseball game is scheduled at Hazelton on Sunday July 25 between Hazelton and Braddock. The Ely Airplanee will transport passengers to the event, promising added travel convenience for attendees.
Miss Ruth Hubbard, about 27, dies in Longmont Colorado after visiting relatives. News reached Hazelton friends by telegram from Dr George Monteith. She had lived with Hazelton relatives for a year after moving from Lake City Iowa and will be buried in Lake City.
Miss Amelia Capelle and Tom Mc Carthy were married in Bismarck last Saturday. They will honeymoon through the first of the month and then reside in Hazelton. The bride has Hazelton ties and is popular among locals. the groom works at Farmers' State Bank. Cloyd Kurtz, sister of the bride, assisted in the ceremony.
Spa Belgium reports from German reps that Germany agreed to 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly with conditions. The Allies threaten Ruhr occupation within 24 hours if terms are not met, while the American government may join the occupation if negotiations fail. Day of tense talks continues as Dr Simons meets Lloyd George.
George warns Allies pose choice of civil war or invasion for his country as six divisions are prepared for Ruhr occupation. German cabinet met thrice late at night while Field Marshal Sir Henry H. Wilson and Marshal Foch arrive to oversee preparations.
Colonel Gilbert Richmund Seaman of Milwaukee, a two war veteran, was endorsed by the Wisconsin Republican conference as a candidate for the party nomination for governor. Final action followed pressure to seek a fourth term by Governor Philipp, who refused thrice.
The speaker warns that conversation drains and compares talking to medical procedures, saying it weakens more than fasting and advising that one should avoid nerve tapping. He emphasizes the high cost of nervous strain and the value of restraint in dialogue.
A. E. Klabunde of Hazelton advertises measuring services for new wait outfits with guaranteed fit and right prices.
A brief store advertisement invites customers to view the Willis Light display in the Hazelton shop of A. E. Klabunde. The notice offers light plant examples and promotes the new lighting product for sale at the store.
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