Hazelton Happenings: Local News From The Republican
Hazelton residents saw activity with visits to Bismarck by N. J. Roop and Paul Kurt, and Mrs. H. O. Batzer with Miss Olive McManus. County business by States Attorney Scott Cameron, new church services, school reopening, and plans for a brick fire hall and a modern garage by the Glines Motor Co. Community updates include new residents, a portable note from Don in Camp Dodge, and a Braddock fire hall bond petition progressing quickly.
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H. O. Batzer
Olive McManus
Bismarck
Capitol
Glines Motor Co
Northwestin Auto Company
Braddock News Briefs War Service and Social Notes
Braddock Brevities dated Sept 20 report attorney Scott Cameron visiting on official business. Esther Junge in Napoleon with friends. Militia boys helped farmers thresh grain. Smith Engleman and others visited Napoleon. Mayer-Oakes family moved into S. J. Moen’s former home. Mrs Adolph Olson from Hazelton visited uncle Geo Pettis. Central Hotel hosted a chicken dinner for five Braddock soldier boys Leon Lesher Nick Granus Glenn Sempel Lewis Smith Walter Miller with guests. A card from S J Moon says he is in Camp Dodge serving in World War I.
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Braddock Soldier
Central Hotel
Leon Lesher
Company A
Nick Granus
Glenn Sempel
Lewis Smith
Walter Miller
Company I
L. M. Doerschlag
J. Fitzgibbons
Warner Sempel
Braddock
S. J. Moon
Uncle Sam
Camp Dodge
Pollock Progress Notes Socials Sales And Photographer Ad
Mrs Steve Solomonson and daughter Hattie reunite after Aberdeen visit. Birthday party for Martha Bales with ten friends. she turns nine. O C Adams farewell party at his sister’s home before training camp. Don Tracy photographer advertising new studio after burning down previous building. Pollock busy Saturday with rain delaying threshing. G W Tracy reports record $657 in sales and area stores tally about $1500.
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Steve Solomonson
Hattie
Aberdeen
Martha Bales
Martha
O. C. Adams
Pete Peterson
Oscar
Don L. Tracy
Tracy
Linton
Don
Pollock
G. W. Tracy
Nevada adopts the Sagebrush as state emblem
Nevada moves to officially adopt the desert shrub as the state insignia after woman’s club appeals. This marks a reversal of prior refusals and aligns with decades of association, noting Nevada as the Sagebrush State due to extensive shrub-covered terrain.
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Nevada
Carson City
Portland
Oregonian
Value in the Coyote as War Pelt Profit
Western hunters who despised the coyote now find a dead coyote worth more than a live sheep. They can fetch eight dollars or more for each coyote pelt as tough hides and warm fur aid soldiers in Europe.
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Europe
Fuller-Thazzo’s Defiant Reply On Old Debt
The speaker tests Fuller-Thazzo about a ten-spot loan from two years ago. He admits no intention to repay. The exchange portrays Old Hardupp as honest while highlighting a quarrel over a long overdue debt.
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Hardupp
Fuller—Thazzo
Cancer Not Contagious Not Hereditary Opinion Study
A report by six large U S life insurance companies states cancer is not contagious or hereditary. The analysis, based on statistics, asserts no inherited risk and no spread between people.
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United States
Love You Better Than Any Girl I Ever Met Line
A fragment quotes a lyric comparing love to all previously seen girls in the movies. The line echoes a romantic declare in pop culture style, reflecting nostalgia and affection.
Catholic War Councils to Support Soldiers Across North Dakota
Bishop Wehrle issues pastoral letter urging U S Catholics to aid soldiers. Local Catholic War Councils to be formed in Bismarck Mandan Dickinson Minot Williston, with chapels and Mass access at training stations and camps. Catholic societies encouraged to provide moral reading and recreation for servicemen.
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Wehrle
U. S
National Catholic War Council
Bismarck
Burleigh
Emmons
McLean
Mandan
Morton, Grant, Sioux
Oliver and
Mercer
Dickinson
Stark, Dunn
Billings
Hettinger
Adams
Bowman, Slope and
Golden
Minot
Ward
Renville
Burke
Mountrail
Williston
Williams
McKenzzie
Divide
Opinion of George H. Johnson on liberty and state power
In this opinion piece George H. Johnson argues that individual liberty is the core American ideal, contrasting it with German and Marxist state despotism. He warns that peacetime government power threatens freedom, condemns socialism as German in essence, and urges vigilance from North Dakota readers fighting despotism at home and abroad.
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Germany
Kaiser
Karl Marx
Marx
United States
France
North Dakota
Opposition to Socialism Cited as Threat to Liberty
A speaker argues that socialism endangers freedom of speech and the press, calling it despotism. He contends socialism strips individual liberty and vows to defend personal liberty as an American ideal.
Great Men Stand Like Towers in the City of God
A compact quotation note credits Longfellow with the line Great men stand like solitary towers in the city of God The excerpt reflects a reverent view of moral strength and spiritual steadfastness attributed to the poet.
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City of God
English class postponed for funeral services
Funeral services at the Baptist church last Sunday led to the English class meeting being postponed to 3 PM Sunday September 30. A cordial invitation is extended for all interested to enroll.
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Baptist Church
Early chairs with backs reach Asia Minor via Persians
The text traces chairs with backs to Asia Minor where Persians, borrowing from the Assyrians, introduced the first known chairs with backs in Oriental regions.
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Asia Minor
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N. J. Roop
Paul Kurt
Scott Cameron
Hans Sathern
Entre Nous Club
R. K. Batzer
S. F. Wright
Ruth
Capita City Mon- Gry
R. S. Pratt
Wm. de Wees
H. H. Hanson
Strasburg
J. F. Snyder
Cottage Street
Mr. Hanson
A. A. Simmer
Thos. Kelly
Simon J. Moen
Battery E
338Th F. A
Iowa
Dexter
Braddock News
Esther Junge
Napoleon
Smith Engleman
W. B. Adams
W. Wright
G. H. Mayer- Oakes
S. J. Moen
Adolph Olson
Geo. Pettis
Catholic National War Council
Knights of Columbus
United States War Department
George H. Johnson
Dsaler
Ka Gravel and
Band
WM. J. Gabbert
Prop
Gabbert, Cransfer & Brag Line
Milwaukee
N. P
Eny
Chaire
the Home Hotel
Home Hotel
Vy Gos
Johnson's Popular Price Store
Phoenix Pure
Bismarck, N. D
Bishop Coats
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