Hazelton News Briefs From The Republican
A new daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kurtz. C A Rairdon left for Ellendale after a week here. Mrs. Yeater and Norris traveled to Bismarck for dental work. Cloyd Kurtz remains in Bismarck hospital improving. Mrs. L. S. Chapman to Baker Montana for winter. Levi Balch to build a brick and tile home south of town. Born a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith at Bismarck hospital. Rasmussen party visited Bismarck for throat treatment. Mrs. James Lawry treated for kidney trouble in St. Alexius hospital. O'Neil's exemption reconsidered and denied. Geil and Bettger families visiting from Linton. Chief Engineer Wiley discussed a St Louis & Canadian Western Ry route through Hazelton. Lenhrt appointed Emmons county Liberty Bond organizer. Jaen Construction Co builders of the new Catholic church. crew to return for furnishings. First draft letter from Camp Dodge. Chris Renz serves in Battery F at Camp Dodge Iowa. Hazelton fire department reorganizing with a meeting and new roster.
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Emmons County
Camp Lodge
Chris Renz
Chris
Hazelten
Renz
F. A
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Pollock Progress Briefs Highlight Local Movements and War News
J W Yocum spent days in St Paul attending to business and viewing sgbs. Fort Yates merchant J M Carrignan renewed acquaintances and business in the area. C P Burnstad drove 1100 head of steers from Burnstad ND to Pollock, penned near town. Camp Funston reports two men attempted to poison water and food. they were captured and punished. K O Knutson, in charge of Campbell county boys to Camp Funston, confirms all arrived safely and lists addresses at Camp Funston. Walter Hinz’s threshing rig cleaned up 54,000 bushels in 43 days, averaging 1250 daily. best day 1700. Oscar Peterson sold his Dale farm to George Addison for 5000. possession early next month. Oscar will hold a sale of personal property on Wednesday, Oct 31.
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K. O. Knutson
Campbell County
Camp Funston
M. G. Re’mer
Jonn Bollinger
Herman A. Dienert
Irvin T. Rissh
E. H. Buckebrger
William Krokel
Oscar Leverson
Evan Opheim
Olaf Larson
Henry
Walter Hinz
Biesheuvel-DeBoer-Solomons
Oscar Peterson
Dale
George Adison
Hs Place
Oscar
Not Even Fifty Fifty Today
A compact Times-Star observation notes a division among people as prosperity eludes many while others cannot attain it. The piece frames the inequality as a social concern rather than a political stance.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Omie Offerings Notes Local Weekend Visits
Omie Offerings reports a quiet weekend with visits to Linton from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dobson and family. Mrs. Hammond took Carrie to Linton for vaccination. Palmers attended the Reemis auction in Linton. Pfeifle returned from medical treatment in Bismarck. Johnson was in the area on business. Briggs returned from St Paul after shipping cattle. Chaney put a tenant on his farm and plans to tour North and South Dakota with Mrs. Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dobson
Linton
I. T Chaney
Mrs. Chaney
North
South Dakota
Poor hunting this year prompts calls for game reserves
Hunters report scarce wild game across North Dakota with ducks and prairie chickens vanishing. Only one flock of chickens near Grand Forks. few mallards at sloughs. With the season near end, farmers press the game commissioner to create reserves, about 20 already in place statewide.
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Grand Forks
Ray
North Dakota
Symptoms of flax poisoning in livestock
The article describes flax poisoning from deadly prussic acid. Large doses kill quickly with loud bel lowing, respiratory failure, and convulsions. Smaller doses produce three stages vertigo and vomiting, convulsions and slow breathing, then suffocation and death.
Preservation of Meat bulletin issued by N C Agricultural College
The bulletin covers cooling, cutting, packing in snow, cooking, curing with salt, smoking, canning and drying. It describes making head cheese sausage pickled pigs feet Hamburg steak Bologna sausage and trying out lard. Agr Ex Dept N D Agr College.
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Agricultural Extension Department
N. C. Agricultural College
Agr
N. D. Agr. College
Troops Arrival At Front Prompt Steps To Curb Reports
Washington moved to curb publication of private cables announcing troops in France. War and navy departments warned officers and governors that releasing such messages could lead to court martial. Some papers printed dispatches, including regiment numbers, violating censorship rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
War and Navy Department
Mes
Man of Push Drives Change and Revitalizes Business
The piece extols a leader with push as essential to energize flagging causes and restore prestige. It argues that bold, daring men open to criticism reform old methods, drive new theories, and generate the profits that support critics, urging continual renewal to meet changing conditions.
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Hazelton
The
Republican
E. P. Kurtz
C. A. Rairdon
Ellendale
R. A. Yeater
Norris
Bismarck
Cloyd Kurtz
Levi Balch
Bismarck Hospital
H. D. Smith
West Country
Peter Rasmussen
James Lawry
St. Alexius Hospital
W. T. O'Neil
A. L. Geil
Chris Bettger
John M. Wiley
St. Louis & Canadian Western Ry
G. A. Lenhrt
Hatton
Frank Jaen
Huron
S. D
Frank Jaehn
Pollock
J. W. Yocum
Sgbs
St. Paul
J. M. Carrignan
Fort Yates
C. P. Burnstad
Burnstad
N. D
Pollock Ranch
Omie
the Record
G. G. Palmer
Andrew Pfeifle
O. O. Johnson
L. T. Briggs
Sages
National Guard
War Department
Cathe
Northern
Pacific
A. R. Corwine
N .D
A. M. Cleland General
ST. Paul, Minn
Mary Fennell
Pomona
Missouri
E. T. Chomer
East 42Nd St
Chicago
Ill
Peruna
WM. J. Gabbert
Milwaukee
N. P
Johnson's Popular Price Store
Phoenix Pure
Bismarck, N. D
Bishop Coats
the Home Hotel
Home Hotel
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