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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
6
Ammonss County Record, Linton North Dakota, edited by F B Streeter. Pioneer paper of the county. The Record is entered at Linton post office as second class matter.
Storms cut off contact with results but it appears A. J. Grenna is renominated for the Senate and Gov. L. B. Hanna for governor. The Progressive Republican League is discredited and many voters rejected its endorsements, preferring independent choice. The overall Republican ticket is described as strong and representative from top to bottom.
Dakota shows renewed strength ahead of the year’s final campaign. The effort signals a determined push as organizers lay out plans and expectations for a decisive closing phase.
In Emmons county the five candidate field for register of deeds produced a tight contest. A L Geil won with a 32 vote plurality as the north half of the county favored him while other candidates drew from Linton and the south. The outcome shifted expectations that incumbent F B Irvine would win, placing him as a distant third.
The state party frays as Oliver Knudtson receives Michigan City endorsement while F C Hellstrom endorses himself. Hellstrom is declared the winner. Republicans appear more united than their Democratic rivals in this state.
Wallace Kyes for sheriff and E D Fogle for clerk of court had made acceptable records in their first terms and the votes showed the public intended them to have the customary second term.
O’Connors plans retirement from store management to focus on medical practice while handling the prescription department. O’Connor’s Orchestra schedules a big July 4th event at Zirbes Hall, which will be upgraded to meet fire codes. In Plymouth Wisconsin today Miss Tillie Capelle and Mr. Cloyd Kurtz wed. they will live in a new Kurtz farm house. Hazelton hosts another marriage at St Paul’s Church as Miss Catherine Hortense Kalberer marries Mr. Francis Joseph Appert. Amelia Appert served as maid of honor and Albert Kalberer as best man. The celebration moved to the Kalberer home for a large reception.
Local notes report two rainy weekends and the start of haying in two weeks. Birth announcements list two newborn boys, measles spread in the southeast township, livestock losses from lightning, and several local visits and travels. The week includes a baseball game at Hazelton, a sermon by Rev. Hammond in Kintyre, auto trips to Bismarck, and a dramatic misread incident with Braddock’s wrecking crew ending in a hazy scene.
At the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Chas J Hoof at high noon Wednesday the 17th occurred the marriage of their second daughter Misa Alice to Myron B Fallgatter. Rev Hughes of Bismarck officiating. In other notes the Hazeltonites scored seven runs in two innings.
I E F Ladd, chemist and North Dakota food commissioner, certifies that the products listed have been analyzed in the six months before June 30, 1914, and found adulterated or misbranded under the state statute. The affidavit is sworn before Notary Alma K. Johnson in Cass County, North Dakota, with commission expiry October 23, 1917.
A regulatory list names numerous products and brands found adulterated or misbranded. Items include tomatoes from multiple brands, eggs in cold storage, oleomargarine, seedless raisins, vanilla flavor, graham flour, and more with violations such as added water, mislabeling, low solids, short weight, benzoate content, or artificial color. Several manufacturers across Maryland, North Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, and Wisconsin are cited with legal actions and illegality noted.
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