Snow White Flour Proclaimed Best for Baking
Advert shows Snow White Flour as the purest and most reliable choice for perfect baking results. It urges readers to order Snow White Flour for consistent quality and excellent results.
18 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
1
Advert shows Snow White Flour as the purest and most reliable choice for perfect baking results. It urges readers to order Snow White Flour for consistent quality and excellent results.
The Linton based Emmons County Record, a pioneer paper, features a satirical note about Buzzard-no-Type at Neche and local mockery of a Sheldon resident. The column mocks provincial speech and a Bismarck feed incident, recalling playful digs at regional characters.
The Bismarck Tribune criticized harshly over Ogden’s death by a train at McKenzie last week. The article notes the cruelty of remarks towards the deceased and the brothers who traveled to attend the funeral.
Russian and Japanese peace negotiators in Portmouth New Hampshire spar over indemnity and the Saghalien island treaty terms. Russia objects to some demands while Japan presses for the island. Reports say Oyama’s Manchuria forces ready to advance and Linovitch’s army weak, with Vladivostock potentially easier to seize than Port Arthur.
In Emmons county a letter accuses the editor of starting his political campaign too soon and tiring readers with weekly noise. The writers claim long-known reputations for truth and honesty and urge quiet by the rival, mocking his rhetoric as pigeon English.
Gunrel Hager, a key editor figure, denounces traditional school programs as useless and refuses to publish a program for a local school show. The dispute highlights tensions between the Pembina county editorial mayors and community events, with implied impact on local advertising.
The first stock train of the year from Linton will leave for Milwaukee tomorrow. It will consist of seventeen cars carrying cattle from Wimons county sideline including G. A. Herolz G. H. McLain Wim. Rowse H. Backhaus O. E. Burge Harrie Spaulding C. Naaden John Postle John Wolf Otto Didszmneit FE. Pitcher and Drake Johnson.
Telegraph reports from Eureka Aberdeen Mound City and surrounding areas describe a massive hail storm with near cloudburst rain flooding fields and pasture. Hail destroyed crops east of Gale South Dakota to Hosmer North Dakota and spanning ten miles south of the Emmons county line.
A quirky note depicts an elderly local figure from Neche defending his stance against a rumored group running an editorial disruption. He stresses he is not part of the alleged scheme and claims some regard for public opinion.
The notice prescribes petition form with six or more qualified signatures, road description, and land ownership. It requires three copies posted twenty days before a commissioner meeting, notice to land occupants ten days prior, and posting of three notices by the board, with steps to complete proceedings.
A reader denounces card of thanks notices as cold and anonymous, urging direct, sincere thanks to friends in need. The letter argues for personal thanks via face to face praise, warm handclasp, or a polite note, rather than public proxy. Also mentions meat market ad by Dick Coonen.
A Brooklyn housewife recalls a lesson learned from her Iowa daughter in law who keeps a pin between her teeth while chopping onions to avoid tearing up. The wife observed the technique in action during a winter visit and notes the onions did not make her eyes water.
The death of Mrs John Bosch of Linton was announced last week. Her remains arrived from Bismarck last Friday and the funeral was held the next day at a Strasburg cemetery. The Rev Fr Schweizer conducted services at Sts Peter and Paul Church. She was about 35, born in Crimea South Russia, married to Mr Bosch about fifteen years ago. They came from Russia thirteen years ago. maiden name Jennie Moch. Deceased left no children. one son died at fourteen months. Neighbors mourn with Mr Bosch.
Hazelton Republican notes G A Riggs concluded a nine month vacation visiting Montana Oregon Colorado Washington and California. He met Hazelton friends at Fruita Colorado and Emmons county residents E C Packer, H D Connor, John Perry. Riggs praised North Dakota as best for home seekers though some western areas are appealing.
Warm week with heavy showers and damaging hail in the north. Rust not advancing, grain maturing rapidly. Flax wilted in the north but crops generally good. Wheat harvest began in south and center. barley rye oats cut and shocked. some barley thrashings at good yields in south. Corn progressed but behind. much hot weather needed. Haying delayed by showers and wet ground. western yields disappointing while other regions above average.
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