Hazelton Moves Back to Prewar Pace and Local Growth
The Hazelton area votes to revert to prewar norms starting Monday as business leaders push a return to normalcy. Enrollment at the total school requires another teacher to cover three grades. A new Emmons County Telephone line near town serves 16 subscribers and seeks Hazelton integration. W L Yeater and Ruth Wright reside near the university in DeLand Florida. Birth announced for Charles Farrel's son. George Chase visited Bismarck for dental care. Chas Armstrong recovered from flu. Dr Winchester and wife visited Minneapolis for the auto show. Buick Six bought through Williamsport Motor Co.
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Hazelton
Haselton
Otal
John Grenz
Wesley, Baker
Livona
Emmons County Telephone Company
Temvik Central
Hazelton Exchange
W. L. Yeater
Ruth Wright
DeLand
Fla
Charles Farrel
George Chase
Bismarck
J. F. Snyder
Chas. Armstrong
N. J. Roop
Flasher
Pollock items include cattle shipment and lodge news
Tom Keiffer of Dale shipped three cattle cars to South St. Paul last Saturday and returned Wednesday evening with cattle deemed fat and fairly priced. A. Boschker sold his Dale residence to Will Fetterly for 4250 dollars, with possession after relocation. Mason lodge members from Pollock attended Mobridge rites. two were initiated. Sandy Solomonson had a car accident south of town, car turned turtle, no speed record. Mr and Mrs James Stewart visited relatives near Shields. G W Tracy sold a half section of Dale land to Adam Sieler for improvement by his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keiffer
Dale
South St. Paul
Tom
A. Boschker
Will Fetterly
Porter Umber
Masonic ‘Lodge
Jas. Stewart
Strasburg Items
Miss Florence Gilbert of Eau Claire Wisconsin returns to teach at Insty and stays with Mrs. Geo Fischers brother near Strasburg. John Kremer departed for Aberdeen Monday. Regina and Luitgardis Biegler came back from Linton after business. C N Espeseth Jr of Minneapolis visited the J B Biegler home. A card party was held at Geo Fischers Sunday. Supt H H Hanson seen in town Monday. Hague and Linton youths attended the dance Monday.
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Florence Gilbert
Eau Claire Wisconam
Insty
C. N. Espeseth, Jr
Minneapolis
J. B. Biegler
First World Series game gives Cincinnati 9 to 1 lead
Cincinnati won the opening game of the World Series by nine to one yesterday afternoon, taking a one game lead over the Sox in the series.
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Cincinatti
Sox
Congress intervenes in steel strike investigation
Washington Sept. 24 Congress directed the senate labor committee to begin an immediate inquiry to determine if federal action can relieve the steel strike. Hearings will start at once with striker representatives, followed by leaders like Chairman Gary of United States Steel and AFL President Gompers and other capital and labor spokesmen.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sugar shortage prompt urged purchases by DA in Chicago
District Attorney Charles F. Clyne urged action from Washington to avert a sugar shortage. He noted the new crop has not yet been bought by the United States sugar equalization board and Cuban sugar is being bought abroad at prices higher than the board’s past offers.
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Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
Washington
The
Food Administration
U. S. Trade Balance Surges in August Exports Lead
Washington reports August exports at 646 million dollars while imports total 308 million dollars. Exports rise 76 million from July and 119 million from August last year, with imports down 35 million from July. Eight months ending August show a 5.275 billion dollar surplus, up 1.264 billion year over year.
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Washington
America
Aviator Sadi Le Gointe Sets French Speed Record
Paris reports aviator Sadi Le Gointe broke the French speed record reaching 165 miles per hour about 265 kilometers an hour. The feat establishes a new national benchmark in lightweight flight.
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Paris
Sadi le Gointe
Educational Slump in Mexico Reports Shutdown of 224 Schools
Washington reports from official channels that Mexico’s education system is regressing as the bureau of education in the federal district closes 224 schools due to funding shortages. About 150,000 children are affected by the closures, with 116 schools in the capital and others in district municipalities.
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Washington
Mexico
Bureau of Education
Federal District
Salmon and Acids Explain River Returns
Investigators argue salmon reach rivers via acids or alkalis that trace their path. The Youth's Companion notes fish can detect these traces even far off and navigate to spawn sites, prompting calls for a Charuing Institute to study salmon and herring movements to specific rivers or localities.
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Een
Wbay
Threaten to Strike Over Post October Wage Increases
The Pacific coast strike threat targets a navy shipping board order barring wage raises after October 1. About 200000 shipyard workers may walk out if the order stays, with an equal Atlantic coast potential action. O Connell and Roosevelt Ackerson to meet executives and arrange talks. In Portland, 10000 steel shipyard workers plan a October 1 strike if Ackerson delays wage increases.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
The
Shipping Board
James O'Connell
Metal Trade Department
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic
O'Connell
Franklin Roosevelt
Ackerson
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Portland
Ore
Steel Workers’ Union
World Air Derby Planned With Up To Million in Prizes
Plans for an aerial derby around the world with total prizes up to 1,000,000 were announced by the Aero Club of America. A special commission will tour next month to arrange routes and organize committees in each country the race will pass. Commodore Louis D. Beaumont, Paris aviation officers' club president and Aerial League of America vice president, will head the commission.
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New York
Aero Club of America
Louis D. Beaumont
Aviation Officers’ Club
Paris
Aerial League of America
France
Seasonal storage laws clarified under food control act
Washington reports that storage of seasonal meat supplies is permissible under the food control act and does not amount to hoarding. Attorney General A M Palmer stated in a letter to former Governor W R Brubbs of Kansas that the department of justice intends no prosecutions in such cases.
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Washington
A. M. Palmer
W. R. Brubbs
Kansas
Department of Justice
Two Held in Los County Case
Minneapolis September 23 Ralph La Count and Oscar Lindgren waived examination in municipal court and were held to the grand jury charged with the murder of Madelyn La Count age 16. Writ of habeas corpus prompted officials to show cause why Lindgren and his wife should not be released.
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Minneapolis
Ralph la Count
Oscar Lindgren
Madelyn la Count
la Count
Lindgren
Martinson
Nash
King Albert Decorates U S S George Washington Officers
King Albert of Belgium on a voyage to the United States decorated three top naval officers of the steam ship George Washington. Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long became a grand officer of the Order of Leopold. Captain Edward McCaule y Jr. was named an officer of Leopold, and Fred M. Perkins, the executive officer, an officer of the Crown.
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George Washington
King Albert
Belgium
United States
Andrew T. Long
Tanlac credited with dramatic relief for Minneapolis woman
Mrs. Mary Ganash of 2217 North Second St Minneapolis testifies she recovered from chronic stomach trouble dizziness and rheumatism after four bottles of Tanlac. She reports weight gain improved sleep appetite and energy and says she urges others to try the medicine. Adv notes Tanlac sold in Braddock and by a leading druggist in each town.
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Mary Ganash
North Second St
Minneapolis
Minn
Tanlac
Ganash
Taniac
Braddock
J. F., Fitzzibbons
Adv
Lutheran Aid Fancy Work and Food Sale
The Lutheran Aid plans a fancy work and food sale on Saturday October 25 at the Opera House. Proceeds support church aid activities and community assistance initiatives.
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Farmers Friend Mill Co
P. H. Hertz, Miller
Republican
Swift
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Swift& Company
USA
Pollock
Strasburg
Geo Fischer
Tion
Mr. Fischer
Linton
John Kremer
Aberdeen
Regina
Luitgardis Biegler
Geo. Fischer Home
H.H. Hanson
Hague and
Bulletin
Clyne
U. S
Rome
Council of the ‘Chamber of Labor
Russell J. Poole
Foods and Markets
Anna Moutet
Women Physicians
Social Morality Committee
Order of Shipping Board
Globe Flight
Albert
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