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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
6
The article links groundhog behavior to February weather, detailing hibernation and waking on February 2. It predicts unsettled early February weather, a first storm around Feb 8 9, a second storm around Feb 13, cold spells around Feb 20, and a final storm by Feb 27 leading into March. It cites Neptune’s influence and moon phase around Feb 23.
The article discusses selecting foundation dairy cattle from within a herd, favoring high producing cows and a pure bred milking bull. It advocates cooperative buying to reduce costs and build neighb orhood herds, and applies to other operations beyond dairy. It also notes serialized fiction and women’s interests features in the issue.
The February issue features Dr. William Osler contributing a major tuberculosis article as part of an editorial series. It also includes an engaging look at Omaha’s perspective on Cincinnati and Pittsburg, promising a stirring cultural angle.
The correspondence recalls Marion Simmons visiting relatives in Missouri and praising it as a travel choice while North Dakota is deemed a good place to live. Mentions of farm work, local visits, illness, and a moving of a dwelling frame a small community update with reminiscences of Grandpa and Grandma Simmons and the old pioneer shack.
Crist Lee leaves Tuesday for the Twin Cities on business and to visit relatives. Ben Brekke and Louis Dahl haul coal this week likely hoping for new cold weather in February and March. Mrs Paul Klatte and daughter Kate depart for Havre Montana to start a new home where Mr Klatte works as foreman. F Moline hauls hay from the Klatte place after a sale. C Klausen Crist Lee Mrs Sorom and son visited Louis Dahl's home Tuesday. Albert Brastvold of Rose Valley loses a valuable horse. Ben Brekke and family Louis Dahl and Signora attend church at East Fork and visit Ole Clausen in his new home. Mr and Mrs Albert Rustvold attend church at East Fork.
The piece argues North Dakota voters reject untrustworthy men and political bosses. It promotes Professor H H Aaker as a popular candidate who will attract the state’s best people and stand by pre election promises.
Resolve to buy a home of your own from R. Brownson the Pioneer Land Man of Williams County Room 4 Graphic Block Phone 17.
Examinations in Higher Algebra Commercial Arithmetic Physiology and American History held last week at the high school. A debate on city government forms was won by the negative in preliminaries at the opera house. New officers and a year’s program were announced. Enrollment now 84 with Irving Cole leaving for a western position. Girls form a basketball team coached by Miss Coger. Half year subjects and literary society officers were noted, with a Dred Scott debate scheduled for January 28.
The Paris shop offers Sharp's ice cream every day with options from a dish to a gallop. Winter weather not stopping sales as customers seek treats.
The February Physical Cul ture presents editor Bernard Macfadden with notable articles and exercises on straightening round shoulders. It features arctic life, porters in Africa, college life, hair culture, dust nuisance, heat and ventilation, home made gymnastic apparatus, and outdoor health topics. A sensational sequel to Upton Sinclair's The Jungle is announced for a forthcoming issue.
Dr. Smith resumes practice in the Union block after weeks away. He enjoyed his vacation but is pleased to be back at work. Henas also reports a pleasant trip and readiness to resume duties.
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