Governors Who Motor and North Dakota Weather Clash
The piece critiques Motor Age for a March issue claim about North Dakota climate and motor use. It recalls harsh midwestern winter winds from Chicago and North Dakota drivers, arguing North Dakota offers real motor experience and winter mobility. It mocks the magazine editor and advocates first hand North Dakota conditions.
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Motor Age
Chicago
Down
North Dak
L. B. Old Schem
Hanna
North Dakota
Captain Scott
Amundsen
Peary
Whittlers Corners
Lake Michigan
Pointed Remarks On Concert Etiquette At Local Event
The director urged better audience order after past disturbances at concerts. The writer recalls disruptive youths and a notorious incident when two in front complained loudly, then left briefly to indulge in drinks, while others wished to copy such mischief.
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Onstad
Moving Out Cleveland Officials Plan Vacations Elsewhere
Cleveland officials declare the fly exterminated and plan vacations in another state. Aerial deadlines remain to be set, leaving a cyclone cellar as the only refuge for poor inhabitants.
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Cleveland
Veteran Civil War Volunteer Dies After Long Battle
A Pennsylvania man who volunteered for Civil War service and was rejected for being too old has died. He had long insisted his point, nearly as long as a Philadelphia lawyer, was proven.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Whiskey barrels swept from Louisville warehouse collapse
A dispatch reports five thousand barrels of whiskey floated down the Ohio River after a Louisville warehouse collapsed. The incident gibes at watered stock and may affect investors as fishers reap the spoils.
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Ohio
Louisville
President Wilson Delivers Message in Person at Congress
The article notes President Woodrow Wilson opened Congress by delivering his message in person, a break from recent presidents who did not. It states John Adams was the last prior to Wilson to do so and suggests Wilson believes in handling matters directly.
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Woodrow Wilson
Congress
John Adams
A Bad Affair and Lynching Shock Sheridan County
The killing of two Sheridan County officers and the lynching of the shooter sparked outrage and calls for swift justice. Across the United States the past year saw fifty two lynchings, including three women, and 128 legal executions.
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Sheridan
United States
To admire to love to regret says a great writer
A quoted line leads into an advertisement for Allen's Cough Yaisam. It promotes early treatment for coughs and colds. The copy notes non harmful ingredients and lists bottle sizes 25c, 0c, and $1.00.
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Allen
Real estate pitch promises comfort with little cash
A speaker invites readers to a property proposition offering strong comfort in their own hammock and lawn without needing much cash. The message emphasizes personal freedom and suggests listening to the offer as a simple path to secure home comfort.
Williston Elects Commission Members In Quiet City Vote
In Williston the first municipal election under the new commission plan yielded a 370 vote. Thomas F. Craven led with 287 votes for president of the city commission, followed by James H. Cooper 278, John Bruegger 269, Jos Wegley 263, and E. C. Carney 243. Bruegger and Cooper win four year terms. Wegley and Carney two year terms. Socialists polled 133 for Robert Rutledge, 94 for Peter McIntyre, and 83 for L. N. Shelden. Officials must qualify within ten days. new government begins April 17.
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Williston
Commission
City of Opportunity
Thomas F. Craven
Charles A. Pancoast
Mr. Craven
James H. Cooper
John Bruegger
Jos. Wegley
E. C. Carney
Robert R. Rutledge
Peter McIntyre
L. N. Shelden
Pres
Thos. F. Craven
Chas. A. Pancoast
A. H. Vohs
Jos. R. Cooper
Cow Creek Mine Schedule Reads Open Dates This Month
Notice lists mine operations by dates with openings on the 18th and 25th announced by H. H. Skog berg. Also appears a creditors notice for the Fred Soliske estate from administrator H. W. Braatelien dated March 26 1913 with four month claim period. Pythons have gone up to five dollars a foot.
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H. H. Skogberg
Fred Soliske
H. W. Braatelien
Fred Solinke
Williams
North Dakota
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Williston Graphic
A. Corbett
Baker and Publisher
Ween
Willie
Ds de Snd
Official
H. V. Smith
F. Craven
Bruegger, Cooper, Wegley, Carney
COM
Greengard Bros
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Scuaffuer & Ma
Great Sample Shoe Sale
L. Harris
Cow Creek
Insala
Williams County
H.W. Braateisen
A. D
Mabel
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