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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
2
John Anderson remains very ill in Cherry Grove. Annie Farrell at Bismarck Hospital with diphtheria. Hetty Boutillier recovering from croup. Timber dealer Haptonstall reports river openings. Winchester school closed Dec 14 1888. New Year dance at Winchester. residents from Williamsport area attended. Weather notes from Chicago and Dakota, and local illnesses in Emmons County.
Mr W M Derr moves on his claim southwest of town and newcomers arrive in the Williamsport area. Leonard du Heaume engages in the honest granger act while Libbie Kurtz visits Roop. A hog learns to dig post holes and families settle into homes near Master Ira. Geil family takes quarters 12-154-77 and 14-154-77, Dakota prospects please the ladies.
I E F Ladd chemist of the North Dakota Government Agricultural Experiment Station and food commissioner certifies that products analyzed in the six months to Dec 31 1913 were adulterated or misbranded under the statute. This list is true and correct to the best of knowledge. Subscribed before Alma K Johnson notary Cass County N D with seal. Commission expires Oct 23 1917.
A long list identifies numerous products as adulterated or misbranded including Graham flour from multiple mills, prunes, pickles, tomato products, and frozen confections. Entries note illegality, improper weights, water dilution, color additives, and nonstandard or imitation items with various firms and locations across North Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois, California, and New York.
Correspondence from Temvik notes weekly items. Master Alva Burlingame is sick this week. No school notes due to teacher vacation. Local residents Peter Oster Franz Tempel John Schatz travel to nearby towns on business and visit relatives. Mrs Meinhover returns from Bis marck hospital. Jacob Zeigle sick, Dr. Monteith attends. John Wolfer drives to Linton with Tempel Britts Schatz.
Agricultural editor W C Palmer notes Shropshire sheep are America’s favorite farm breed due to hardiness adaptability and quality mutton and wool. Rams run 176 to 226 pounds ewes 125 to 175 pounds with medium fine wool and strong lambs. Black noses ears and feet with heavy wool on legs mark the breed.
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