Temvik Correspondence and Local News Roundup
Correspondence from Temvik reports arrival of Jake Schatz and Mr Bower from Zeeland to assist Mr G Schatz with harvesting. Ed Gentz and family returned from Minneapolis and Far go. Social items note Miss Elnora Jerstad's party with multiple guests, visits by Igene and Ernestine Isaak, and several trips to Bismarck. Local events include weddings Ida Engen and Harry Beal, Edmund Ellingson and Isabel Salthe, a talk by Ed Vanderlinden for the American Legion, and community notices on gardening and a ball game. Accidents include a thumb and wrist injury to Mr Albertson from a license plate crank, and Mrs Hilt's severe but nonfatal injuries when a hay rake team ran away. hospital care at Wolverton. Hills property connection to P Wickenheiser noted.
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Edmund M. Ellingson
Isabel Salthe
Chas. Salthe
Sundey
Rev
C. S. Wang
Josephine Salthe
Ruth Ellingson
Borghild Ellingson
Alfred Ellingson
Wolverton Hospital
John Hilt
Hague
Peter Wickenheiser
Linton
Pollock Defeats Strasburg 1 0 In Home Diamond Thriller
Pollock beats Strasburg 1 to 0 on home diamond in a sensational game with Rierson pitching for Pollock Tigers. Po lock- Strasburg clash described as best seen this season. Details to follow next week in Pollock Progress.
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Straburg
Polock
Pollock
Rierson
Tigers
Strasburg
Local farm notes and social rounds in Braddock area
Sunday sick lists include Carl Larvick Myrtle Larson. Purintun family delivered cattle to Braddock last Thursday with Mark Purintun and Eddie Waddell driving. Ruby Purintun visited Cecil Jackman Wednesday. A big soaking rain Monday boosted farmers. Ben Nagel traded back to Ford from Maxwell, says Ford is fine. Mrs Sid Stedman and Mrs Zunkel helped Benedict farm all week. Mr and Mrs Bryant Baker visited Purintun home Sunday.
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E. R. Purintun
Ben Nagel
Henry Sorem
Braddock
Mark Purintun
Eddie Waddell
Maxwell
Ford
Ben
Women Legion Auxiliary Dance Raises 64 Dollars in Thompson Garage
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion held a Hard Times Dance in Thompson's Garage on Wednesday evening. Attendance was good though costumes were sparse. The dressed up attendees were fined while the Auxiliaries raised 64 dollars, largely profit, with three legion boys and one Auxiliary member volunteering as musicians.
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The
American Legion
Thompson
Legion
Local News Roundup from Linton and Surrounding Areas
Mrs N Capelle and baby plan to move to Oakes on Thursday with Mr and Mrs Chas Carley and Mrs J Sandidge accompanying to Braddock. Jake Herr and Emma Walther wed July 25 at the groom's farm. Tornado with hail lightning and rain damaged McKenzie area Saturday night. Victor Bechtle and family visited Linton and arranged Frontier Day band merging with Dr C O Smith for Aug 18. Atty and Mrs Scott Cameron mourn infant’s pneumonia death. burial in Linton cemetery Thursday. Mrs E H Smith hosted 25 ladies in honor of Mrs Ben Ketchum. guests gave a lemonade set and Hungarian lace centre-piece. Wallace Hanson drank gasoline. rushed to Wolverton hospital. no injury. G A Herolz of Long Beach CA reports Mrs Herolz ill since July 1. in St Vincent LA hospital after operation. improving. Aren Hasper, early Westfield settler, injured eye from straw while cutting grain. cornea ulceration. expected to heal with days of treatment. Philip Albertson sustained an unspecified pain.
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Aren Hasper
Westfield Country
Wolverton Hospital
Wieger Rodenburg
Mr. Hasper
Wisconsin veto targets Matheson prohibition bill
Madison Wisconsin Governor Blaine vetoed the Matheson prohibition enforcement bill saying it is indefinite and uncertain and conflicts with the federal Volstead act He criticizes the Anti Saloon League lobby that drafted the measure and urges passage of a new enforcement bill with no signs of its handiwork He flags the Mulberger act as approved by voters and argues Matheson would not improve enough to justify changes
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Mulberger
Unique chair made from Revolutionary War ship timbers
Washington editors present President Harding with a high backed editorial chair crafted from wood of the schooner Revenge. The 600 editors’ gift, delivered via a committee led by Ernest F. Birmingham of the Fourth Estate, notes the ship was captured from the British on Lake Champlain during the Revolutionary War, now gracing the White House study.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Lake Champlain
Ernest F. Birmingham
Fourth Estate
Seattle Bandits Grab 25000 From Messenger In $25,000 Theft
Two bandits in Seattle seized a bag containing 25000 dollars from a messenger for the Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit company and fled in an automobile.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Poland Decrees Compulsory Loan
In response to a severe financial crisis the Polish government has ordered a compulsory loan. The levy starts with individuals owning property valued at 100000 marks or earning 36000 marks or more.
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Poland
Berlin
Bombs Fail to End 80 Day Dreath in London
London endured deafening explosions as rocket bombs were aimed at ending England's 80 day dreath. No rain fell as the bombardment continued, but the attempt did not achieve its aim.
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London
England
Flier Rises 34768 Feet in Unofficial Altitude Mark
Paris lieutenant Kirsch, a French aviator, reportedly reached 10600 meters 34768 feet in an unofficial ascent aimed at breaking the world altitude record. The official record by US Army Captain R W Schroeder at Dayton Ohio on February 27, 1920 stands at 33000 feet, and the Aero Club of France may not certify Kirsch’s mark.
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Paris
Kirsch
R. W. Schroeder
United States Army
Dayton
Ohio
Aero Club of France
Rainbow Division Veterans condemn Harvey over war aims remarks
Delegates at the Rainbow Division Veterans association convention denounced Ambassador Harvey for claiming U S war aims were self serving and urged his recall. They also protested a city amendment, and Minneapolis was chosen as the next convention host.
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Harvey
U. S
Cleveland
London
United States
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Minneapolis
Naval Yards to Close Two Days Off Week Plan
Navy yards will operate five days a week on a temporary basis to avoid drastic personnel cuts that would result from the reduced appropriation measure. The move aims to preserve staffing levels while adjusting to funding constraints.
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Naval Yards
Washington
Navy
Taft Grants Writ in DC Party Wall Case
Washington Chief Justice W H Taft performed his first official act by granting a petition for a writ of error. The action brings before the Supreme Court a case involving a party wall in the District of Columbia.
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Taft
Washington
W. H. ‘Taft
District of Columbia
De Valera Meets Lloyd George in Hopeful Irish Talks
In London Premier Lloyd George and Irish Republican leader Eamon de Valera held a two and a half hour conference marked by cordial exchange and candor. Both sides expressed cautious optimism for a settlement of the Irish question as De Valera and his party pursue further talks with government officials in Downing Street. The Irish group accepted government hospitality but preferred independent arrangements and remain at a hotel near Buckingham Palace.
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London
Lloyd George
Eamon de Valera
DeValera
Downing Street
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
A. J. Balfour
Lord Birkenhard
de Valera
Buckingham Palace
Yukon vote favors liquor import in territory plebiscite
Dawson and other Yukon polling places reported strong support for liquor imports and a wets majority, with unofficial returns showing more than two to one in favor. Outlying districts were expected not to change the result, following February results that rejected liquor sales.
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Dawson
Y. T
Yukon Territory
Creek
White Horse
Wilhelm Refuses Taxes in Doorn Stay
Former German emperor Wilhelm II ignores repeated municipal tax demands in Doorn, arguing his residence is involuntary. Local authorities press for payment as tensions rise in the Dutch town.
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Doorn
Wadsworth Attacks Prescription Bill In Senate
Senator Wadsworth of New York denounces a Washington limitation on physician use of alcohol as fanatism run riot and scarcely rational law. Senator Lodge calls the bill an unwarranted attack on the medical profession.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Lodge
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Temvik
Jake Schatz
Mr. Bower
Zeeland
Mr. G. Schatz
Ed. Gentz
Mr. Gentz
Mrs. Gentz
Fargo
E. M. Larvick
Elnora Jerstad
Ruth
Myrtle Larson
Thelma
Myrtle Harwood
Johanna Brophy
Geo. Nauman
W. M. Moore
W. K. LaPaugh
Igene
Ernestine Isaak
Rudolph
Ed. Hoff
P. R. Stedman
Bismarck
Sam Colquhoun
Colquhoun
Sam
Mr. Colquhoun
Mrs .C
H. C. Benedict
St. Paul
Little
Stedman
Larvick
Foell
Nelson
W.A . Foell
H. S. Stedman
A. McCulley
Mrs. Walz
Mr. W. Hamilton
Mrs. Lindahl
Calvin Alberts
Robt. Sisco
Ed. Vanderlinden
Army
Ida Engen
Harry Beal
Medina
N. D
Mr. Beal
Kintyre
John Mennes
Wisconsin
J. J. Brokofsky
Aberdeen
Asa Britts
Carl Larvick
Ruby Purintun
Cecil Jackman
Mr. Field
Rye
Sid Stedman
Mrs. Zunkel
Benedict Farm
Mrs. Bryant’ Baker
Purintun
Jake Herr
Emma
Walther
Ternoon
Fuhrer Brothers
McKenzie
Victor Bechtle
Hazelton
C. O. Smith
Atty
Scott.Cameron
E. H. Smith
Ben Ketchum
Mrs. Ketchum
Little Wallace
Hans Hanson
G. A. Herolz
Long Beach
Cal
Philip Albertson
Rainbow Men
Hitory
T. Coleman DU Pont
Gen
Delaware
Denny
J. O. Wolcott
Yukon
Wilhelm
O. M. Baumann
North Dakota
Beaver Valley Motor Co
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
Linton Bazar
Broadway Motor Co
G. H. Fuhrman
Fort Yates
Winona
F. A. Crom
Fort Yates, N. D
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