Adulterated and Misbranded Foods and Beverages List
North Dakota acting Food Commissioner Palmer certifies six months of analysis up to July 1922 showing multiple adulterated or misbranded foods and beverages. The list names products from Bass Island Vineyards to Mott Bottling Works and Nut Specialty House with benzoates, coal tar colors, pyroligneous acid, and improper labeling noted as illegal or unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Palmer
North: Dakota
Bass Island, Vineyards Co
Sandusky
Ohio
Tiegat
Shoenere Co
Rae
Ill
Bensoate Soda
Hofen Co
Chicago
LaPom
Crown Beverage Co
St. Louis
Lake Lewes
Devils Lake
N. D
N -Creamery. Co
Lisbon
Ballardvale
Boston
Mass
Tilegal
St. Paul
Inn
Cheng
Mounty Creemett Co
Moorehe Minn
Richards
Minneapolis
Drug Co
Mineapolis
Minn
E. H. Wright Co
Kansas City
Northern. Drug. Co
Duluth
Mott Bottling Works
Mott
Towel N. D
Mott Bottle Works
Seta
Fargo Merc. Co
Far N
Lemmon Bot
Lemmon
Garrett & Co
Joseph Burnett & Co
Ilberry
Williston
Ton
Coal Willist Botorks
Orks
Dickins ‘Oor
Mlegal
Dickinson Botte
Dickinson
Tn Legal
Se Soda
Dickinson Bott
Minnesota
Bottling Works
Jamestown
Tri Co
Farmersey
Coas
Grafton
N.D
Mandan Beverage Co
Carrington Bottling Works
Carrington
Joseph Burnett
Nosten Mass
Il- Saheb Sienste
Carrin Aoe Ubeling Works
Lemonette
Werteebi
Falls
Duluth Candy Co
Ule
Ilgal
Peanuts National Cand Co
Paul
Congress: Candy Co
Grand Forks
Geist
B. Wood Mfg. Co
Ke -Louts
Illega
Pre
Richard‘gon
Ot Louis
Co&l
Sommer Richardson
Oceanat Dengert
Bi Ea
Poteraon
Peeton Star
Hasy A
Pau
Ile
The
Hamm Co
Bass Island
Vv ‘Ca, + plananaly
Ntc
Tllegal
Lincoln School District 31 Finances for year ending 1922
Treasurer report of Lincoln School District No 31 Emmons County North Dakota shows receipts totaling 5722 46 including beginning cash 567 70 from state and county funds and taxes and state aid and interest and other sources. Expenditures totaled 3790 28 with cash on hand 1932 17. Sinking fund balance 400 00. Indebtedness 2587 9. Approved July 12 1922 by District School Board President John Swanson Clerk Person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Emmons
North Dakota
iInterest
General Funnera
Reamann
John Swanson
Northern Pacific cancels twenty trains amid strike
The Northern Pacific Railway announces mass withdrawal of about 20 passenger trains across the system to save coal and conserve motive power. The Yellowstone Park Special is terminated between Minneapolis and Yellowstone Park. Rock Island obtains a federal court order curbing yard and shop picketing as deputy marshals enforce restraining orders. Western roads issue a PR statement backing workers’ return while union leaders limit Minneapolis yard picketing per court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Yellowstone Park
Twin Cities
Rock Island Railroad
Minnesota
United States
United States District Court
Harding Offer Divides Coal Operators Over Arbitration
Washington overnight talks among bituminous coal mine operators on President Harding’s arbitration proposal show a likely path to acceptance with little condition. Illinois and Ohio groups reportedly favor, while Indiana is split and Pennsylvania and some Ohio operators oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Illinois
Ohio
Southwest
West
Pennsylvania
State records set in Minnesota butter output in 1921
Minnesota reports its 1921 butter production at 139,229,843 pounds, up 621 percent from 1920, marking the largest yearly increase in 15 years and surpassing the 1919 total of 143,176,204 pounds. The article notes Minnesota as a leading butter producer and cites the year’s record figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Canadian Prime Minister McKenzie King in Washington talk
W L McKenzie King, premier of Canada, has been in Washington conferring with Secretary of State Hughes on a proposed revision of the long standing treaty between the United States and Canada. The discussions focus on military and naval defense commitments to be maintained on shared frontiers and security arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McKenzie King
Canada
Washington
State Houghes
United States
Peage Hope Given Up on Railway Strike Settlement
Ben Hooper, chairman of the United States Railroad Labor Board, announced that all efforts to settle the countrywide railway shopmen strike have failed. He said there is no probability of reconciling antipodal views of carriers and workers on the disputed point. The board will not pursue further peace conferences. Rail executives, via the Western presidents committee, stated that the seniority rights issue remains the main obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ben Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Western Presidents’ Committee On Public Relations
The
Association of Railway Executives
Rail labor board promises new hearings amid Chicago strike talks
A 400,000 walkout risk for Chicago railroad maintenance of way workers may be averted as the railroad Labor Board indicates it will grant new wage hearings. Observers say the board’s promise to hear again commits it only to potential action, not a change in its early stance, and should not be read as easing union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Board
Coal production drops as states pledge aid to reopening mines
Saginaw Michigan Governor Groesbeck signaled possible state operation of Michigan coal mines after United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis refused to let local miners settle disputes with operators apart from national ties. Governors telegrams to Lewis seek permission to negotiate a separate state agreement following the stalemate. St. Louis Christian Science leaders are planning a 2 million dollar college near St. Louis, claimed to be the first Christian Science college worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Saginaw
Mich
Alex J. Groesbeck
Michigan
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Groesbeck
Mr. Lewis
Washington
St. Louis
Christian Science
Mosquito Menace Follows Heavy Rains in New York
Since the heavy rains, New York residents endure a growing mosquito problem that worsens daily. The city’s air fills with buzzing nuisances as conditions hamper outdoor life and raise health concerns. Names of neighborhoods or officials are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canaries
Miners Begin Inquiry Into Illinois Mine Massacre
United Mine Workers start an inquiry into the Herrin Illinois mine massacre. President John L. Lewis sent a letter to Judge Samuel A. Dew of the circuit court confirming the union’s investigation. The move signals a formal response by miners to the deadly事件.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Herrin, Lll
United Mine Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Organization
Samuel A. Dew
Circuit Court
Ambitious Girls Making Good at Dakota Business College
Elsa Schumacher and two sisters trace success from Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota Miss Minnie rose from bookkeeper at Standard Oil to chief accountant Bertha progressed from stenographer at Stone Piano to secretarial work Elsa now serves as office woman at Dunns Summer Lodge Dunn and his sister are also Dakota Business College graduates The movement notes that 40 Dakota Business College women have become bank officers Written by F L Watkins President 806 Front Street Fargo North Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Schumacher
Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Minnie
Standard Oil Co
Bertha
Stone Piano Co
Elsa
Dunn
Also Mentioned on This Page
SCO
USCO
U.S. Tire Co
U S
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company, nomed Ceres
Broadway Motor Sales Co
Linton, North Dakota
Palmer
Actin
Ely
Seeda Ieites
Potar
Tota
Sono Rabr
Pietek Sracleonrae Strict
Dottie
Theatrical Agency
Otis
American Legion Weekly
N.P
Rock Island
Harding’s
Dairy Commission
Milwaukee
Buffalo Steamship Company
Great Lakes
Fairmont
Martin County
Spokane
St. Maries
Idaho
St. Joy National Forest
Kenzie King
Peage Hope
Averts
Cc. O. Smith
Linton, N. D
Wolverton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
Strasburg Auto CO
Strasburg, N. D
Distributors of
Ford
DELCO
W. H. Hinton
A. L. Portz & CO
Chas
Coventry
DRS
Walker Bros
Wishek
Haselton
WHITE
Bismarck
Linton
Sterling
Linton House
Iee Eeee
North Pacific
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