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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
4
The fragment notes a marginal entry at the post office and references a secondary tail matter. Editor John A. Corbett is listed as editor and publisher.
The N. D. Experimental Station issued its first annual report for the Dickenson sub station detailing crop rotation and farming methods for the western region. Prof. L. R. Waldron leads the station as superintendent. President Taft will open the Seattle World’s Exposition at noon on June 1.
A reflective note on whether a young man can extend the life of his overcoat into another spring season. The piece ponders practical thrift and fashion in seasonal change.
Senate finance committee leader Aldrich reports the Payne tariff bill with major reductions in many schedules and large increases on luxuries. The measure restores iron ore to the dutiable list, tightens free list provisions, and aims to raise revenue chiefly from spirits wines and luxury goods. multiple articles see altered rates and new ad valorem to specific rate shifts. The article notes expected floor battles and House actions.
Base Ball Outlook shows a hopeful season with enthusiastic players and a 75 dollar net from a Monday dance. Local businessmen are asked for three month May start donations to fund operations and practices, with manager Buhler arranging May games and hoping to retain Sam Parker. Although Parker may play elsewhere, the team promises strong play and local control with player salaries offset by employment.
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