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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
The Record rebuts a Hazelton newspaper claim that the rule book favored Hazelton in the last Linton Hazelton game. It argues the umpire, not the rule book, decided the disputed call after a wild throw hit an auto beyond the fence and the runner did not reach first base when the throw occurred.
The text describes a dispute over a baserunner being called out for being touched by the ball while advancing to second base. The speaker asserts the umpire’s ruling was incorrect, claiming the runner could reach first and second bases without liability. The excerpt ends with a taunting challenge to others.
Harvest time nears and farmers face possible drought pests and rust. With growing worry over seasonal conditions, state papers urge planning for labor aid so crops are cared for without last minute shortages. Seek help early to avoid a rushed harvest.
Conditioned by fears of renewed danger in Mexico observers note Secretary of War Garrison travels among U S posts allegedly to close nonessential ones. Eastern papers flag that his route skirts the Mexican border where posts cannot be abandoned, raising speculation his mission may affect the Mexican question more than stated.
The article discusses whether the governor should call a special legislative session to enact direct election of U S senators, noting that one seat must be filled next year. It also recaps two Sunday baseball games where Linton and Strasburg battled, detailing lineups, pitching, and key moments amid player absences.
The adjourned amendment for direct senatorial elections becomes law after Congress passage and state ratification, leaving no details for next year’s election. The Hazelton Republican runs an automobile ad in its editorial column without marking it as such.
Lynn drew a walk and advanced to third as Paulson was nailed at the plate when Schenken berger hit. With Lynn on third and one run needed to tie, Petrie struck out. Umpire Emil Hardt called the third strike on a ball many deemed high and wide, giving Strasburg a 4 to 3 victory.
A Dismarck resident coping with family illness and hospital stay maintains a cheerful outlook. Local social notes record Mr and Mrs W L Yeater and Mrs Geo Ivey taking an eight hour drive to Arena in Burleigh County and back via Hazelton, covering about 140 miles. John Gates plans a larger storm proof dance hall renovation northwest of town to replace the aging structure due to growing crowds.
Hazelton happenings note illnesses travel and social life. Miss Ruth Wright has measles. Miss Lizzie Klabunde returns from Minneapolis and St Paul. Mrs. S fb Brindle attends Chautauqua in Valley City. Mrs. W J Pettis and daughter Mabel visit Minnesota relatives. Roy Yeater delegates to Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Fargo. Jaron Wood placed in quarantine for smallpox. Frank Appert released to work. Porter and Webert form new Hazelton drawing firm. Chas Porter transfers half dray interest to Fred Webert. Local fishing party on Missouri. Clark Brindle tours Mandan and Chautauqua. W P Thurston and bride start housekeeping in Bismarck. Clark Crawford crippled by lingering leg trouble stays on crutches.
County records show names and townships for bounty applications and tax assessments. The Village of Linton, Strasburg, Hague, Campbell, Dana, Buchanan Valley, Wilson, and Hazelton townships provide names. several individuals listed for bounty claims and road assessments. The document notes bills presented, amounts allowed, and commissions for county officials. Adjournment recorded at 2 PM August 19, 1913, with notices of Knights of Pythias meetings and a property listing for a five room house and garden.
Proposals for bids will be received by the Sand Creek school board on August 19 for constructing a school house at the southeast corner of section 6 in Sand Creek district. Plans and specifications may be inspected at the County Superintendent of Schools office, Hanson. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the clerk, John Tough. Aug 14
Notice offers to buy cream testing 35 points at market plus one cent. Buyer G. W. Burge will pay more than market price for first class cream. Ad appears in local advertising section.
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