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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
3
The article discusses concrete preparation stressing material selection and correct mixing techniques. It notes that concrete cannot be disposed of within twenty minutes after mixing and advises turning the material several times with a shovel to ensure proper consistency and strength.
Guidance on choosing Portland cement types, clean sharp sand, and aggregate for farm concreting. Recommends 1 cement to 3 sand to 4 aggregate for strength, explains river vs pit sand, and outlines mixing order, void testing, and curing to achieve durable concrete.
A mine blaze at Throop near Scranton, Pennsylvania, traps 60 workers in a blind tunnel. Rescue crews and hospital trains rush to the scene as authorities fear up to eighty-five may be dead. Relatives crowd the scene at a temporary morgue.
Judge Sanborn voided Minnesota rate reductions as unconstitutional under the federal commerce and Fourteenth Amendment Clauses. Stockholders of Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Minneapolis and St. Louis railways secured a decree upholding masters findings and enjoining further rate cuts. State officials vow appeal to the U S Supreme Court amid rail executives praising the decision.
John Murdock once an attorney from Jarvis Ontario was arrested in Cincinnati on forgery charges. Police say forged notes total $20,000 while Murdock claims $1,700. He says he acted as legal advisor for a Canadian firm and will waive extradition to Canada for trial.
Classified notice invites farmers to pool funds to purchase a 2000 pound stallion. payment by cash or notes, horse is registered. Also from W C McClintock of Tioga North Dakota offering farm loans with liberal terms and no red tape. Hart-Parr engines advertised with repeated demonstrations and Gates Buggy Co. listing.
H. V. Smith's office is described as the headquarters for land transactions loans and insurance. The brief notes its role in local real estate finance and coverage of property risks. The item emphasizes the firm's central position in town business.
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