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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
8
Hazelton residents enjoy visits and travels across North Dakota and beyond with many in Bismarck Linton and Mobridge. Local construction adds a sidewalk along Snyder property and a church path. A bake sale and church notices invite the community while notices warn of a for sale restaurant business and a lost auto license.
Hazelton traveled to Napoleon and dropped a 10 to 9 decision in a tight game. Napoleon scored seven runs in the ninth, tipping the balance after Hazelton tied it with six in the ninth. Batteries were Thompson and Tiffin for Hazelton and Meier and Gruber for Napoleon.
Senate hearing cites Lloyd George August 1920 letter urging an equitable all around method to settle inter Allied debts. Mellon says no breach of debt cancellation proposal and would not consider such moves. Cablegram notes Britain favored general cancellation, while funding its U S debt. Treasury officials discuss broad refunding powers for Allied debts.
Washington House passed the Tinder bill to regulate grain futures by taxing puts calls ups and downs and indemnities at 20 cents a bushel on such transactions. The measure aims to curb manipulation though supporters say it preserves legitimate hedges.
A cloudburst in western Nebraska devastates the White River canyon region near Crawford and Andrews. Numerous ranch homes and buildings are destroyed, livestock losses run high, and five bridges on the Chicago and North Western line between Crawford and Andrews are washed out.
Madison Wis Complete pardon granted John F Dietz by Governor John J Blaine restoring freedom on the tenth anniversary of his conviction for killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp on Oct 8 1910 The governor cited legal trial validity and exceptional circumstances Dietz left Waupon prison with his wife and daughter
Rail officials say a Texas & Pacific train derailed near Eagle Flat siding between Van Horn and Sierra Blanca in Hudspeth county. All six dead and seven injured were trespassers described as beating their way aboard. No crew members were harmed.
An express train of fourteen cars carrying nearly one million dollars in cargo was sabotaged two miles west of Willoughby Ohio. Fifteen spikes were pulled and rails loosened causing the train to derail but no cars overturned. Officials of the New York Central Railroad reported the incident.
In Morelia Michoacan Catholics clashed with police and radicals resulting in over 100 casualties. Federal troops displaced city police to restore order and patrol the streets to prevent further violence amid the virtual martial law.
Secretary Hoover received Henry Ford of Detroit proposal to lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant in Alabama for 100 years at 1.5 million dollars annually plus a 5 million dollar cash payment for lands and equipment.
Indianapolis national commander John G. Emery announced he will lead a delegation of 250 American Legionnaires visiting France this summer. The trip aims to strengthen postwar ties and honor allied service.
Secretary J W Weeks announced 21 174 civilians were discharged from the War Department since March 1. He estimated the reduction would save the government about 25 408 800 annually and reduce civilian payroll costs accordingly.
Major Sheldon H. Wheeler commandant of Dukefield Air Base and Sergeant Thomas A. Kelly were killed when their airplane crashed sixty feet.
Paris bettors listed Dempsey as the favorite for the July 2 heavyweight bout with Carpentier. Early odds were seven to four in favor of Dempsey, reflecting strong betting support and anticipation for the match.
Sinn Fein candidates win in Dublin and southern Ireland, with only four imperialist foes unopposed. All Sinn Fein nominees pledge no oath to the crown, signaling a nonfunctioning parliament and renewed push for an Irish republic.
Minneap olis man Minneap olis 36 year old Minneap olis born Jager plead guilty to grand larceny in the first degree before Judge Leary. He received an indeterminate sentence of one to 10 years in the penitentiary for converting to his own use a $4,825 company check. He had disappeared with over $130,000 in cash and securities from the Duluth Street Railway. His attorney sought a stay so he could bid farewell to his children at home under deputy custody. He testified about his 17 years with the company from stenographer to confidential secretary to the president.
Instruction times set for Saturday 8 30 and the first third Sundays at 10 am in Hazelton Braddock with the second Sunday at 10 30 am in Braddock Rev Fr Krank is the pastor named for services.
Lost-One saddle and bridle missing Sunday night between Cliff Kurtz’s farm and Hazelton North Dakota. Saddle branded K made by Mills City Saddlery Co. Ten dollar reward. Notify Geo Bardidon Hazelton ND.
One Roan Registered Shorthorn Bull four years old and one Registered Hereford Bull four years old for breeding. Will sell on bankable until November 1st 1921. Inquire John Beker Hazelton ND or Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND Adv tf Co Adv tf
Seed for sale listing items including Speltz Barley imported Northeastern dent corn oats and prairie hay. Apply to A R Muehlberg Hazelton.
George Zirbes of Hazelton North Dakota advertises fifty second-hand pieces of thrash ing machinery for sale. inquiries invited for prices.
Hazelton Lodge No 135 I O O F meets Saturdays in Kla_bundle Hall with E J Babcock N G C E Gregory V G G E Whitford secretary and John Baker treasurer Also Hazelton Lodge No 102 Rebekahs meet Thursdays led by Mrs Carolyn Lenhart N G Mrs Anton Kramer V G Mrs Dora Schanla ber secretary and Mrs Joe Wollman treasurer
Services at the Presbyterian Church Hazelton every Sabbath at eleven o'clock with Sabbath School afterward. Junior Endeavor at four, Senior Endeavor at seven, and a Sabbath evening service at eight. Mid week meeting Wednesday at eight. All are invited. Bring friends.
One seven foot disc barred rock hatching eggs offered at 2.00 per 15 by A C Capelle Hazelton North Dakota classified ad notes.
The Cannon Ball ferry, formerly Morford & East, is now running regularly day and night under William Brumbaugh of the Badger ranch. The outfit has been overhauled and fixed up and will give good service.
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