Hazelton Town News Highlights Local Life and Events
Hazelton residents report illness and travels while births occur including sons to Cappella and Watkinson and a daughter to Watkinson. Weather, crops, and rain concerns appear as farms show burned crops. A highway survey crew works north toward the Burleigh line, with social events a big dance and a Million Dollar Band concert drawing crowds.
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Federal Highway Commission
Hazelton
Burleigh County
Local Team Suffers Scoring Slump Late In Game
The local team was hit hard after the fourth inning as Mazelton built a big lead. Bechtle saved the innings with an early advantage that vanished late, keeping a tight outcome in doubt.
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Mazelton
Bechtle
Hazelton 22 Strasburg 13 in ragged game
Hazelton defeated Strasburg 22 to 13 Sunday June 20 as Hazelton benefited from 15 hits. Strasburg starter Frank Baumgartner struggled for 5 innings before Mozer relieved him. Bechtle pitched the entire game for Hazelton.
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Strasburg
Hazelton
Frank Baumgartner
Mozer
Baumgartner
Million Dollar Band Delivers Rich Musical Treat
The Legion boys delivered a brilliant event as the Million Dollar Band performed a captivating rendition. One performance alone seemed worth more than the admission price and the journey to hear the real harmony. Music can inspire, redeem, and save beyond other arts.
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Legion Boys
Republicans Adopt Platform Condemning League Covenant Endorsing Peace Concert
At Chicago the Republican national convention forged a compromise platform after heated talks among leaders and irreconcilables. It condemns Wilson's League covenant, upholds Senate rejection of the treaty, and endorses an international peace concert while preserving U.S. independence. Ireland plank omitted. woman suffrage urged in states yet to ratify.
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Chicago
League of Nations
Republican National Convention
Elihu Root
Europe
Wilson
League
Senate
Republican Party
United States
Paris
Hazelton Napoleon Play Tight Narrow Win
Napoleon beat Hazelton 5 to 4 in a close game. Thompson pitched well for Hazelton but received weak support in late innings. Houser pitched steadily for Napoleon, allowing six scattered hits. They meet again in Hazelton on June 27 as both clubs push for top standings.
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Napoleon
Thompson
Houser
Hazelton
Hazelton Community Reflects On Stock Show And Progress
The Hazelton community notes an evolving appreciation of local potential. Residents see the stock show as indicative of current trends and aim for greater achievements today and tomorrow.
W C T U Convention Urges Ban on Wine
The Hazelton gathering heard district leaders emphasize lessons from the past year and warn that wine harms youth. They linked Bacchus to poverty and deceit, declaring liquor an enemy of beauty and virtue as delegates praised the program.
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Hazelton
Bacchus
Children’s Day Service Delights Presbyterian Congregation
The Children’s Day service at the Presbyterian church drew strong public interest as children delivered well rehearsed performances, pleasing all in attendance with orderly demonstrations of their drills.
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Presbyterian Church
Church Notice Communion Service at 11 Next Sabbath
Communion next Sabbath on June 27 at 11 oclock inviting all to attend reception of members and baptism.
FLICKERTAIL LAWS UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court upheld seven North Dakota statutes and constitutional amendments granting state power to enter private business fields. The court refused to interfere with North Dakota decisions enabling an industrial program and state bond financing for the enterprises.
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Washington
North Dakota
Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court
German Luger pistol found near Hazleton seeks owner
A German Luger Automatic Pistol and holster described as a war trophy has been found. The finder offers the weapon for return to Roy Lee of Hazleton, North Dakota, with a reward.
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Roy Lee
Hazelton, N. D
Mother of Five Murdered in Dunlap Hotel Action
Patrick Ivan shot and killed his wife in Dunlap Iowa then killed himself. Mrs Ivan had moved from northern Iowa with their five children to manage a local hotel several weeks earlier. police say the couple argued after his arrival.
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Dunlap
Iowa
Patrick Ivan
Ivan
Wheat futures taken up by grain exchanges in plan to resume deliveries
Chicago representatives from eight leading grain exchanges met to discuss returning to pre war marketing for wheat futures. A reopening of the wheat pit in Minneapolis and Chicago would follow. Final decisions are expected after further deliberation and time for implementation. Mexico curtails liquor use as dry city nights and troop concentration loom. Saloons close by 2 PM, second class cafes by 7 PM, dances banned. 30,000 soldiers expected to parade to show military strength.
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Chicago
United States
Minneapolis
Mexico
Mexico City
Sugar Rationing to Start June 21 in Hotels and Restaurants
Wartime sugar rationing goes into effect nationwide for hotels and restaurants on June 21. Armin W. Riley, assistant to Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer, announced the measure during his visit.
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New York
Armin W. Riley
A. Mitchell Palmer
Grocery firm fined 35000 for sugar profiteering in court
The Sehon Stevenson company a Huntington wholesale gro cery concern was fined 35000 after conviction of profiteering in sugar in federal court here Judge Pritchard said the fine was the heaviest permitted by the Lever act.
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Charleston
W. Va
Sehon- Stevenson Company
Huntington
Pritchard
Los Angeles Surpasses San Francisco as West’s Largest City
Census figures show Los Angeles with a 575,480 population, surpassing San Francisco and Buffalo to become the largest western city since 1910. The city grew by 256,282 residents, an 80.3 percent increase, passing Milwaukee Washington New York Cincinnati and New Orleans.
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Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Newark
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Suit fitting ad by A. E. Klabunde Hazelton
Measure for a new suit with fit guaranteed and right prices advertised by A. E. Klabunde in Hazelton.
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A. E. Klabunde
Hazelton
For Sale Milk Cow Ready In Four Weeks
A good milk cow for sale from E J Babcock of Hazelton North Dakota. Cow is fresh in about four weeks. Price two dollars.
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E. J. Babcock
Hazelton, N. D
Adv
Willis Light on Show at Hazelton Store
Come in and see the latest in light plants as the Willis Light is on display in our Hazelton store. A. E. Klabunde informs shoppers to visit and preview the new lighting options.
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Willis Light
A. E. Klabunde
Hazelton
Adv
Moving Picture Service Opens in Hazelton
I have received my new moving picture machinery and am now in shape to give Hazelton first class moving picture service. Prices: 25 and 15 cents.
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Hazelton
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