06 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
1
The Bismarck papers discuss social events with prizes, praise the Plaindealer, and note no Venezuela war. leaders seek prevention of conflict yet small arms gains raise stakes. A bill to cap county officer terms failed in Bismarck with arguments for long service and public examiners to deter defalcations.
The piece notes the first real effort to curb trusts in Washington and assails partisan rhetoric. It argues regulation, not busting, is needed to curb big corporations while preserving U S industry and jobs amid competition with foreign rivals. It calls for statesmanship to balance public welfare with economic strength.
North Dakota farmers favor central creamery shipments to stabilize prices and avoid dumping butter. The new system unlinks individual producers from peer bickering, letting a single miller buy cream from any producer, mirroring independent wheat markets and reducing dependence on cooperative delays. A Eureka figure is noted as recently vocal on shifts in dairy economics.
A local plan to back a Minneapolis creamery and cold storage project gains support from farmers ready to increase cow milking and ship cream. The piece notes rail access, silo use, and rye hay as vital for dairy yields, predicting the Missouri Slope could become a leading creamery region as land values rise. It also discusses county politics, calls for transparency, and reports on upcoming entertainment acts and rail-linked development opportunities.
A young man dated his sweetheart who hung on his neck and declared he was the light of her life. An elder voice from upstairs then scolded, Mary, put out that light and go to bed, ending the scene with a humorous domestic twist.
The Daily Tribune of Bismarck North Dakota will send special reporters to each House and the lobby to cover the coming legislative session beyond the US senator election. Readers can place subscriptions now for the session for a fixed rate, with orders sent to the Tribune or the Emmons County Record publisher.
Notice warns the public against purchasing a note for 8700 held by Hague Bazar and assigned to Anton Vetter, Sebastian Werlinger, Ferdinand Miller, and Franz Wolf. Proprietors Hague Bazar dated Hague North Dakota February 4 1903.
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