Big Game at Strasburg Ends Close 7-5 Contest
Strasburg edges Linton 7 to 5 in a lively season opener as McGordon and Stewart locked down late. Mohn and Shier homered for Linton. Strasburg capitalized on a debated call by umpire Brown and benefited from two lucky scores. Both teams show early promise and plan more practice ahead.
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Linton
Strasburg
Lintonites
Forzyiak
McGordon
Pollock
Mohn
Stewart
Charlie Brown
Anderson
Shier
Brown
Hazelton
Braddock
Napoleon
Linton and Strasburg
Lin ton Women Organize Nonpartisan League Auxiliary
A Lin ton meeting to form a women s auxiliary of the Nonpartisan League drew about a dozen attendees. Mrs Brant was elected president but was absent, so officers were to be notified at her West Linton home. Mrs Harding led Lin ton s delegation and Mrs Roy Yeater traveled from Isazelton. An auto train from Gayton country attended.
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League
Linton
Nonpartisan League
Court House
Harding
Roy Yeater
Itazelton
Gayton
Brant
West Linton
Fragmentary Thought Reflects on Hope and Speech
A terse editorial fragment meditates on hope and expression, citing Barnaby and moral feeling amid uncertainty. The lines hint at poetical reflection without clear narrative details or events.
Confirmation Follows large class at Krassna near Linton
Last Sunday Reverend Vincent Wehrle of Bismarck confirmed a large class of children at Krassna, fourteen miles southeast of Linton. Many residents from neighboring areas attended Divine Service at Holy Trinity and St. Bernard's over Sunday and Monday. About 1000 adults and 350 children were present, with 250 autos lined up for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Wehrle
Bismarck
Krassna
Linton
Holy Trinity Church
St. Bernard’s
County School Notes Nine Month Diplomas Honor List
Pupil names receive nine month Diplomas of Honor including George Schmidt Ruth Morlan and Clayton McMullen. Punctuality Buttons awarded to numerous students across Burr Oak Union Winchester and Williamsport. Read ing Circle supplies pending and annual events set for June 9 with Minnie J. Nielsen addressing graduates. Supply teachers reconvene several districts resuming classes amid a push for full seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Johnnie Schmidt
Winchester
Fred Saville
Cherry Grove
Clayton McMullen
Ruth Morlan
Williamsport
Burl W. Corbin
Emma Sites
Albert Corbin
George Laverly
Edna Opp
Burr Oak
Bertha
Minnie Rupkema
Union
George Schmidt
Lucille
Fae
Fern Sholtz
Raymond Zirnhelt
Charles Andrus
Willie Dyk
Seeman Park
Minnie J. Nielson
Dakem
Winona
Emmonsburg
Cora Peterson
Renschler
Gayton
Lillian Quast
Lawler
Odessa
Real Estate Transfers in Linton and Hazelton Listings
Warranty deeds recorded transferring two lots in Drake's First Addition to Linton from L. D. Seeman to F. H. Volk for 500 dollars. Lizzie Miller transfers to Henry N. Miller for 1 dollar. Henry Hehn Jr and wife transfer two Hazelton Roop's Second Addition lots to Levi Balch for 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Seeman
F. H. Volk
Drake
Linton
Lizzie Miller
Henry N. Miller
Henry Hehn, Jr
Levi Balch
Roop
Hazelton
Knights of Esquire Plea For Playgrounds
K P NOTES reports a Thursday Esquire work night and eight o'clock start. Knights hosted ladies Monday for a social. they praised as good entertainers. A Big Brothers committee was formed to secure two playgrounds and baseball outfits, east and west town. Harry C. Lynn Jake Lang and Earl M. Wood lead the effort to keep kids off streets and foster future ball players.
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Harry C. Lynn
Jake Lang
Earl M. Wood
Corpus Christi Mass and Devotions Announced
This Thursday after Trinity Sunday mass at 8 a.m. and evening benediction at 7 p.m. Next Sunday early mass at 8 a.m. May ends with solemn devotions to the Blessed Mother of God at 7 p.m.
Ford Exceeds Output Demand Outpaced by Car Production
Ford Motor Company reports production at full speed in Detroit with demand for cars and trucks still exceeding output. Officials say daily capacity reaches about four thousand units, confirming robust demand despite broader economic strains.
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Ford
Detroit
Memorial Program Parade to Honor Veterans in Linton
A Memorial program on Walnut Avenue and Broadway begins at 10:00 A M with a parade including the band colors American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls students and guests. The parade goes to Cemetery for exercises featuring graveside decorations Gettysburg Address and Taps followed by a 1:30 P M band concert at Broadway and Hickory Avenue.
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Walnut Ave
Broadway
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boy Scouts
Hickory Ave
American Legion Camp Fire Girls
Gettysburg
Franklin Bertheau
Day of the Dead Memorial Reflections on May 30 1921
Poem by Ninette M. Lowater honors Memorial Day with imagery of soldiers, veterans, and families. It recalls the drum, the flag, and the sacrifices of those who fell, linking memory to freedom and future deeds.
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Death
War
Ninette M. Lowater
Ford production hits new high in Detroit plant
Ford Motor Company in Detroit reports rising daily output with May 101125 units planned and daily production peaking at 4092. By May 1 about 43000 workers are employed, six days a week, three shifts. Henry Ford says the plant is in the best condition ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Canadian
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
New County Manager, Fatal Fire, Injuries Reported
Drake J F Gorman becomes manager of the state mill succeeding Hibbard. Emerson Gordon Clark dies from burns after gasoline explosion. George Holmes suffers severe injuries from a live dynamite stick. Velva to get a short line railroad serving coal fields southwest of the city. Charles L Lake named Foster county agent after Minnesota extension work.
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Drake
J. F. Gorman
Mr. Hibbard
Emerson
Gordon Clark
George Holmes
Velva
Carrington
Charles L. Lake
Minnesota
Foster County
War Department Faces Slacker List Backlash in Congress
Protests surge nationwide over published slacker lists while the War Department refuses to halt their release. Officials claim careful preparation of the lists but admit many injustices have occurred to include innocent men, some veterans. Congress may demand revisions or suspension of the lists.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Congress
Hurley Sees Better Times Optimistic On Trade Outlook
Former Ship Board chief Edward N. Hurley told the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce that Congress should fund a survey census of jobbers and dealers to curb high distribution costs. He warned middlemen may be taking excessive profits, urging action to improve conditions.
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Ship Board
Cleveland
Edward N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Burroughs Memorial Forest Dedicated in Catskills
In Pougkeepsie New York the Burroughs memorial forest at Big Indian in the Catskill mountains was dedicated with ceremonies. A tablet at the forest entrance was unveiled.
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Pougkeepsie
N. Y
Burrough’s
Big Indian
Catskill Mountains
Man Mistakes Nightmare Call for Burglar Alarm
A Houston resident phoned police after a nightmare led him to believe a burglar was present. He woke to sounds he thought were intruders but afterward realized it was only a nightmare.
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Calle Police
Houston
Texas
Linton High Completes Graduation Exercises
Graduation exercises at Linton High School were held last night in the pavilion decorated in green and gold. Valedictorian Alvin G. Atha gave the address, with M. Edna Green delivering the salvatorian address. Rev. J. Dykstra of Westfield preached the baccalaureate sermon at the M E church.
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Linton High School
Arthur F. Heinrich
Verda E. Fogle
Helena S. Kelsch
Lillian J. Quast
M. Edna Green
Alvin G. Atha
Pres. May
Dickinson Normal
Chautauqua Dates Set for Linton June Twenty Eight to Thirty
Linton’s chautauqua is scheduled for June 28 29 and 30 at Seeman Park with a three day program. The International Chautauqua Co Bloomington Indiana will supply the attractions including vocal instrumental groups lectures and musical performances. Families can enjoy picnics swimming and boating all day at the park with a dance following Thursday’s show.
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C. Buckler Adams
Chicago Ladies Sextet
Paul “Sunshine
Dietrick
Seeman Park
IWW leaders flee bond as Soviet links surface
Federal officials report nine convicted IWW leaders at large after failing to report to Leavenworth. Six free chiefs are suspected as cabinet members of Soviet Russia or active in the United States. Ralph Chaplin is named as a key figure. Haywood is said to hold propaganda authority for the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Leavenworth, Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Leavenworth
Ralph Chaplin
Solidarity
I. W. W.organ
Haywood
Harding declares U S rights must be fully held at sea
President Harding addressed the Atlantic fleet aboard the Pennsylvania at Hampton Roads Virginia. He vowed America would claim only what is rightfully hers and declared with resolve that the nation would have those rights. The officers and sailors cheered as he spoke under the ship’s towering guns.
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U.S
Pennsylvania
Hampton Roads
America
Harding
Army
Navy
Wear a Poppy on Memorial Day Day drives sale
The poppy is named as the official Memorial Day flower with sales on Saturday and Monday. Proceeds go to the Legion to cover expenses of the observance.
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Legion
Memorial Day Program urged by American Legion
The American Legion calls all members to attend at 9 30 a m Monday at Legion Rooms. A Poppies sale is organized with Mrs F B Streeter as chairman and helpers. Poppies will be sold Saturday May 28 and Monday May 30 at booths at main corners. Exercises move to 11 a m on grounds by the courthouse. a band concert follows at 1 30 p m on Main street. A Shrine or Bier for the Unknown Dead will be placed at the cemetery with firing squad and taps. Service men of all wars are urged to participate.
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Legion
F. B. Streeter
Court House
Main Street
Fourth of July committees plan Linton celebration
Fourth of July committees are active arranging entertainment for Linton's See Man Park celebration. Hazelton and Linton will be baseball contenders with a condensed literary program and a day full of amusements. The band will give two park concerts and picnics will be supported by repaired tables and benches. A merry go round and evening fireworks are planned with dancing in the pavilion. Posters outline the day to entertain an estimated five thousand people.
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Linton
Seeman Park
Hazelton
Braddock Gets New Triweekly Postal Route
Congressman George M. Young secures tri weekly mail service from Braddock to the north and northwest after initial daily service was denied. The July 16 start will serve fifty six families, expanding first class options for west and north Braddock residents.
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Braddock
Cong. Young
Post Office Department
J. W. Mikesell
George M. Young
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South County
Mrs. Brant
Dally
K. P
Rev. Lucks
A. N. Junge
Rev
Malpass
Hurley
Chautauqua
Soviet
Russia
U. S
Geo. M. Young
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