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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
8
Hazelton residents welcomed new births at Eisenbarth and Elwess homes. Visitors from Bismarck Linton and Wisconsin noted. Families moved in and out as Horstmeyer and others relocated for winter. Presbytery meetings in town drew large crowds and planned winter entertainments, including a Thanksgiving dance.
The Jos. Appert Post of the American Legion elected officers for the ensuing year at a Hazelton meeting last Wednesday night. Commander W. L. Preston Vice Commander B. B. Schneider Adjutant T. P. McCarthy Finance Officer J. G. DeFrance were named. remaining officers are appointive.
Grand Forks officials announce a shift from the old aldermanic form to a new city commission system. The newly elected body takes charge of city affairs and governance.
Secretary Houston told agricultural delegates in Washington that the Treasury will not shield markets by withholding commodities to keep prices high. Delegation pressed for revival of the war finance corporation to fund exports amid a sagging market.
Rome proclaims an amnesty for all political and military crimes committed before September 19, 1919. The act largely exempts desert ers from the Italian army from the usual punishment.
Tokyo John Wanamaker of Philadelphia was chosen as President by the convention of the World’s Sunday School Association held here.
Governor Cooper ordered State Insurance Commissioner McSwan to probe threats to burn cotton gins in South Carolina unless operations halted until cotton prices reach 40 cents. The directive frames the crisis amid pressure on cotton producers and price support.
Washington bank deposits in the United States rose by 4 045 160 000 during the year ended June 30 as Comptroller of the Currency Williams announced. Loans and discounts increased 5 805 736 000.
The Interstate Commerce Commission required railroads east of Montana to prioritize coal car shipments to mines and cancelled outstanding permits for other freight. The plan aims to meet domestic needs in Indiana Ohio Michigan and other states while increasing coal production and car supply. Northwest priority remains 4000 cars daily.
New plans for Ellis Island immigration station call for about 5 million dollars in new buildings. Congress will be asked to appropriate the funds.
Mrs. Carmilla Rindoni visited the Chicago school and shot teacher Miss Rosalind Reynolds twice after her son was reprimanded. The teacher is expected to recover. Rindoni was arrested.
Duluth Minnesota authorities reported a suitcase containing 1000 nitrogen and dynamite caps, squibs, 100 fuses, and wiring found ten feet below a sidewalk in West Duluth by Mrs. Sibert Olson. She guarded the site for two hours while investigation began.
Paris dispatch to the French foreign office stated Bolshevik forces advanced against General Wrangel on the Sea of Azov recapturing towns as reports emerged.
Washington arguments were heard again by the Supreme Court in proceedings to test the constitutionality of the Federal Farm Loan Bank Act. The case was argued at the last term, but a reargument was ordered.
Washington Cuba has appealed to the American government for aid in its financial difficulties. The appeal is under consideration by officials to determine if a plan of assistance can be arranged.
Senator W G Harding and his wife were shaken but uninjured when his special train narrowly avoided a wreck near Millwood West Virginia. The Harding car derailment occurred at about 35 miles an hour as it crossed a deep gulley before the train stopped.
Across Montana towns state and federal agents intensify anti prohibition efforts. Butte reports higher whisky consumption and escalating costs despite enforcement.
The West Hazelton Stock Farm Sale offers Poland China Bear Pigs for buyers. Located 6 miles west and 2 miles north of Hazelton, the event is promoted by R.F. D. No. 1. Adv.
East Front property with water in the house offered by owner W H Tibbetts. See Hazelton Land Agency for price. Adjacent ad line notes bargain value and agency contact.
The Carlos N. Boynton Land Company appoints Hazelton Land Agency as exclusive agents for all lands in Emmons County. For information contact Hazelton Land Agency Hazelton N D.
Notice by W. J. Pettis of Hazelton closes harness and repair business and asks all indebted customers to call at once and settle accounts.
The Hazelton Shipping Association moves hogs cattle and sheep to St Paul on Tuesday August 31. Advertises cattle listing at Matthew and Capelle Cream Station in two issues.
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