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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
6
The Williams County Official Paper, published each Thursday in Williston North Carolina, lists its mailing as second class matter and notes the edition dated Thursday April 27 1916.
The Grand Forks Herald editorial urges clear stance on national defense readiness. It notes President Wilson’s unwavering support for strengthening the army and navy, while the Democratic state committee wavers on the issue, prompting questions about party confidence and leadership.
A Fargo Forum editorial urges saving old papers and rags as thrift, noting profits for individuals and charities. It cites Wisconsin data showing over twenty five thousand dollars wasted annually and mentions junk dealers, church groups, and the Glad Tidings mission organizing collection efforts for boys and families.
Grand Forks reports Burdick affirmed he will run for governor as a Republican candidate. NPL leaders pressed him to quit the race for governor and back Frazer or push Nestos to the senate, but Burdick and Nestos remained in their races. Burdick, en route to Penn, stated opposition to the NPL socialistic stance.
The Omemee Herald reports A L Burdick will wage an aggressive bid for the governorship, with broad farmer support and a record described as creditable. It notes mixed public sentiment, warns against imported agitators, and predicts Burdick’s strong leadership if elected, calling him a giant oak in the campaign.
Anna M. Peterson announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Williams County on the Non-Partisan School Ballot at the June primaries. Woodmen held a fine meeting Tuesday evening initiating a large class, followed by luncheon. Rev C J Hill will preach at the Court House April 28 at 8 PM in English and Sunday at 11 AM in Norwegian. all are welcome.
Miss Anna M. Peterson spoke at the Northwestern Teachers Association convention in Minot on the 21st. Her optimistic address praised current gains in North Dakota education, urged better preparation for rural schools, and emphasized consolidation, health campaigns, and higher salaries to attract capable teachers.
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