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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
4
In a letter to the editor, a reader lambasts cleanup efforts as foolish and notes neighbors avoid sanitation. The paper cites Noah’s ark and fly pests, urging town beautification and health amid spring baseball chatter and a sermon on wholesome entertainment.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Cough as soothing and safe with no harmful ingredients. It claims long use and satisfaction, selling bottles for 26 cents and one dollar, appealing to readers with a confident, period voice.
The pastor notes that ball driving dull care away is among the most refreshing aspects, highlighting the uplifting effect on attendees.
A current magazine article notes more Americans travel in Europe than across the United States in summer. It blames lack of marketing for tours of the western U S and showcases more to see domestically. A neighboring state paper argues for drinkable time gaps, while lawmakers do not regulate closing hours.
Statistics indicate several hundred million tons mined in the past year. The high coal price is attributed to the extreme cost of extracting a ton from beneath the vast mining pile.
A speaker urges listeners to imagine hammock living on their own lawn and house, promising solid comfort through a real estate proposition that requires little cash to start. The appeal centers on achievable, affordable ownership with lifestyle benefits.
The Kenmare News signals support for a town automobile club while the Soo Railway plans to run two demonstration farms at Kenmare. Milner delivers a carload of potatoes to flood victims, and Malta Montana is set for an electric plant with backers including R. J. Moore of Glasgow. Berthold to celebrate the Glorious Fourth as finance committees seek funds.
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