Hurd sheds Haynes Gazette and changes hands at Marmarth
The community notes Bro Hurd severs ties with the Haynes Gazette, passing control to N N Hermann of Litchville North Dakota. A Marmarth murder case prompts calls to curb excess gun use while Philo Hall suffers a severe leg injury and faces possible lifelong impairment. The piece also covers local elections, a poet editor Franz Puetterich’s death, a Methodist church in Mott, and military training debates amid Far East tensions.
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