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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary text shows a candidate seeking a position, referencing the Republic party and support from Lavetana. Notes suggest preparation to become better qualified for the office and mentions Portas in relation to the coroner work. Details are unclear but imply political aspiration and a bid.
In Williams County North Dakota announcements list Hepetlenn for representative from the district, M. H. Aren nominated, and Carl Dahl for Register of Deeds. OLe E Ingwaldson seeks County Judge, and Butler supports a Republican nomination for County Treasurer Williams County. Primary set for June 24, 1914.
A speaker addressing Republican electors of Williams County announces his decision to run for the office of State Attorney on the Republican ticket. He pledges to serve with the people of Williams County and to pursue the best interests of the community if nominated and elected.
A fragmented voters notice announces candidates for Williams County offices. It lists a candidate for register of deeds and a sheriff race on the Republican ticket with details obscured by OCR errors. The document references a June primary and district court clerk positions.
An Irish example shows cooperative marketing succeeds when strong business methods, high product quality, and democratic governance prevail. It emphasizes one man one vote, limits investor profits, and requires marketing all produce through the cooperative to avoid price dips and loss of small farmers. The piece argues American farmers can learn to organize efficient, fair, and quality-focused cooperatives to bring producers and consumers closer.
The article discusses Irish cooperative creameries enforcing strict cleanliness and processing rules, using brands and labels to signal quality. It stresses that private creameries cannot assure butter quality from feed to finish, and highlights the need for sound bookkeeping, trained managers, and transparent audits under organizational supervision.
A discussion on cooperative organizing argues for a central supervising body to unite small farms into successful groups. It praises Ireland as a model and warns against forcing cooperation without member readiness and the right spirit. Citations include North Dakota probate and mortgage notices flagged throughout Williston and Williams County.
Postwar ad style notice urging farmers to obtain a money paper from C. Foster in Assumption Illinois. Mentions 89 IL advertisement code and urges readers to secure financial instruments from the listed agent.
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