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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
3
The Home Circle urges readers to recognize courteous salespeople and to praise attentive staff, while Dr. O S Bardens article in Pictorial Review stresses filial gratitude toward mothers. It urges honoring mothers with respect, shared interests, and thoughtful, unintrusive care across life stages.
The Union Signal notes multiple state actions on prohibition. Minnesota Senate votes 36 to 81 on a county option bill. Pennsylvania considers a prohibition amendment. Oklahoma passes a bill halting pool halls. West Virginia cites Federal Court Yost law on interstate shipments. Michigan Senate bans cigarette sales to under 21. Alabama bans liquor ads and state circulation of out of state liquor papers. a one quart per month limit becomes law July 1. Montana notes prohibition vigor. Wisconsin weighs statewide prohibition via voter referendum. Yost bill strengthened with Senate 27 to 3 and House 73 to 6. New York moves toward woman suffrage by both houses. Delaware introduces prohibition measure. Oklahoma, Tennessee, and North Dakota reportedly approve the lobson amendment. requests for reactions from other states.
Practical kitchen hints cover browning crusts with cream for color, heating lemons to maximize juice, using porcelain jars for acidic fruits to prevent metal leaching, lemon salt rubs on ivory knife handles, flour in grease to stop ogee from sticking, and simmering ham bone with cabbage after slicing.
The March American Magazine highlights a recovered Thomas A Briison photograph from a December fire with his plant rebuilt, plus a Meadowcroft chronology of Edison. Ida Tarbell writes on wages and profit sharing, Cleveland Moffett on deep sea wonders, Ring Lardner starts a baseball series, and other fiction and departments fill the issue. An ad offers lignite coal at 2.50 per ton with delivery.
Mr and Mrs M H Jeffrey visit Frank Fredericks Sunday. W A Palmer and Mrs Axel Carlson host calls. Barny Larson and R B Shaw aided L C Hart in hog handling. W W Thompson and J W Brown share dinner. Russell and Howard Short visit with Walt Amour. G W Hart and Lesta, Ira Hanna, and W C Coon in Williston Saturday. A baby boy born to Ed Phillips on February 20. Mother and baby thriving as father rejoices in farm life. Palmer Schoolhouse hosts Dutch Jake play February 19 with cast and crowd praised. Muddy Valley Farmers Club nets twenty five dollars from proceeds. troupe invited to perform again locally.
The Buford community notes Easter for 1915 falls on April fourth. Local residents make multiple brief trips and visits over the week including Ed Purcell from north of town, John Carey to Trenton for coal, and Chas Akers on business to Trenton. Wiliston and Marley visitors appear, with ice duties, ranching interests, and social calls among townsfolk.
Wednesday activity and illnesses fill the Buford area notes from Hill Top to Four Mile. Local residents like John Akers Mrs Newmann Donald Kerr Ike Taylor and James Beisel appear in business visits church and social gatherings while several families report La Grippe and health updates. Farm club meeting planned for March 3 at Four Mile with a full program and local visitors including O J Morken James Beisel and Cecil Hess. The Hill Top community hosts I O O F events and welcomes new members as Hercules auto arrives for Corbett and Ritter. Washington’s birthday craft classes and a Garden Valley hot lunch discussion highlight civic school activity at Cedar and Buford areas.
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