Clean up and paint campaign urged for towns
An exchange suggests starting a clean up and paint campaign in towns. The plan aims to touch up buildings in need of painting to greatly improve the general appearance of any city.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
4
An exchange suggests starting a clean up and paint campaign in towns. The plan aims to touch up buildings in need of painting to greatly improve the general appearance of any city.
A North Dakota physician advocates women wearing trousers but a reader notes many women already wear them vigorously and questions the doctor's grasp of current conditions.
A critique of road funding under the current system. The speaker argues that fall revenues paid to the collector resemble “thirty cents” once the roads are faced after winter. The taxpayer is cast as the goat who can push for system changes when ready.
A terse editorial note argues North Dakota must improve cigarette law enforcement, warning that if Minnesota’s standards shine brighter the state may be better off without the law. It cites known cases from the neighboring state as a cautionary example.
Eight land listings across multiple sections offering farm and grazing tracts near Sidney and Williston with prices from seven to forty dollars per acre. Properties include sections adjoining Benniepier Creek and O Brien Creek, a three story hotel in St James Minnesota, and several farms with stated acreage and terms. Cash offers or trades welcomed with potential immediate closings.
A report describes goods stored in cold air with a floor register and sold to regular customers. The system allowed the “pille” to be purchased nearly everywhere if one looked closely, suggesting pervasive illicit trade.
The trumpet of warning rose in New York City and among federal investigators after the ban on the Friedman Cure. The product failed to prove curative claims and its later disposition sparked sharp public disbelief. Americans, quick to welcome proven remedies, also quickly rebuke false claims, and Friedman’s effort is called the most stupendous fraud ever directed at the public.
The Snuff Law, passed by the last Legislature, bans snuff and substitutes under any name, enforces against snus, and forbids manufactured cigarettes and papers with bulk tobacco. Officers are to enforce with no extended stock clearout, and dealers have had over two years to prepare.
The city commission discusses passsing a resolution to continue the old electric rates, rescind the new rate proposal, and consider the old council’s plan. After exhaustive review the old council believed the new rates would be fair and profitable, with July 1 as a target if adopted. Some commissioners favor retaining the old schedule, others show no action beyond mentioning the issue.
In Williams County North Dakota the court schedules a hearing on July 3 1913 to determine mental incompetence of L A Anderson and appoint Herman Carlson guardian of person and estate. L A Anderson is to appear August 3 1913 at 10 AM in Williston and answer why Carlson should not be guardian. service by personal notice and three week newspaper publication in the Williston Graphic. Judges A L Butler Burdick Murphy McCononey represent petitioner. Williston North Dakota.
Sprinkle scarce rain Friday and Sunday. Mr Kelner drilled a well to 45 feet and reached 10 feet of water. Ben Frank arranged a well. A good crowd gathered at Ray for the June 28 and 20 events. Mr Pigon Beton left for Pennsylvania last week. Mr C Be Meccy continues some work. A business trip to Williston occurred Tuesday. Miss Selene Jones visiting Mr Marsha for a few days.
Mrs Moen Miss Branseth and Mrs Quinell of Arnegard visited Theodore Moen’s last week. Theodora Moen and family visit relatives at Arnegard. Anna Bramley of Williston visited Mrs Larkin C Hart. The Helping Hand Club met with Nellie Brokaw with twenty one members. Hiram Palmer visiting from navy near More Island Cal with W A Palmer family. Rain kept many from Graphic picnic though those who attended enjoyed it. George Carlson and Barney Larson visited north of Williston.
Rose Hill residents plan a July Fourth event at Pioneer Hall of Bees with music and social gathering. Attendees from the vicinity joined the Graphic picnic and an ice cream social at the schoolhouse to raise funds for a hall. John Albrecht was injured by a cow hoof while milking last Thursday. Rose Hill Literary Society slated to meet July 12 at 8:30 p.m. with a prepared program and community entertainment.
The Board of Education of Williston Special School District No 1 Williston Williams County North Dakota invites sealed bids for a sinking fund depositary for the fiscal year ending June 30 1919 Proposals must be received by July 18 1918 at 8 00 p m and opened by the Board. Bids require a bond at least twice the fund amount. submit in sealed envelopes to the Clerk of the Board C C Mackenroth Lake Williston.
Notice announces bids for erection and completion of a high school addition in Williston North Dakota with separate bids for heating and ventilation. Each bid must include a certified check and surety bond. Plans are available in Minnesota and Minot North Dakota offices. The board may reject all bids.
About 200 attendees from Williston and far. rain dimmed but celebration endured. Notables include Hiram Palmer on furlough, Prof H C Miller from Iowa, and many local families. A rocky hill game between the Izzers and Neverwasters ended 8 to 4 with Shelden and Corbett among umpires.
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