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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
8
Hazelton town items show visits from Tem and Highland residents, business trips to Minnesota and Fargo, local illnesses, and socials. The page includes ads for Reed baby items, a new cremation station, and farm events. Also reports ball game plans, births and marriages, poultry and stock notices, and a bank condition sworn May 10 1922 with local officials signing.
Hazelton Catholic church plans Sunday Mass times with priests Braddock Hoff and Moffit. Services occur 1st 3rd 4th Sundays at 10 30 A M in Hazelton and 2nd Sunday in Braddock Hoff 4th Sunday in Moffit with benediction and instruction after Mass.
George G Zirbes of Hazelton North Dakota offers about 160 bushels of potatoes for sale suitable for seed or table use. Call at his house. The notice also mentions recent German and Japanese economic points, noting Kaiser’s debt and Japan’s lumber purchases in 1921.
A bank ledger page shows assets and liabilities for Farmers State Bank of Emmons County North Dakota. It lists overdrafts secured and unsecured 277,484.20 cash items 1,389.74 and total assets 329,478.69. Liabilities include capital stock 18,000.00 surplus 167,053.47 and deposits 143,114.27. The record is witnessed by cashier A Lenhart and dated May 5 with signatures and commission details.
Mr Christ Fisher visited Hazelton on Saturday and Mr Karl Reich Sr on Monday, both with wheat left from spring planting. August Taxes, brother of Mrs Philip Schlettenhart, is working for them this summer, nicknamed Shorty No. 1.
Sunday opener on home grounds ends 7 to 2 with Pollock and Hague teams. Pious strikes out. Ed Clark of Indiana arrives. future practices and talks planned. J J Jaeger moves to Muenz residence. Flora Hermann to Fergus Falls. Hazelton Hague clash next Sunday. Washington bill to stamp engine and body numbers faces House committee.
Local overflow notes Miss Schafer’s return and outlines American Legion Poppy Day fund uses for Memorial Day exercises. It mentions graduates’ exercises at the school Friday, with a 15 cent admission to cover costs and remarks by Prof. Bing from Aberdeen State Teachers College. Also notes uncertainty over a bond election and a similar case in Edthoré court.
The article argues dairy farming lets farmers reduce reliance on weather and luck. It contrasts grain farming’s risks with dairying’s potential to grade up the herd and raise feed, enabling planners to influence outcomes. It cites corn silage, alfalfa, and clover as reliable feed, notes community growth into dairy systems, and promises further discussion next week.
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