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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
3
The Williston Woman's Christian Temperance Union backs the Ministerial Association's stance condemning Sunday baseball. It urges public moral sentiment, urges adherence to Sabbath observance, and argues for high community ideals to attract decent citizens. It warns against liberty without restraint and stresses the need to model Christian living for a strong moral atmosphere.
An ad promotes GETS-IT as a nine second application that shrivels corns instantly without bandages or knives. It claims to end corns, calluses, warts, and bunions with no pain, sold by H. Lawrence & Co. Chicago and available in Williston, lauded by Erick Rather and S. J. Creaser.
Library notes list Turmoil as Tarkington’s strongest work yet, exploring a Middle West town affected by a father’s business success and its toll on his family led by Bibbs whose resilience outshines money. Also highlighted are British and American Eloquence a Fulton Trueblood collection and children’s fairy tales Jack the Giant Killer and more.
President Wilson enjoyed golf and long drives during a Cornish stay. Treasurer John Burke left Washington for San Francisco to oversee mint cash counting, with a visit to the Panama- Pacific Exposition on return. The U S has acquired 19 000 acres at Tobyhanna Pennsylvania for an artillery range and similar ranges are planned. Officers seek lucrative war orders causing some to consider resignation, with laws under review. The government will notify German authorities of sailing dates to curb submarine attacks.
Enthusiasts remark on a speech actors rarely deliver claiming rags are royal attire when worn for virtue. The quirky line sparks chatter about authenticity and virtue in cinema.
The Great Patterson Show appears on the Fun-Path at the State Fair in Grand Forks from July 20 to 24. Owner James Patterson commands a 30 car train with sixteen shows and riding devices including a monster animal show featuring elephants lions and tigers. The fair promises clean up-to-date entertainment the best yet for the Northwest audience.
Bids will be received by the directors of Stoney School District No. 8 for the deposit of sinking and general funds, per section 922 code 1911. Bids due July 13, 1915. Directors may reject any or all bids. Address bids to Anton Lee, President, or Albert Raatyards, Clerk, Williston, N D.
Default on the mortgage conditions has occurred. T. L. Belseker Mortgagee seeks foreclosure of to be sold premises in Williams County North Dakota at the courthouse, williston, on August 10, 1915, 10:00 AM, to satisfy principal, interest and taxes due November 1, 1914, with the mortgage dated October 1, 1912 by Thomas Galligher as Mortgagor and details of record in Willams County deeds and mortgages books.
Mortgage holder declares full debt due on foreclosure including delinquent interest and taxes. Notice of tax sale redemption period and required payment details issued by Williams County Auditor, North Dakota, naming properties including SW 14 Section 13 Township 6 Range 5 W and amounts due.
Notice from the Williams County Auditor North Dakota that T O N Nelson owner of Lot 2 Block 27 Brueggers 2nd Addition Williston was sold for delinquent 1910 taxes on December 12 1911 for Seven dollars and 2. In ninety days from service of this notice redemption must be made and the amount to redeem on this date is Seventy four 14 108 Dollars plus service publication costs and interest if redemption is not made a Tax Deed will be issued to the tax certificate holder on June 28 1915 signed by M H Aaben Clerk of Williams County a3 North Dakota.
Promotion touts Silver Sheaf bread as home-grown wholesome and nutritious with better bread outcomes. Grocer supply emphasized.
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