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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
8
Hazelton community events include church services next Sunday and a WCT A convention set for June 17 18. Residents report visits from Orlando to Linton dances, farm hail insurance withdrawals, dairy and cream station activity, and multiple trips to Bismarck Jamestown Fargo and Canada with families and businesses listed.
Russel K. Tye his wife and son Russel Jr and A E Tye of Hazelton bought two Hereford cows Hal lie 5th for 1300 and Jennie T for 1900 at H C Edmunds sale in Wessington Springs South Dakota. Jennie T is mother of Richard Fairfax Jr a 2 year old valued at 30000. They also bought a heifer and calf for 1000 before returning to Hazelton last Sunday continuing county wide cattle investment.
The supplier announces new moving picture machinery ready to provide Hazriton with first class service. Prices listed are 25 and 15 cents.
The Bank Examiner of North Dakota, citing insolvency reported by two deputies to Attorney General Langer, ordered the bank closed. Townley supporters urged funds to bolster the bank, while letters showed money moving from school districts and counties to support the Scandinavian American Bank. The crowd, including Townley allies, heard from Meese and Langer, with no questions asked, amid accusations of manipulated funds and political tampering.
A confidential poll cited by Rep Fordney shows the House split 232 against the bill without amendments and 195 in favor, suggesting defeat for the Soldiers bonus measure. Leaders plan a rapid House vote under suspension rules to clear the calendar before a planned 60 day recess with limited debate.
Attorney General Langer spoke to Emmons county residents detailing alleged high finance by Townley allies. He exposed a $77,000 farmers bank fleece and notes tied to Valley City, plus a $300,000 Townley scheme at the Scandinavian American Bank of Farzo with officers borrowing up to $20,000 each.
Thompson reports Memorial day exercises will be held under the auspices of the American Legion. Beach The Eastern Star of this city will sponsor a bazaar and carnival in the Masonic hall late this week. Minot C A Sevuried of Velva was elected president of the northwestern group of the North Dakota State Bankers Association at a meeting held here last week.
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