Grape Fecht and Marichino Cherries Featured for Breaks
A brief note highlights grape fecht and marichino cherries as ideal break snacks. No further context or details provided.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
3
A brief note highlights grape fecht and marichino cherries as ideal break snacks. No further context or details provided.
Rolls Barnes and Martin Olsen filed notices in Williams County North Dakota for land claims under section 13 Mont and other provisions. The applicants seek sale rights and must file protest by February 5 1911 to prevent dismissal. Officials include Samuel Adams register in Bismarck and Adolph Wr.
An advertisement from E. R. Brownson on the Graphic Block Willis street and A J Fold invites farmers to convert land into cash. Brownson promotes first mortgage loans, while Fold notes personal intent to stay and questions buyers about relocating for better climate.
Alaska faces a proposed Smoot bill to exempt the Copper River & North Western railroad from taxes, enabling a Guggenheim controlled water front from Cordova to the coast. Judge Wickersham warns such moves threaten Alaska’s self government and wealth control, urging statehood-like autonomy for true local governance.
A condemned man named Doffin at Le Mans requested his pipe be buried with him. Awake for his last hour he asked the chaplain to fill and allow him one final smoke. After smoking he submitted to the executioner, then pocketed his pipe to be buried with his body, as promised by the governor.
Bertin notes Berlin’s gradual inundation by extravagant pleasure venues as streets yield to brighter, louder establishments. He observes Paris losing darkness to Berlin’s growing nightlife craze, with capital pouring into new enterprises to outdo predecessors in novelty and excess.
Washington January 14 1911 senators favored direct election of United States senators. Borah pressed a constitutional amendment after a 43 to 17 adjourn vote. Bailey opposed enlarging the army engineer corps and tariff commission plans. Rural parcels post experiment approved for April 1 1911 with a one year trial and report to Congress. Virginia aims to rendezvous world fleets at Hampton Roads in 1915 with canal exposition later debated. House unpacked army appropriation bill totaling about 63 000 000.
Census figures show Minnesota municipalities over 5 000 rose 39.1 percent in ten years, led by Minneapolis and St Paul. Total rise 324 314 with 66.3 percent of state growth. Duluth and Stillwater also affected while Winona Mankato declined. Arlington Hotel site eyed for redevelopment by New York Washington investors.
General James Barnett, Civil War brigadier general and longtime Cleveland civic and financial figure, dies at his home after a long illness at age ninety. Carrie Nation collapses, Kansan temperance worker suffers nervous breakdown and is brought for treatment in Eureka Springs Arkansas.
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