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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
8
Hazelton Town News reports H O Batzer and Ward Preston motor to Bismarck. Miss Clara Brindle and others visit or stay in Bismarck. The Catholic supper and sale is a success. multiple dances at Hazelton with neighbors from Strasburg Linton and Livona. Measles spread among families. locals attend lodge and meetings. bazaar planned by Ladies Aid and Presbyterian Aid. hospital stays and district medical meetings noted.
Attendees included A A Simmers Matt Stramer Joe Sabraw G J Schmallen E L Semling and Joan Zernheldt Solomon Jenner and Mrs Nelson of Fargo visited the Jenner home last week Mrs Nelson returned Tuesday Mrs F Jenner accompanied her to McKenzie The 4th Annual Red Cross Roll Call ranged this past week Credit is given to Eu nce Rotzien and Beth Sabraw for securing new names A Mazzini quote on duty.
Two Duroc Jersey pigs for sale sired by Iowa King Perfection Address A C Capelke Hazleton North Dakota.
The undersigned offers described personal property at public auction nine miles southwest of Hazelton on Friday November 26. Items include 22 year old to 4 year old horses 1200 to 1600 pounds 33 head of cattle including 12 milk cows and 10 two year old steers and heifers plus a 13 year old steer 6 spring pigs farm machinery manure spreader two Deering mowers and a range of disks plows and a wagon with three work harness sets.
A sale starts at 10 am with items including a 7 ft McCormick binder a bull rake cook stove heater and a DeLaval cream separator among many more. Cash under $10 only. over that, credit on bankable paper at 10 percent with a 2 percent cash discount. The auction is conducted by J. H. Riley for Gottlieb Grenz with G. A. Lenhart as clerk.
Herbert Hoover urged AFL leaders to share responsibility for current labor and unemployment problems. He cited credit issues and reduced demand abroad and at home as factors while noting some employers and workers had not "played fair." Hoover warned against long term forebodings, calling the downturn temporary amid the transition from wartime to peacetime economy.
A former U S engineer testifies that machinery and ship building gear, valued at millions, were dumped to let them deteriorate, reflecting alleged mismanagement and losses in New York.
Paul H. MacNeil former Shipping Board engineer testified to the Walsh committee that properties and machinery of the National Shipbuilding Company were left exposed to the weather after the war, with little or no maintenance. He estimated the value of the deteriorating assets at 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
State Senator Beldsoe announced a bill modeled after California law to bar land ownership by Japanese in Texas, to be introduced in the January legislative session in Austin.
Des Moines Iowa reports the chamber of commerce board of directors launched a push to restore the war finance corporation with an 11 billion dollar capitalization as an immediate method to raise grain prices.
Paris reports eight American vessels including a battleship merchantman and six destroyers aided in the Crimea evacuation. The aid reached through American sources with details on the involvement of naval forces.
Louis Krueger, a draft evader sought by federal agents, recalls the two year old bloody clash between a posse and the Krueger brothers in Chippewa Falls. Ennis Krueger and posse member Harry Jansen were killed. authorities say Louis Krueger is not implicated in Jansen’s murder and had left the state.
Washington guards reported the offices of Representatives Baer of North Dakota and Oliver of Alabama in the House office building were entered during the night with personal files ransacked. Entry came by smashing window glass. In a separate incident in Anaconda Montana, Thomas Marron shot and killed Miss Mae Dee, then drank poison and died.
London report states Haiti asked Britain to intervene over alleged Haitian killings by American marines, a claim rejected in the House of Commons. The denial leaves questions about external involvement and diplomatic stance unresolved.
Hazardton land agency announces exclusive agency for all lands in Mons County. For information write Hazelton Land Agency Hazelton ND. Advertising copy mentions a six room house with front water and other details.
Notice from W. J. Pettis that he is closing his harness and repair shop in Hazelton and requests all persons indebted to him to call and settle their accounts immediately.
The Hazelton Shipping Association ships hogs cattle and sheep to St Paul on Tuesday August 3 id. Advertised at Matthew and nee Cream Station with details for pricing and cattle listings.
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