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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
7
The text outlines cost estimates and methods for feeding and fattening sheep, including per ton costs for cutting, stacking, and hauling, rack feeding versus ground feeding, water and salt in yards, and optimal feeding schedules. It also covers raising seed, recommending non irrigation, sowing rates, and harvesting practices.
Notice states the partnership of Thomas Jermanus and Joseph Bousliman in Williston North Dakota dissolves by mutual consent from January 1 1910. All debts to the firm now payable to Thomas Jermanus who assumes all liabilities and continues the business. Dated March 28 1910. Also includes ads for H V Smith agency Standard Homes, E Wm Larson optometrist visit April 9 10, a Swedland Bros jewelry sale with 25 percent off, and local notices.
The president voices a firm warning to Congress urging immediate action on critical reforms. He emphasizes urgency and accountability, calling for swift measures to address pressing national issues.
William Howard Taft addressed the League of Republican clubs in the District of Columbia urging the party to keep members united. He pressed for voting and enacting current measures in Congress and said no one should be read out of the party, noting the need to prove Republicanism by deeds.
In a Washington filing, land claimants from the Siletz Indian reservation in Oregon accuse Secretary Ballinger of bias since his cabinet appointment and say he delegated to assistant Frank Pierce a duty that yielded adverse rulings. They seek injunctions to block Pierce’s order, claiming prior advocacy in their favor undermines current action.
In St Paul on April 9 Charles L Sommers was named by Governor Eberhart to join the state university board of regents replacing the late Judge Thomas Wilson who had served since 1906 and now leaves a term two years shy of completion. A reward measure also advances for officers who kill burglars in chases ending in resistance with $200 awarded to Jesse Skaggs and $200 to Sheriff J B Scarborough for their actions against burglars.
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