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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
8
Hazelton town notes report Linton visitors Levi Chapman Frank Rotzien and Frank Sholtz while Mrs. Geo Whitford and other locals share illness travels and ball game trips. Births, sales ads and school openings accompany social events and church group meetings with Hazelton leaders and neighboring communities.
Geo E Duis reports optimism for a successful pool this year as farmers and bankers back the co operative movement. The Northwest Wheat Growers Association cites a $50 000 bank syndicate loan and War Finance funds to handle early shipments, with storage tickets issued and thousands of bushels already shipped to terminals.
In Marion Illinois evidence points to those behind the Herrin mine massacre of June 22. Witnesses name killers and mob leaders in secret testimony to a special grand jury. Allan Findley described the attack and march to Herrin under the white flag at the barbwire fence as the jury works swiftly toward indictments of many involved.
Wanted horses to pasture for winter. Take in right away for one dollar per month. Good feed and wind-break trees, salt and water provided. Fifteen miles northwest of Hazelton. JOE ADAMS Hazelton ND Route No 1 Sep 7 21
The North Dakota Wheat Growers association held its first board meeting since becoming a selling body. Eighteen of twenty directors attended in Grand Forks as they finalize use of a 5 million dollar loan from the War Finance Corporation to advance funds on pooled wheat. Loan funds will be available around September 15, with Grand Forks bankers financing current sales and storage as wheat is delivered and sold.
An ad from Hoskins-Meyer of Bismarck North Dakota promotes Kodak prints that never fade. It highlights their quality work and asks customers to compare their album against faded brown prints, asserting superior results.
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