Linton Routs Napoleon 22 to 2 in Sunday Tilt
Linton carried off the scheduled game at Napoleon by 22 to 2 as Napoleon faltered with 13 walks. Foryziak of Strasburg earned the win for Linton, while Napoleon used three pitchers and bunched errors aided the visitors. Hazelton and Strasburg also played. standings show tight race with Strasburg and Linton as early favorites for first. Next Sunday Linton meets Pollock at Seeman Park while Hazelton visits Strasburg and Napoleon plays Braddock.
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Linton
Napoleon
Foryziak
Strasburg
Otto Becker
Hazelton
Braddock
Evry
Pollock
Seeman Park
Knight Hood Granted At Last Thursday Class
A small class of three received the Rank of Knighthood last Thursday evening. Several others have only one or two degrees and will complete their work soon. There will be important business at this Thursday evening convention, so members should stay posted on developments.
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Wpa
America
American Legion seeks veterans in Bismarck for benefits
Government party in Bismarck June 21 and 22 facilitates compensation and vocational training applications for ex servicemen. Adjutant assists with transport. names Lloyd Stewart Albert Tough and Henry Bader are touched on. Also notes Stand of Colors arrival and Victory Medal process shifting to Adjutant General office in Bismarck.
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Bismarck
Lloyd Stewart
Albert Tough
Henry Bader
Nine Month Diplomas In County School Notes
Nine month diplomas of honor were issued to Macey La Rose Briggs Clifford Korupp Adelma Person Marie Van Houte and Peter Nieuwsma. Punct ality buttons were awarded to multiple students across Exeter Ohio Bakker Cherry Grove Lincoln Union and other places. Play day and Eighth Grade Graduation today.
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Macey la Rose Briggs
Buchanan
Clifford Korupp
Winchester
Adelma Person
Lincoln
Marie van Houte
Strasburg
Peter Nieuwsma
Bakker
Bertha
Agatha Mitzel
Exeter
Stanley
Cora Parham
Ohio
Archie
Eddie Stadema
Mildred Seaquist
Ray Saville
Cherry Grove
Sylvia
Elna Nylund
Ruth Lee
Harry Boschker
John Stam
Union
South Dakota
Fred L. Shaw
Mitchell
Shaw
National Education Association
Elm and Maple and Spring Lullaby Recital at Hazelton
A local event featuring Emmons County eighth graders including Phyllis Wolverton Irene Jordan and Zona Smith. The program includes Elm and Maple, Spring Lullaby, Bleking Xylophone Solo and a Diploma presentation with the Star Spangled Banner performed as the finale.
Ollila Jutila Nuptials At Home Of Parents
Miss Celia Jutila wed James Ollila of Fredonia at her parents home south of Kintyre. Rev Westbrook officiated. Ollila served with the 158th Infantry in the 40th Division including a year in France and guarded a prison camp near Paris under Hardboiled Smith, a note not reflecting on him.
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Abel Jutila
Kintyre
Celia Jutila
James Ollila
Fredonia
Westbrook
Ollila
France
Paris
Smith
Napoleon Homestead
Episcopal Church Evening Service Announcement
Episcopal Church invites all to Evening service at Union church Braddock at 8 p m on Sunday June 12. Attendance open to the public.
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Union Church
Braddock
Gopher Day Urges Immediate Countywide Extermination
Alarm over gopher hordes along roads prompts farmers to seize action by any means. Counties offer poisoned oats and guidance, urging a unified plan for next year while scorning red tape. Farmers urged to begin tomorrow morning to protect crops.
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Farm Bureau
Labor chief seeks higher farmer profits via lower shipping rates
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis urged a fair deal among capital labor and farmers, calling for lower railroad shipping costs to let farmers earn a normal profit. He pressed for a national building inquiry and warned that labor must share national responsibilities. He argued transportation must enable farmers to reach markets without devastating costs. He also noted labor’s role in production and urged equitable national organization.
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Chicago
James J. Davis
Labor
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Russian revolt spreads in Southern Russia amid leadership
Copenhagen dispatch reports peasants under General Antonoff seize Tambov Voronezh Kursk and Samara regions as Kharkov falls. In Washington, Attorney General Dougherty announces improved building trade conditions after his warning against illegal practices.
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Copenhagen
Berlingske Tidende
Helsingfors
Russia
Antonoff
Tambov
Voronesh
Kursk
Samara
Kharkov
Washington
Daugherty
Rush Wheat Across Border
Winnipeg reports Canadian wheat and flour being rushed across the international boundary to American dealers to dodge possible duties if the Fordney tariff bill passes Congress.
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Winnipeg
Man
International Boundary Line
Congress
North Dakota Weather Report Week Ending June 7 1921
U S Weather Bureau report shows daily highs and lows across districts with a mean temperature of 74 by day and 51.4 by night. Heavy Sunday rains hit Grand Forks Pembina Fessenden Devils Lake and nearby areas with 1.06 1.00 0.92 0.50 inches respectively and lighter rains in Linton and between Temvik and Hazelton.
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Grand Forks
Pembina
Fessenden
Devils Lake
Linton
Temvik
Hazelton
Peace Measure Introduced in Senate to End War with Germany
Senator P. C. Knox of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution in the Senate calling for a formal end to the state of war with Germany. The move signals a push to settle hostilities and establish diplomatic steps toward peace. The measure outlines the proposed terms and seeks swift Senate action.
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Germany
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Washington
P. C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Italy backs US on Yap and former German possessions
A note handed to Secretary Hughes by Ambassador Ricci states Italy agrees with the United States on the island of Yap and other former German overseas possessions. The communication replies to the April 5 US note and parallels notes sent to Great Britain France and Japan.
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Italy
Hughes
Washington
United States
Yap
Ricci
Great Britain
France
Japan
Army Reduction Opposed by Weeks at Conference
Secretary Weeks voiced opposition to cutting the regular army peace strength below 175,000 enlisted men during a conference with congressional leaders. He later signaled that the House is likely to demand a further reduction beyond that level.
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Washington
Weeks
House
Golf Boom Rebuilds Linton Club After War Woes
Golf interest rises as the new links southwest of town attract many players. Dr Wolverton set a nine hole record with 35 strokes and a tournament is ongoing featuring Hanson Wolverton Barger Graf Junge Petrie Lang and Lynn. The club plans frequent tournaments through the summer.
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Linton Golf Club
Wolverton
Messrs
Hanson
Barger
Graf
Junge
Petrie
Lang
Lynn
Rotary backs Devils Lake home for Boy Scouts
Rotary club pledges support to back a home for local Boy Scouts in Devils Lake. Jamestown reports J B Belk leading the 2 North Dakota Yeomen for the war year. Kensal endures nearly $7,000 loss from a Blahna home fire. Valley City Elks burn mortgage on Delamere property. New Leipzig James Bannon farm buildings destroyed by prairie fire. Plaza Matt Dilley dies when his machine leaves the road and overturns.
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Devils Lake
Rotary Club
Kensal
Blahna
Valley City
The
Elks
Delamere
New Leipzig
James Bannon
Plaza
Matt Dilley
Japanese City Fire Destroys Thousands of Homes
A major blaze in Tokio Hakotate, led by Chief Swen, swept Yezo harbor and left about 3 000 houses burned. The fire is part of a dramatic wave of city fires across Japan in the past month, affecting Tokio and other urban areas.
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Tokio
Hakotate
Yezo
High Dive on the Fourth in Linton Fourth of July
Linton business leaders plan a full day of events for Independence Day. Posters warn of a new electric light merry-go-round for children and a morning jump from a high Broadway building. A parade precedes the stunt and a evening fireworks display from the park bluff will be visible for miles.
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Linton
Harry Lynn
Tony Leuner
Fred Petrie
Bismarck Mobridge Set For July Exhibition At Seeman Park
The fast semi pro teams from Bismarck and Mobridge meet at Seeman Park Linton on Sunday July 10. Bismarck will run a special train for fans and a mammoth crowd is expected. Eddie Cicotte, ex Chicago pitcher, may join Mobridge amid efforts for a comfortable grand stand.
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Bismarck
Mobridge
Seeman Park
Linton
Eddie Cicotte
Chicago
Legion colors arrive for local post parade use
About two days after Memorial Day the Legion colors for the local post arrived. The elevated flags covers and belts cost 150 dollars, funded mostly by local donations. The fundraising committee plans visits to about five or six local places next week to complete contributions.
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Legion
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Ahead for Park Benefit
After a visiting representative discussed this year’s chautauqua program dates June 28 29 and 30 the sale of tickets expands with a pavilion venue at Seeman Park. Local businessmen back the effort promising profits to the Seeman Park fund while offering three ticket types and door sales. The family and commutation tickets set terms for attendance and group usage with details to be announced next week.
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Chautauqua Concern
Seeman Park
Seeman Park Fund
No Snap Life Is Not Tranquil Says London Telegraph
The London Telegraph contrasts a quiet life with ongoing hustle to earn weekly wages. The Boston Transcript notes the strain of meeting expenses and the need to subscribe to the Record for $2.60.
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The
London Telegraph
Boston
Transcript
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American Legion
A. H. Irvine
Linton Post
Emmons County
Phyllis Wolverton
Irene Jordan
Little Orphant Annie” Girls of
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Minnie J. Nielson
Zona Smith
Linton School
Piano
Edward Goughnour
Buchanan Consolidated School
Braddock Schools
Emma Golden
Episcopal Church
Gopher
Secretary of Labor
U. S. Weather Bureau
U. S
NASA
Fargo
Jamestown
J. B. Belk
North Dakota
Bismarck-Mobridge
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