Hazelton Town News Highlights Local Visits and Baseball
Hazelton residents and guests frequent Linton Braddock and Bismarck, with notes on visitors Merrill Bader DeFrance Semling Tempel and more. Local baseball features include Hazelton and Hague games, Cunningham and Forziak pitching, and a 3 to 1 practice win over Braddock.
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Hazelton Diamond
Braddock
Hazelton
H. O. Batzer
Fred Andrus
Jim Rush
Burnstad
Cunningham
What Has The County Agent Been Doing
The county agent has saved at least 20 percent of the crop or 652000 dollars over 29000 spent on material in 1919. He promoted stock shows at Hazelton and assisted 400 farmers in securing breeding stock. He has encouraged registered stock and plans the Hazelton shows to become a county fair at Linton in early fall. He aided over 600 farmers in obtaining labor and promoted crop rotation and soil improvement.
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Hazelton
Linton
North Dakotas
Potatoes for Sale Seed or Table Use
About 100 bushels of potatoes offered by George G Zirbes for seed or table use. Call at his Hazelton North Dakota home.
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George
G. Zirbes
Hazelton
N. D
Snappy Summer Hats Display Saturday
A large display of real summery hats will be on show all day Saturday. Prices are reasonable. Stop by and view them. Mrs. B. B. Foley invites shoppers to visit.
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B. B. Foley
Repair Shop Law Invalidated in Minnesota Railways
Federal Judge Wilburn invalidates a Minnesota law requiring railroads and car shops to build shelters for workers. The decision blocks enforcement by the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission and Attorney General, saving about one million dollars for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway at Winona Tracy Waseca and New Ulm shops.
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Winona
Minn
Minensota
Wilburn
Booth
Minnesota
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
C. L. Hilton
Northwestern Lines
Tracy
Waseca
New Ulm
L. L. Brown
State Board seeks 50 percent capacity upgrade for St Cloud reformatory
The State Board of Control plans to ask the next Legislature for funds to expand the St Cloud reformatory by fifty percent in view of the large number of boys and young men admitted. Board member Ralph W. Wheelock announced the measure.
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St. Paul
St. Cloud Reformatory
State Board of Control
Ralph W. Wheelock
Ohio mayors risk removal after court ruling
In Columbus, at least twenty seven Ohio mayors including Youngstown's George L. Oles may lose jobs after the state supreme court voided independent tickets in municipalities over 2000 population. The court's decision came from a Cincinnati election contest and may lead to removal actions. Nine states protested grain rate changes before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Lions from Fargo travel to St. Paul for a district Lions convention with a band.
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Columbus
Ohio
George L. Oles
Youngstown
State Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Oles
Kansas City
Public Service Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
St. Paul
Fargo
Farmer Loses Stock After Poisoned Bait Incident
N E Washburn N C John Herman a prominent farmer northeast of here reported hundreds of dollars in stock losses after a poisoned grasshopper bait buried by tenant Carl Stock was unearthed by a sow and eaten by a brood sow and ten pigs. Hogs, chickens, and ducks also died after consuming the poison.
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Washburn
N .C
John Herman
Here
Carl Stock
Robber Stuns Man Outside Superior Vault
In Superior Wisconsin John Ceruté, 64, of Duluth, was robbed of 43 000 as a thief stunned him outside a safety deposit vault. Ceruté had been preparing to start a visit and travel plans were interrupted by the incident.
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Superior
Wis
John Ceruté
Duluth
Prosperity through dairying and hogs in Round Prairie
In Round Prairie Minnesota a one crop town reoriented to dairy farming and hogs. a cooperative creamery formed in 1902, crops rotated, alfalfa and soybeans grown, boosting income and land values. The creamery payout reaches $7000 to $8000 monthly, and a livestock shipping cooperative stabilizes prosperity as the community eyes its twentieth anniversary. The piece urges similar moves locally and promises more detail next week.
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Roand Prairie
Cooperative Livestock Shipping Association
One Acre Shipping Association
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Hazelton Town News
Merrill
John Bader
John DeFrance
E. L. Semling
Ed. Tempel
Bismarck
LaDelle Briggle
J. C. Kartz
L. D. Seeman
Mrs. H. W. Allen
Mrs. Clausen
Batzer Home
W. W. Denagherty
Thog
Renschler
John Perry
Curtis Jenkins
George Zirbes
Adv
Jacob Schall
Hague
Kintyre
Kenneth L. Parker
Ole Sathern
N. P
Mrs. H. O. Batzer
Northern Produce Co
Nelson
Adolph Staak
Forsyth
Rush
Jim
R. C
Rhode Island
W. W. Daugherty
H. 8
Rusco
Ellendale
Supt. Hanson
Sheriff Miller
F.B. Streeter
Reed Baby Cab
J. F. Chalfin
Hazelton, N. D
T. S. Roberts
Evanston
Inl
Mr. Roberts
North Dakota
Emmons County
Baldwin
Mr. Manley
Wilton
Pitcher Cunningham
Kurtz Bros
Hazelton Orchestra
Dr. Winchester
Rev. Parker
Parker
Napoleon
Bank of Hazelton
H. Crigmins
N. Dak
Hague-Hazelton
Ed. Kruger
A. H. Irvine
John Glass
F. B. Streeter
August Winroth
Herman Bertheau
Kenneth Green Harold Crowley
Laurence McCulley
Farm Records
Sunshine Ne
Sele
Judge Booth
Northwestern Railway Company
Oles of
Youngtown
Davenport, Near
Round Prairie
Todd County
Farmers State Bank
Jack Montgomery
Sey Arnold
McNatt
Mabel Montgomery
Jack
Lam Virginia Bridge
Ben ‘Bridgs
Malchert
Will
Hoare
the’ Seas
Gee
Sartor
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