Hart-Parr engines praised for durability and satisfaction
Gates Bugey Co. extols Hart-Parr engines as the acme of durability and satisfaction in a promotional note.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
8
Gates Bugey Co. extols Hart-Parr engines as the acme of durability and satisfaction in a promotional note.
The bulletin reports tests on a brown North Dakota lignite with 40 percent moisture and 7 to 8 percent ash. A boiler furnace setup yielded steam at 55 to 58 percent fuel efficiency, comparable to bituminous coal when heat input is considered. Weathering may help economy, but data are limited.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Grover died in Newberg on Saturday February 11 at age 15 weeks after arriving with her husband on February 2. Born in Hornelsville New York she married Charles Grover in Wisconsin and left a husband a daughter in Minnesota three sons in North Dakota and two daughters in Newberg. She joined the M E church as a child and remained a faithful christian. Funeral conducted by Rev Reuter with Rev Joseph Hall assisting. Flowers from the W R C.
The G N Bowling alley offers a Crescent Theatre ticket for April as prize for best five games. The ticket admits the winner and companion to all twenty five show evenings, non transferrable. Contest closes March 31.
The Taft Canada reciprocity plan clears the House 221 to 92 after a sharp partisan fight. Republicans vote 78 for 87 against with Democrats largely backing the measure. The bill now heads to the Senate as President Taft contemplates an extra session if needed.
Washington report shows 24 of 34 Northwest lawmakers voted against the McCall reciprocity bill. Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Dakota members split, with seven Wisconsin and Minnesota names for and many opposing from the same states. farmers’ bloc weighed heavily in the record.
Rev Dr Samuel G Smith pastor of Peoples church accused of seeking to influence a grand juror to obtain a no bill on Dr Eugene Hubbell charged with performing a criminal operation on Rose Ibs who died at the city hospital. Affidavit by grand juror Thomas L Wann details the alleged attempt.
Fire destroys the Calumetator, a six story grain storage building in Chicago. The incident causes an estimated loss of $500,000 and injures seven firefighters who escape after an explosion of grain.
The spring 1911 Civil Service examinations will be held at the Williston post office on March 18 for male stenographers and typewriters. Open to all U S citizens, with many positions under the Civil Service commission. Contact Clayton Newton in Williston or J M Shoemaker in St Paul for lists and manuals.
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