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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
3
W C T U notes argue alcohol harms families and communities. They urge public sentiment for Prohibition and enforcement, noting officials and businesses must oppose drink. The piece questions whether a drinker should serve as a juror and calls for moral suasion backed by business realities.
Dr. Frank Crane argues that provincialism is not morality and that true ethics lie in a soul’s respect for life, loyalty in love, useful daily work, self‑judgment, and altruistic motives. Morality exists across races and religions when these principles govern behavior.
The idea suggests awarding a prize for the best planned farm within a neighborhood or county. Local and county fair boards could drive farm improvement habits, making communities attractive to visitors and satisfying to residents through well organized farm layouts.
Washington D C Feb 3 The Census Bureau released figures showing the national death rate at 141 per thousand, down from 1091 to ten in a decade. Rural areas averaged 12.7 per thousand while cities stood at 15, with a hypothetical 1905 rate suggesting far higher total deaths.
The passage discusses magazines as advertising laden overviews with light reading, noting about twelve articles including finance politics and ten love stories. It contrasts high-brow writers with editors who fail to balance love stories and ads, arguing such ventures rarely survive beyond Volume One.
The Buford area church and community pages report a large Sunday M E Church front-row singing turnout, 35 at Westview Sabbath School, and February 14 Holy Communion service with a talk on The Church a family. A Valentine Social is planned for February 18 with committees led by Hallie Carey Ira Jones and Ethel Miller. Numerous town happenings follow including icehouse work, hay hauling, and local visits, plus notes on a new Farmers club, a forthcoming Farmers Mercantile store, and a busy dance scene with out-of-town guests.
Purcell Henry Teck, Harry Abbott and Mr Walston are listed with Four-Mile names James P Beisel J 8 Catey and Frank Ernest. The fragment suggests a roster or notice naming individuals connected to Four-Mile and local figures.
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