Strayed Horses Near Williston Offer Reward
Graphic ad lists four missing horses from Tooley pasture one mile southwest of Williston: gray mare about 1350 pounds, brown mare 1400 pounds with star, sorrel mare 1030 pounds with F over a heart brand, bay gelding 1050 pounds with anchor brand. Notify Williston or Gordon's barber shop at Citizen's National Bank area. Leon Co. Williston ND offers reward for recovery.
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Tooley
Williston
Gordon's Barber Shop
Citizen’s National Bank
Leon Co
Williston, N. N.D
Shaw Says Wealth Bases Still Strong Despite Worries
Former Treasury secretary Leslie M. Shaw argues that agricultural mining forestry and industrial output remain robust and that only psychological factors drive mood. He warns against rapid economic tightening and calls for confidence to avoid undue industry retardment. He predicts the public will get exactly what it expects based on banking and consumer behavior.
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New York
Leslie M. Shaw
Army courts martial fall after anti canteen act fallout
Washington reports Acting Judge Advocate General Porter notes a drop of 683 in annual court martial counts. total 5 913 trials include 32 officers with 23 convicted. desertion dominates enlisted cases, 1 101. four officers dismissed by sentence. report cites anti canteen act and argues for stricter punishments and reclaiming uniform cloth upon discharge.
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Washington
Porter
War Department
United States
Venezuela Invades Show of Force Over Balata Gum
News from Georgetown reports Capt Calder leading a frontier force from British Guiana across the Barima river into Venezuela seizing balata gum valued for insulating wires. The Venezuelan commissioner surrendered 4 000 pounds of balata. protests ensued to President Castro and the British consul amid fears of retaliation at Morawhanna.
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Georgetown
Fritsh Guiana
Calder
British Guiana
Barima
Castro
Morawhanna
Storm sweeps Twin Cities causing heavy damage
Minneapolis reports a violent windstorm around St Paul and Lake Independence causing extensive damage to cottages barns and farms. Injuries include Miss Minnie Johnson and Miss Elsa Poehler with overall losses near 100000 across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Lake Independence
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hennepin County
Minnie Olson
Lght
A. A. MeRae
Miss Johnson
McRae
J. C. Litzenberg
Oe Frankenfield
Missea Poehler
Taylor
Burt Thompson
Osseo
Stetler
Lake Ine
Minnie Johnson
Cora Frankenfield
Williston
EB. J. Wermann
Sixth Street
Selma Poehler
Girard Avenue
Miss Brennan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Center City
Minn
Otisville
Belle Plaine
John Erickson
Adolph Schultz
Blue Farth
City to construct sidewalks on multiple Williston streets
The City Council of Williston North Dakota orders cement sidewalks to be built along the south side of Brannay and the north side of Broadway and on Sassen Avenue in specified blocks and lots. The notice lists affected parcels in Williston and surrounding township, with construction standards and owner costs to be paid within thirty days after August 5, 1907.
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Williston
North Dakota
Brannay
Zahl Avenues
Broadway
Rounseville Avenue
Sassen Avenue
Fourth Street
City of
Wiliams County
W Uns Co
Broaiway
Zahl Avenue
Muhwitty Hite Miner
Roumsville Avenue
Lassen Avenue
Mourthrot
Dakotis
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