Cutting Expenses to Lower Monthly Pills Cost
A reader notes high costs from unnecessary items and asks if trimming spend can reduce the monthly pill bill. They suggest small, regular reductions over time to ease overall expense.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
1
A reader notes high costs from unnecessary items and asks if trimming spend can reduce the monthly pill bill. They suggest small, regular reductions over time to ease overall expense.
Editor Streeter reports loss of an overcoat and other small misfortunes across Linton. Jamestown removes snow to property owners’ cost. Durum wheat improves format of grain. plans for early closing after holidays. Bloomington and surrounding towns discuss politics, crime, forest reserves, and new mileage interchange programs across Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Burlington and Milwaukee lines.
Bert Skinner welcomed a fine boy last Thursday with mother and child doing well. A driving-horse dash on Main street ended with a wrecked cutter but no serious injuries. John Goughnour, formerly of Hazelton, visited his son Frank and spoke of Salem Oregon where he now resides. Elliott Campbell’s fancy stand at Geil's store drew attention with legs of diamond willow and a top of white pine and black walnut, featuring 274 pieces in the top.
Judge Winchester grants Col. W. P. Tuttle a divorce and alimony of 300 per month with 1000 per year for ten years, plus 6000 for counsel and 500 court fees. Mrs. Tuttle’s cross-bill is dismissed. The record notes a prior offer of 100000 cash or securities, a 30000 home and 1000 yearly for ten years was declined.
In Leola court Central Lumber Company was convicted of selling lumber cheaper in one region to destroy competition. Judge Boucher imposed a 200 dollar fine plus costs after a 15 minute jury deliberation. appeal noted. Mitchell Lumber Co plans a civil suit for damages.
The Advocate editorial urges Emmons county voters to support William P. Tuttle for the state legislature over John Storey. It attacks Storey as illiterate while praising Tuttle as educated, experienced, and farm-raised with grain business expertise. The piece argues Kidder county favored Tuttle and urges a Monday election vote.
Chicago observers report Vice President John Washburn and President Bell of Washburn Crosby Co amid calls for high wheat prices. They cite dwindling crop stocks, rising winter wheat scarcity, and steady mill demand. The Linton State Bank advertises farm real estate loan terms of five years and 100 dollar amortization options.
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