Baking Perfection With An Al Flour Snow White Flour
The note praises using Snow White Flour for reliable baking outcomes. It emphasizes quality and consistency in every batch, suggesting the flour as the key to perfect results.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
1
The note praises using Snow White Flour for reliable baking outcomes. It emphasizes quality and consistency in every batch, suggesting the flour as the key to perfect results.
The Record reports the Red River Valley crops are disappointing per the Grand Forks Plaindealer and suggests eastern North Dakota should import seed from the Missouri Slope. It notes unusually plump grain this year and potential for vigorous plants.
Reports from the metropolitan press say the Japanese flagship Mikasa sank after a magazine explosion that killed 599 officers and men from her crew and others aiding her. The fire began late Sunday night causing a magazine detonation that sent the vessel to the depths. Admiral Togo was not aboard at the time.
Visitors at the Grand Army encampment in Denver last week numbered about one hundred fifty thousand, driven by low rail rates and mountain excursion traffic. North Dakota sent a notable contingent with Comrade Briggs resembling Uncle Sam, and James Tanner of New York was elected national commander. Next year’s encampment moves to Minneapolis.
A terse note hints at internal friction or resignation within the Capitol Commission. The piece offers no names, dates, or further details, leaving the exact nature of the fallout unclear.
The Devils Lake Record reports the death of Miss Anna Backhaus yesterday afternoon at 3:30. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Hermann Backhaus of Linton she was described as kind and well liked. Cause of death was Brights disease.
An observed accident on a Milwaukee to Denver line halted by emergency brakes left a buggy and a team dead on the track between Redfield and Ashton, about thirty five miles east of Aberdeen. Two men, an elderly father and his son, escaped unharmed though shaken by the crash. The buggy was undamaged beyond a broken tongue, and the train swerved to avoid further injury as crew recovered the scene.
Observer Bronson reports a generally favorable week with light showers, harvesting complete except for late flax and some forage, wheat in shocks, oats and rye thrashed, and corn largely frost safe. Smut and rust reduce yields in some areas while southern North Dakota reports unusually good crops and ample production.
The report states low lands and sloughs are waterlogged and that light frost last week did little to garden crops and no damage to crops overall. It notes eastern and northern portions are affected by standing water and yields are not harmed.
The Board of County Commissioners invites bids by Monday October 2 1905 at 4 p m for grading lake beds on the township line between Hague and Hull and Hull and Westfield. Grade to be one foot high and sixteen feet wide on top with work finished before ground freezes. The board may reject bids and require a performance bond. Dated Linton North Dakota September 12 1905. G. County Auditor.
Preaching every Sunday at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 1 a.m. Epworth League at 7:15 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. KE. McKinney, Pastor.
TM Beitts, a tonsorial artist in Linton North Dakota offers a complete line of Standard goods and services.
The Board of County Commissioners will receive bids for sixty tons of lignite coal delivered to bunkers in the basement of the Court House, Linton North Dakota, until 4 p m on Monday October 2 1905. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to require a bid bond for performance. Dated Linton September 24 1905. J G Perra County Auditor.
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