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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
8
Hazelton residents and visitors fill the week with business trips to Linton Bismarck and Napoleon. Notable items include postmaster Wm Hamilton of Temvik in Hazelton Fences posts for sale and multiple church and community gatherings. Memorial services announced for May 30 with Joseph E Appert Post marching to church.
The Association of Railway Executives urged immediate use of part of the government revolving fund to purchase rail equipment to ease freight congestion. The Senate adopted Senator Reed’s resolution asking the Interstate Commerce Commission for steps taken to relieve the traffic jam and to report back. The plan proposes setting aside 125 million dollars for equipment purchases, with loans allocated pro rata based on each road’s needs, amid a broader 300 million dollar program including reserves for judgments, support for short line railroads, and additions and improvements to move cars efficiently.
Pure bred rose comb Rhode Island Reds eggs offered by Mrs. Geo. G Zirbes Hazelton North Dakota Two pens listed 15 eggs for 300 and 15 eggs for 200 each price shown Remarks note pice kept concise for local buyers.
The Senate Military Committee amended the army appropriation, adding about 13 million to the House bill after approving 40 million for the army air service. The final measure totals 418,919,4141 dollars, about 42.15 million above the House version.
Hazelton and Napoleon faced off on Napoleon grounds with Raridon pitching for Hazelton and L Mayer for Napoleon. Raridon yielded ten first inning runs before Thompson and Bechtle finished the mound work as Napoleon pushed across nineteen, while Napoleon held Hazelton to nine. Rag chewing and poor play marked the contest. errors were even.
WM Gimbel announces first class moving picture service in Hazelton. Next Saturday features westerns and on May 18 a new installment of The Trail of the Octopus. Admission 25 and 15 cents.
Finder urged to return the Luger automatic pistol and holster to Roy Lee in Hazleton North Dakota for a reward as a war trophy and advertisement notice.
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