Red and gold tin tobacco colors signal welcoming branding
The speaker notes the warm red and gold tin that greets customers in tobacco stores and asks what the colors signify, hinting at branding and reception.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
6
The speaker notes the warm red and gold tin that greets customers in tobacco stores and asks what the colors signify, hinting at branding and reception.
Berlin papers admit Northern Slesvig was ceded after a plebiscite but allege voting conditions were biased. Vorwaerts cites Bloc-system injustice in the returns. Tornado destroys homes near Camilla Georgia killing one and injuring several others with unconfirmed reports of more deaths in Mitchell County.
Linton folks Eric Weber of Hague and T P Lee of Linton attended adjourned county commissioners sessions focused on bridge business. H D Smith of Glencoe, cousin to Record man, visited. Curtis Seeley from Bismarck visited his parents A S Seeley. Postmistress Books reports revenue staff will assist March 1 6 with income tax prep. Sam Parks of Cedar Creek dies near Leith after hearing Langer address. he was a cousin of Mrs John McCrory.
Senator Hiram Johnson of California will lecture in Bismarck Friday evening February 27 as a leading candidate for the Republican nomination and an active opponent of the Wilson league of nations. Read the Record $2.00.
In London the House of Commons debated a West Ham reform motion on revising the Peace treaty. Lord Robert Cecil suggested two international commissions be sent to Russia to ascertain conditions and fix provisional borders. Arthur Balfour defended the treaty, Lloyd George signaled an Irish home rule bill soon, and MacNeill urged Sinn Fein to accept the plan in line with local government methods.
W R Simons of Denver was denied entry by the Mexican consulate general in El Paso after testifying unfavorably to a Senate subcommittee on Mexican affairs two days earlier. Acting Consul General Alberto Ruiz Sandoval said the decision followed special instructions from Mexico City.
Eleas Huizenga of Westfield was in town on land business. The Kraft home at Exeter District burned recently with furniture destroyed, the fire likely from a stove. Fort Yates men Jerry Hart and S T Fansler in town Tuesday night. William P Green and son Jacob, Holland settlement elders, in town Wednesday night. Sheriff Shier stayed in Williamsport for a few days. Tone Verhoef and J W Grays of the Holland settlement visited the county seat last Tuesday. Mr Brindle in Bismarck for a few days, suffering asthma.
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