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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
8
Western cattle herds face a severe setback from scab, reports state veterinarian Dr. R. H. Treacy. The disease, likened to mange, kills many cattle and resists normal treatments. Dipping tanks, heating water, and quarantine measures are under consideration to control the outbreak this winter.
Chairman Irysh of the North Dakota State Press association announces a circular about a February 9 departure from St. Paul for a 20 day Mexican excursion. Stops include Chicago New Orleans El Paso en route to Mexico with rates covering badges programs incidental expenses and Mexican Central mileage per person.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles New Heart Cure cures heart disease by addressing underlying nerve weakness. It cites shortness of breath as a common symptom and includes a patient testimonial from F P Disk of Middletown Ohio, offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails and references other remedies and specialists.
The notice invites bona fide newspaper men and women to join a St. Paul to New Orleans trip Feb 9 for Mardi Gras. Berths cost 20 dollars with incidental 2 dollars and mileage 19.30. Reservations go to Chairman Irysh in Wheatland and must be sent by Jan 8. Outsiders denied. editors must be in good standing and pay dues to Secretary W. C. Taylor.
A dialogue contrasts a man asking his friend’s job with the claim the friend is in the medical field. The reveal shows the friend is an undertaker, not a doctor, concluding with a quip about mistaken roles. Also a brief exchange mocks Time and Woman as unwomanly and untimely, then a detective recounts a crime scene clue involving a mask seized by a tough onlooker.
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