Williston Confectionery Ad and Local Notices
A crowded Williston page records shop ads for Confectionery specials 25¢ chocolates and 50¢ candies, plus promotions at the Williston Confectionery Company. It also notes visitors, court notes, church events, dances at Gates Hall, and logistical items from local officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hanson
E. Sanderson
Willow City
N. D
Williston
Williston Confectionery
Williston Confectionery Company
Cook Gone Again in Mr Observation’s Kitchen Muster
Mrs Observation frets over hiring a new cook as Margaret quits the kitchen claiming bread was other and Mr Observation quips about workers. She asserts she can handle dinner prep while the temporary cook vents about the lack of help. He mutters a plan to let her resolve her own kitchen problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banita Chocolates
Congress Chocolates
E. M. Shaw
Montana
Swanson
Evansville
Minn
Shaw
Mr. Observation
Mrs. Observation
Margaret
Mra
Avalanche of Money Burden on Young Men
A long contrast on wealth warns that vast fortunes overwhelm young men preventing true manhood. Quotes Harper’s Weekly on social disease from wealth and cites Carnegie and Rockefeller as able to bluff such pressures, while noting many fail to adapt. A second vignette shows a prank call ending in a late night telephone gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Astor
Harper’s Weekly
Essence from Provencal orange blossoms described
A Harper's Weekly summary notes nervy essence obtained from Prov ence orange trees grown for flowers and fruit. Flowers are hand-picked every two days in April May and sent to distillery in bags. About 1 000 pounds of flowers yield two pounds of essence and 1 300 plus producers harvest over 3 000 000 pounds of flowers annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence
Harper's Weekly
Keeping Fruit Fresh in Thick Earthen Jars in China
Perishable fruit is kept fresh by large earthen jars with ice at the bottom, a woven wicker basket holding the fruit, and a wooden lid sealed with felt for insulation. Dr Myer praises the effectiveness of this simple method observed by American wine press reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Myer
Motion pictures at the Orpheum and library notes
The Orpheum offers a repeat screening of a Sarah Bernhardt Queen Elizabeth play in cinema next week for 10 and 15 cents. Library additions include The Heart of The Hills by John Fox Jr and A Likely Story by William De Morgan along with Jed by Warren Lee Goss and Child Life for younger readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Orpheum
Adv
John Fox, Jr
Kingdom Come
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Hills
Kentucky
Gov. Goebel
Mr. Fox
William de Morgan
Jed
Warren Lee Goss
Cost of Raising Wheat and Soil Fertility in North Dakota
In a Grand Forks convention address, USDA figures 58 cents per bushel to cover labor, interest, marketing and depreciation based on 15 bushels per acre. Dr Worst adds soil fertility loss of 46 12 cents per bushel, implying a cost of $1.05 per bushel. He proposes diversifying and soil building to profit at normal prices and plans to extend this approach to Grain Club programs across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
United States Department of Agriculture
Worst
Agricultural College of North
Grain Club
Your Money Cheerfully Taken Your Money Cheerfully Taken
An upbeat advertisement promises high service at a tailor and dry cleaning shop. The vendor guarantees customer satisfaction and urges locals to take advantage of special prices for a few days to join a growing, prosperous clientele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
British scientist claims clothing unnatural and bad habit
A British scientist argues wearing clothes is unnatural. Yet some women are leading the way back to nature, offering hopeful examples for a return to natural dress.
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Hogan
H.R. Lush
Florence Wilson
Stanley
Rather’s
Illiam Husebye
Cando Tuesaday
Williston Intentionetye
Fredric Onal
Olaf Svare
Gladys
Pease
George A. Wright
Plentywood
Williston Confectionery Co
L. F. Krass
Atty
Geo. A. Gilmore
Bowbells
Noble F. Browning
Buford
W. H. Clark
Schafer
City of Opportunity
Tore
Brueggers Corner
Palace of
Court House
Fisk
Gates Hall
J. J. Cowan
Cowan
Chas. Fisk
Bismarck
Judes I Fisk
Stork
Health Department
Roy Kartack
St. Paul
Kartack
Wilson
Bottineau
Mrs. McGaw
The
Plentywood Herald
Rere
Reliable Fisk
Leonard Poe
Missouri Ridge
Better Farming Association
Williams County
Walter C. Vincent
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
D. Scott
Mr. Vincent
M. Scott
North Dakota Board of School Lands
Mountrail
Congregational Church
Miss Randolph
Oak Park
Ill
C. F. Currie
Wolf Point
Mont
Minneapolis
Currie
Thos, Drennell
First National Bank
Ohio
Gilman
H. P. Piggot
Fairview
J. C. Johnson
Fourth and Central
McKenzie Journal
Grinnell
W. B. Scace
Mias Ethel Young
Post Falls
Idaho
Jas. H. Sheppard
Agricultural College
Hiram Palmer
W. A. Palmer
U. S. Navy
Pacific Coast
Palmer Home
Jas. A. Jackson, Jr
Sydney C. Jackson
Madison
Wis
Glacier National Park
Jos. W. Jackson
Jackson
Register of Deeds Office
Missouri River
North Dakota
McKenzie
E. R. Brownson
Williston No.Dak
Wade
Beaides
Eileen
Jones
Hal Jon
Bilon
Bilson
Sarah Bernhardt
Queen Elizabeth
Joe Buller
Williston, N. D
John H. Christianson
Sentinel
Butte
N. Dy
A. J. Field
Room
Williston, No. Dak
E. J. Lander & Co
Rugby
Minot
T. Swenson
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