Hazelton Hometown Notes Mixed Day Trips and Local News
Hazelton residents report travel for business with Linton Napoleon Moffit and Bismarck. Local events include Hazelton ball team victory 12 to 1 over Braddock, a new cream station, and county board meetings. The piece lists visitors, hospitalizations, farming yields, dog missing, and upcoming games with Linton for league championship.
Long-Lost Boy Reunited With Flint Father in War Veteran Tale
The American Legion post at Flint Michigan reports a real life version of the long-lost boy theme. E G Morrison meets his son George a war veteran after a separation in New London Connecticut nine teen years ago. They reunite and plan to work together in Flint.
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American Legion
Flint
Mich
E. G. Morrison
George
New London
Navy
Mr. Morrison
East
Washington, D. C
Threshermen Fix Prices at Hazelton Meeting
A Hazelton threshermen gathering set this year’s rates for thrashing and labor. From shock wheat and rye paid 11 cents per bushel, feed 7 cents, from shock wheat and rye 9 cents, feed from stock 5 cents. Daily wage is 8 dollars 50 cents plus 2 dollars for team and wagon. Wagons to have feed boxes on back racks and tight boarded rack bottoms.
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Hazelton
Frisco Radio Station Announces Pacific Coast Power
Officials unveil a new Présidio transmitter described as the most powerful vacuum tube station on the Pacific coast. Two 150 foot aerial towers will boost reach toward Salt Lake City and Cheyenne as the signal can be heard halfway around the world from San Francisco.
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Honolulu
Présidio
San Francisco
Globe
Pacific Coast
Presidio
San Francisco Bay
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Wireless radiophones on German trains announced
Wireless telephone instruments will be installed on key German express trains with receivers in hotels and embassies. Tests in a moving freight car showed reliable communication with Berlin, observed by engineers, military attaches, and diplomatic representatives from the United States and Sweden.
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Berlin
United States
Sweden
Handling Vacuum Tubes for Safe Receiver Use
The article warns to handle vacuum tubes with great care to avoid breaking elements. It describes tubes as the heart of the set and advises keeping the glow just below the critical point for safe operation.
Legion group logs 43262 good deeds in 1921
The Minnesota post of the American Legion credits 43,262 good deeds to veterans in 1921. A $25,000 surplus from the Kansas City convention may fund a new headquarters building. Of 300 ex soldiers in Pittsburg Kansas enrolled as vocational students who arranged a loan, none have defaulted on repayments.
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Minnesota
American Legion
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kan
Sum mer Hat Display at Mrs Foley’s Store
A large assortment of real summer hats will be on display all day Saturday at Mrs. B B Foley’s shop. Prices are reasonable and customers are invited to view the collection.
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Charles Farrell
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
Mr. Farrell
B. B. Foley
Radio reception and transmitter basics for amateurs
Amateur radio guidance covers tube voltages reliability of detectors and amplifiers, single wire versus multiple wire reception, B battery issues causing roar, and that radio waves travel at light speed. It notes soft and hard vacuum tubes, wavemeters, grounding options, and essential lightning protection per underwriters.
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Jvonders
Disabled veterans record and bills in Congress
The report notes twenty hospitals in three years for disabled veterans, a bill before Congress to issue duplicate discharge papers to ex soldiers, and Australia's $50 million fund for unemployed ex soldiers plus land for farming. It mentions Frederick P. Peters of Fort Worth Texas as unconscious when handed to an American Legion post for treatment.
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American Legion
Congress
Australia
Frederick .P. Peters
Fort Worth
Tex
Hoskins-Meyer Kodak Prints Promise No Fade
An ad from Hoskins-Meyer of Bismarck ND touts Kodak prints that never fade. It invites customers to compare their Kodak album and notes July 13 to October 1 as the period.
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Hoskins-Meyer Kodak
Kodak
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