Bread From Macaroni Wheat and Its Promise
An early discussion notes the education level in American colleges, then details a discovery by Prof. Wiley on macaroni wheat. The dry weather wheat yields high quality flour with new rollers, and bread made from it requires less kneading and uses half the water. A Washington baker helped adapt methods, confirming superior bread quality and larger yield with less rainfall.
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Prof. Wiley
National Agricultural Department
Wiley
Washington, D. C
Petit jury panel drawn by county jury board
A list of forty petit jurors drawn by the county jury board dated June 6, 1903 includes Allen H W, Backiey Dan W, Bens Aug pexsr John, Carley Carey, o W Connor, oon F.1 Case Caidwell, . 'p DORs Oy ee Gai greet from wee Wikss, Hans 0. Wo ty, Bon W. Venter Roy.
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Wikss
Hans
Rail road commissioners visit Linton branch
State railroad commissioners Shea Schatz Lord and Secretary Hammond inspected the Linton branch, stayed under an hour, and received numerous local requests. Proposals include a ten-stall round-house, a three-story section-house, electrified lighting, nickel-plated engines, spur tracks around Hazelton, and free transport during dry spells. Claims also seek multilingual support, beer kept cold on arrival, and special language needs for Emmons county visits.
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State “Commissioners of Railroads
Linton
Milwaukee
Shea, Schatz
Lord
Hammond
Ais
N. P
Hazelton
South Dakota
McIntosh County
Schatz
Emmons County
Tara's
Anadarko Church Candidate’s Qualifications Questioned
An Anadarko Ark church considers an available pastor candidate. A Neodesha lawyer, who knew the candidate well, attested to his scholarly, able, and eloquent nature. Deacons thanked him, debating whether appearance matters in judging his fitness for the role.
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Anadarko
Ark
Thin Yi
Ioc
Zoe
Grand Ball at the Oth and De Delger building
A grand ball is planned for the evening at the Oth and De Delger location on the even Friday. The hall will accommodate around 60 sections with calling on the floor and strict conduct to ensure orderly access and a safe, trouble-free event.
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Oth & de Delger
Clash the Cymbals and Proclaim from the Housetops
A bold proclamation heralds the Fourth with ceremonial sounds and celebratory cadence. The event features marching notes and public display, inviting community observation and participation in the festive display and remarks.
Linton’s Fourth of July Celebration Under Way
Hard work is under way to make Linton’s Fourth of July celebration among the most successful on the Missouri Slope. A full program includes band music, a large choir, a stirring address, horse and foot races, baseball and other amusements. A formal schedule will be released later, with efforts focused on generous funding and organized committee work.
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Linton
Missouri
H. A. Eee
Lille Muene McCrorr
Winona
N.D. Fobeph Ch Peenes
Pb Clarke da ‘Im
Cleverio Westfeld
W. P. Green
Hull
Jane Hu
Fragmentary note on names and contact details
A garbled clipped note mentions names Shane Cerf Vaxarnn Boor and phrases like breaded and call. Details are incomplete, with no clear event or date. The readable text includes scattered personal names and possible contact references but lacks context.
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Shane
Auction Sale Promises Mixed Herd and Farm Gear
Auctioneers Johannes Bosca and partners offer June 20 1903 sale at E E Honstain LA Section 23 T132 R77 harvesting 14 horses 5 colts a milch cow herd with calves haying gear and tools. Terms vary by amount with credit to Oct 1 1903 and 8 percent. Location Onver Creek ten miles east of Linton. Public notices and dates appended.
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E. E. Honstain
KKK
Slever
Jacob Liedle
Prichard
Kneeland
Johannes Bosca
Onver Creek
Linton
Dakem
Pay the gray gelding five year old saddle broke
May 15 1903 note describes a gray gelding named Pay about five years old and around 100 pounds weight branded I T in a circle on the left hip. The horse is saddle broke and owned by W. 4H Leg with reference to Emmoneburg North Dakota from May 29 to June 12.
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Emmoneburg
N. D
Took up horses and a mare with foal in North Dakota notices
Listings from J W Arnold of Linton and A K Fiscags of Exeter offer bay gelding four horses and a sorrel mare with weight, color, and branding details. Each entry warns owners to call, pay charges, and claim the animals. Descriptions include weight estimates, facial markings, hoof color, brands, age ranges, and locations.
Strayed Horses From Vanderbilt Illinois Area
G N Fippier of Pollock South Dakota reports two horses missing near Vanderbilt around Jan 1 1903 a bay mare about 1400 pounds four years old with white hind feet star on forehead and wire mark on left front foot and a gray gelding about 1200 pounds three years old no brands a $15 reward is offered for information leading to recovery of the animals contact Pollock SD Jun 5 1903 to Jun 19 1903
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J. W. Arnold
Linton, N.D
Hampton
McCucuzyr
Linton
N. D
Vanderbilt
G. N. Fippier
Pollock
Three Horses Described by F P Caldwell at Winona North Dakota
By the undersigned three horses are listed: a white pony gelding about nine years old, weight around 900 pounds, branded A Con on left shoulder and P on left hip. a pinto gelding about five years old, weight around 900 pounds, branded on left shoulder and YU P on left hip. a bay mare about 1,250 pounds, six years old, branded with a horizon bar across the loop of the letter on left shoulder. F. P. Caldwell, June 19, Winona, N. D.
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Josefh Bosca
Postoffice
Exeter
WN. D
al Cat
Weilgt
F. P. Caldwell
Winona
N. D
Ten Western horses for sale with varied ages and colors
A dealer lists ten wild western horses including bays, blacks, and roans. Ages range from two to three years with details on tails, markings, and foals at side. Some are branded with a TJ combination and show different heads and facial features.
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E. L. Miller
Rok
Jones Bro
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Lorne
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Hata
Clive
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Imelda
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Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
North Dakota
Pioneer Journal of
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United States
Timothy Day
New Northwest
Petit Jury Panel
B. R. Commissioners
B. Wagher
A. J. Honstain
Geo. W. Lyce
Edy’d Braddock
Betas Reader— CO
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FB Ec
Armas Ant
Elas Mage ci
W. E. Keil
Herols
Ere Aacert
A. K. Fiscags
Combina
Bteele
Kidder Sr
Goma
First Bank of Linton
Linton, N. D
Stella A. Smith
Linton House
H. N. Turner
Prop
E. E. Semling
Anderson
G. W. Murray
Anderson & Murray, Ddock, N. Nn
Nt HL
Linton, North Dakota
Fred Junge, JR
River
Cayton and
J. C. Leach
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Bra
L.A. Weatherdy
Manapee