Roosevelt Urges Comprehensive Plan for Conservation
President Roosevelt addresses the joint conservation meeting urging a comprehensive plan to improve waterways and conserve natural resources. He advocates bonds if needed, stresses future generations, and notes support from Andrew Carnegie James J Hill and industrial delegates as Taft endorses the effort.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
James J. Hill
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Southern Commercial Congress
Taft
Lampman Named Deputy by Higley for Williams County
L O Higley announces Howard R Lampman as his deputy praising his county residency and wide support. The endorsement touts Lampman as a temperate, industrious gentleman fit to run the Williams County Register of Deeds office.
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L. O. Higley
Howard R. Lampman
Higley
Lampman
Register of Deeds Office
Williams County
Experimental Farm gains new superintendent for irrigation study
A professor and Agricultural College of Fargo alumnus will lead the northern experimental farms. He and his wife will winter in the southwest studying irrigation methods. His experience aims to help farmers under the irrigation project adopt intensive farming successfully.
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The
Agricultural College of
Fargo
N. D
Scholander
Courts and the Nation A President Speech On Law
The president outlines the nation needs in ten congress themes emphasizing respect for courts as essential to republic permanence. He argues judges deserve honor and that accountability must come from within the judiciary, with public opinion and fellow judges driving reform rather than external pressure.
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United States
President Urges Immediate Forest Conservation Duty
The president warns that protecting forests is the top duty to future generations. He cites deforestation in the Adirondacks Appalachians Rockies and warns reckless cutting fires and grazing threaten soil and rivers. He notes Mediterranean and eastern Asian deforestation causes and cites a report by Frank N. Meyer with photographs of China’s degraded mountains.
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Adirondacks
White Mountains
Appalachians
Rocky Mountains
Mediterranean
Europe
Asia
Africa
China
Frank N. Meyer
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri River Channel Could Transform Trade and Williston Growth
A proposal argues deepening and permanent channel on the Missouri River would vastly expand commerce, with Williston becoming a major port. Comparisons to rail costs, coal and grain movements, and potential regional benefits are outlined, plus plans under a regional navigation congress. Obituary notes Miss Flossie Winfred Logan, 21, who died in Williston after illness and hospital operations. funeral held with burial in Williston cemetery.
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Missouri
Williston
Missouri River
Ohio River
New Orleans
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Montana
New York
Duluth
Minneapolis
Fort Benton
St. Louis
J. J. Hill
Middle North West
Gov. Burke
St. Paul
Canada
Metail Road Company
United States
United Cooperation Command
Missouri River Navigation Congress
Great Falls
St Louis
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Holland
China
Brazil
Liverpool
Main Street
Flossie Winfred Logan
Leonard Logan
Lopaz
Indiana
Aviniston S
Epworth
South Bend
Brownell Drug Co Christmas Window Display
A brief sales notice inviting readers to visit Brownell Drug Co to view their Christmas window displays and sample holiday offerings.
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Williston Graphic
H. R. Lampman
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Francis J McClure
Bus
U Sand Ome
Willaton
Amos An Wert Urtan
Mary Sipe
Ea Henry
Wendy Sipe
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
Aren Bros
Advent Church
Christian
Asbury Grocery
the Quality Store
Turkeys
Simon
Chsistems
California
Asbury Grocery CO
Littlebridge’s
Lattlebridge
Sandy
Brownell Drug Co
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