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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
8
The article argues tuberculosis will take two or three generations to reduce mortality to typhoid levels in regulated countries. It suggests eradication may be unlikely, notes deep entrenchment in humanity, but cites significant local mortality declines as proof hope remains for continued battle and eventual victory.
A historical overview traces tuberculosis from ancient records to Koch's 1882 germ discovery. It notes transmission proof by Williamine and other physicians, shows tuberculosis labeled infectious, and explains modern findings on prevention and potential cure amid imperfect public effort.
Dr William and El t explain that tuberculosis of the lungs is highly contagious and fatal. They describe how tubercle bacilli enter the body, via inhalation, ingestion, or skin wound, with coughing and night sweats among the key symptoms.
A discussion by Albert H. Garvin on tuberculosis noting that consumption often strikes during life’s duties and that early treatment and disciplined living can improve outcomes. It argues against personal bias and environmental fault, urging prompt care to increase chances of recovery.
Agricultural guidance on seedbed preparation drilling versus broadcasting, seeding rates for wheat barley oats and flax, timing by region and frost danger, and the benefits of harrowing or weeding for moisture retention weed control and improved stands.
Governor Burke issued a proclamation designating Friday April 28 as Arbor Day in Bismarck North Dakota and noting the observance date. The proclamation marks the third Arbor Day in the state.
All parties with accounts at Stony Creek School District No. 3 must send a statement to John F. Cook District Clerk R F D No 1 Williston North Dakota by May 15 1911. Chris Arnt president and John F Cook clerk note a written order signed by the clerk or a director is required.
Taken up at my place ten miles north and two miles east of Williston a three year old Kray mare with no brand and a bald face. Description includes barb wire cut on hind leg black mane and tail and white on the right hind foot. Owner O. E. Wagenman Williston North Dakota Sec 15 155 100 450 First mortgage farm loans see H. V. Smith.
Notice states Stony Creek School District No 3 will not pay any bills contracted by any party after April 4 1911 unless said party provides proper authority or meets specified conditions. The terse notice signals fiscal controls and potential nonpayment of late charges.
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