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Williston Graphic in Williston, North Dakota

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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

2

Using Straw and Stover to Boost Meat and Milk Supply

Straw and stover should be used to winter livestock to cut feed costs and reduce waste. The article cites U S Department of Agriculture findings on how much corn stover and straw is wasted, and explains methods to feed roughage to cattle sheep and horses with limited concentrates. It highlights the economic and agronomic benefits of utilizing these materials for meat and dairy production.

Corn Belt United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Crop Estimates Stover

Roosevelt in final illness. doctors report inflammatory rheumatism

Colonel Roosevelt’s physicians Dr J A Fuller and Dr J H Richards and Dr J H Hartwell of New York diagnosed inflammatory rheumatism affecting nearly all joints. Blood tests showed no organic disease, only rheumatism. He remained alert, enjoyed meals, and joked with staff as he prepared for Sagamore Hill. Flags at half mast mark his death. public buildings pay respects.

J. A. Fuller Cyater Bay J. H. Richards J. H. Hartwell New York City Ony Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Richards Hartwell Washington White House Capitol Daniels March Or New York American Defense Society

Life of Roosevelt Dominates Nation in 1920 Political Reverberations

The piece notes Colonel Roosevelt's death and outlines reactions in Washington and Oyster Bay. It discusses a looming shift in 1920 campaign plans, mentions Pershing as a possible Republican standard bearer, and reports Dr. Harwell's and Dr. Richards' medical statements on the cause of death and prior illnesses.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Veryone Col. Roosevelt Capitol General Pershing

Roosevelt the Man of Destiny and His Racing Rise

A compact history traces Theodore Roosevelt from Harvard boxing to Alpine club fame and European climbing, through a diverse career in law, New York politics, Rough Riders, and the White House, highlighting key roles, marriages, and Nobel Peace Prize winning diplomacy.

Harvard University Harvard Europe Alpine Club of London Roosevelt Alice Lee Boston Alice Nicholas Longworth Ohio Edith Kermit Garrow New York Edith Richard Derby Theodore Kermit Archibald Quentin Tony New York State Chicago Little Missouri River North Dakota Harrison United States Civil Service Commission Cleveland New York City McKinley Navy Leonard Wood France Philadelphia William McKinley Portsmouth N. H Russia Japan Venezuela Panama Inter-Oceanic Pennsylvania United States Edward VII England William Howard Taft Taft Mr. Taft White House

Kidney Salt Remedy Promoted For Backache Relief

A local druggist advocates a lithia based salt remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys to normal activity. He claims it neutralizes urine acidity and helps bladder disorders, urging daily use to prevent complications.

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