Williston Graphic Masthead and Publishing Details
The Williston Graphic shows John A. Corbett as editor and publisher. The 1919 issue is dated February 27 and notes publication in Williston North Dakota with newspaper details in the postal filing.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
4
The Williston Graphic shows John A. Corbett as editor and publisher. The 1919 issue is dated February 27 and notes publication in Williston North Dakota with newspaper details in the postal filing.
Boston mechanics hall hears President Wilson affirming American leadership in shaping a just postwar order. He praises allied unity, calls Europe to trust U S aims, and warns that failing to guarantee Armenian, Polish, Czech, and other rights risks world instability. He stresses American resolve and citizen responsibility.
A condensed missive from Missouri Ridge covers visits by Br oeroth Culhane and relatives in Superior Wisconsin, Ruby Keihle’s flu recovery in Williston, Red Cross refugee garment making, box social at Tone schoolhouse, and local residents returning to activity after illness. Updates include Ashwill Brothers short horn cattle entry, Harve Mitchell’s wartime work and injuries, Albert Blankenship’s recovery in Bremerton, Rush Blankenship’s naval assignment aboard the U S S Gwin, and Miscellaneous local observations such as the missing Blind Ford.
The library reports record circulation with 171 books checked out on Monday, 11 above the prior high of 160. A revised Granger's Index to Poetry and Recitations debuts in the reference section, listing 50000 poems by author title and first line, plus holiday and drill tables. Other reads include Gene Stratton Porter’s Daughter of the Land Polly the war dog and Dutch Fairy Tales edited by William Elliot for younger readers.
The Williston high school team hosts Kenmare high school Saturday evening in the season finale. Kenmare is described as a strong opponent and a good game is anticipated. Mr. C A Foster of the Motor Inn in Antelope Montana visited Williston for the stock sale earlier this week.
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