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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1912

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Northwest wheat contest aims for $5000 prize award

The North West Development League seeks the best five bushels of wheat from seven states Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. Three judges from outside the region will assess on score card milling and baking tests and yield per acre with 100 points for each method. The contest drew four hundred farmers promising strong competition at the Northwestern Products exposition in November.

Minneapolis Minn Jay Northwest Northwest Development League Pres Lewis Penweil League Development League Penwell American Northwest Agricultural Colleges Minnesota Dakotas Montana Idaho Washington Oregon Agricultural College

Dakota silo expert helps farmers with concrete silos

The Dairy Division of the U S Department of Agriculture sent E H Heaton to North Dakota to assist farmers in summer silo campaigns. Heaton, stationed in Iowa, offers free federal guidance and will aid in form and erection of silos, advocating concrete silos as most durable in North Dakota. Heaton will oversee from foundation to completion.

la Moure United States North Dakota Heaton Meaton

Crowd at Valhalla lauds Hanna on Fourth of July

Cong Hanna described the Valhalla Fourth of July crowd as one of the largest in the state with about 5000 people gathered from surrounding areas. He noted the grand stand wind and strong voices made speaking difficult but praised the event as a good chance to meet friends and form new acquaintances. Hanna planned a Meuse river chautauqua appearance and a Washington summer session, optimistic about the fall election with broad support signals from leaders on both sides of the Republican fence. Delegates from Moron county were among those visiting.

Valhalla Cong L. B. Hanna Hanna Mokall Meuse-river-chautauqa Washington Congress Fargo Mor

Hellstrom Leads in Democratic State Nomination Count

Secretary McLean reports near complete county returns placing Hellstrom about 500 votes ahead of Jones in the Democratic state nominating contest.

McLean Democratic State Central Committee Hellstrom Jones

Death of August Zodrow Marmon farmer dies at home

August Zodrow a prosperous Marmon farmer died at his home on July 3 from heart trouble. He was 64, leaving a wife a son a daughter and one grandson. The son resides in Wadena Minnesota the daughter in Vesilia California the wife and grandson remain in Marmon. Funeral services were held July 6 at two o clock. Mr Zodrow came from Germany locating first in Minnesota before moving to Marmon about seven years ago.

August Zodrow Marmon Wadena Minn Vesilia Cal Mr. Zodrow Germany Minnesota

Committees Next Move in Party Central Selections

The article outlines the formation of county and state central committees for Republican and Democratic tickets, due by July 17 and July 24 respectively. Nominees for county offices appoint one at large committeeman each, with meetings in county seats on July 17 and state committees meeting in Bismarck on July 24 to select members for districts.

Varius State Central Committee Bismarck

Farmers Organize Co to Form Farmers Elevator Company

Williams county farmers met at the I.O.O.F hall to organize Farmers Elevator Co with a $20,000 capitalization. Fred Eckert chaired, Van Bernard secretary, W. F. Squises of Fargo aided. Incorporators named as W. W. Wilde, Eckert, and B. C. Keil. Next meeting set for July 13 at 2 p.m. at the I. C. F. hall. Shares priced at fifty dollars. 50 to 60 shares subscribed, with some partial payments.

Williams County O. O. F. Hall Farmers Elevator Company Fred Eckert van Bernard W. F. F. Squises Fargo W. W. Wilde B.C. Keil I. C

Mrs O M Thompson Guests of Supt Forster Family

Mrs O M Thompson and two children visit Supt and Mrs George F Forster this week. Mrs Thompson hails from Fessenden and once lived near the Forsters in Harvey.

O. M. Thompson Supt Geo. F. Forster Thompson Fessenden Porsters Harvey

Defective rail blamed for Great Northern wreck near Sharon

Interstate Commerce Commission experts file a report on the Oregonian wreck near Sharon North Carolina and conclude a split rail caused by manufacturing defect led to the derailment after the St Paul departure. They note laminated seams weaken rails, cite 936 defective rails among 2,760 failures on the Great Northern in late 1911 and early 1912, urging action to eliminate such defects.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Great Northern Railway Sharon N. C Oregonian St. Paul Great Northern United States Minot

Johnson Flynn bout a farce in Las Vegas New Mexico

Johnson defeats Flynn in a brutal nine round heavyweight bout interrupted by state police. Flynn .s reckless fouling and head butts draw repeated warnings before referee announces Johnson as winner. Wolgast retains light heavyweight title in Vernon arena with referee Jack Welch giving decision.

Wolgast Beats Rivers In Thirteenth Round KO

In a bout in Los Angeles Joe Rivers dominated most rounds but Wolgast scored a decisive groin shot and Rivers countered with a right to finish the Mexican youth. Referee Welch counted Wolgast out while Rivers protested as bets were declared off and the crowd jeered.

Joe Rivers Los Angles Rivers Wolgast Welch

Birthday Party for Master Wallace Swedlund

Master Wallace Swedlund celebrated his fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 with a party of young friends. Amusements and refreshments filled the event as a large birthday cake with five lit candles served as the centerpiece.

Wallace Swedlund

Crop Outlook Gratifying Across North Dakota This Year

Grand Forks July 9. North Dakota faces a record crop year barring drastic changes. Last year’s drought saw high crop values. this season moisture is ample and grains and grasses are in prime condition. Corn lags due to poor seed and cold snaps, but rains and warmth should boost it. Strong harvest prospects boost business, credit loosens, railroads plan car shipments, and 10 000 cars will be sent to elevators before first cuttings.

North Dakota Heaton Saratoga Township Senator McDonald LaMoure Muir Rassmusson Smith Minogue Grand Forks Northwest

Auto Plunges Into House in Minot Incident

Fred Ehr of Minot drove a Velie runaway on sixth street last Saturday night misjudging a turn and plunging down a bank into the Hanson residence. He suffered a fractured arm and leg while several others were injured but less seriously. Walter Albright of Gambetta neighborhood was among visitors in Williston on Monday.

Fred Ehr Minot Sixth Street Hanson Walter Albright Gambetta Williston

Cloudburst Damage Looms Over New England and Mott

News from New England North Dakota describes torrents flooding Midway to Shollemade with many residents rescued from waist and knee deep water. Property and crop losses exceed 500000 dollars as lines fail and bridges wash away. At Mott the Cannonball river flood damages small buildings and threatens the Northern Pacific dam though no lives are reported harmed. Heavy rains also benefit crops and Miss Lydia Leonhardy returns from Salt Lake City.

New England N. D Midway Shollemade C. H. Rundle Mike Myers A. O. Nasser Tom Johnson Alfred White Wate Mott Cannonball River Northern Pacific Scranton Marmarth

Farmers Institutes Grow Despite Funding Gaps in North Dakota

The North Dakota Farmers Institutes reported 944 institutes totaling 231 sessions with 37 049 attendees in the year. A Farmers Institute Train toured 41 towns drawing 53 650 visitors and 25 000 copies of the Farmers Institute Annual were distributed. The year began with empty treasury and no appropriation, but towns guaranteed funds for two day and one day meetings, aided by the Agricultural College, railroads, and donors from Northern Pacific Soo Great Northern.

North Dakota Farmers’ Institutes Farmers’ Institute Northern Pacific Railroad Institute The Agricultural College Northern Pacific Soo Great Northern

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Pres Penwell Dakota MAN Flint W. W. Keltner Abram ‘Miller Susay of the Brethren Church Williams “County Farmers Elevator CO Johnson-Flynn Johnson Las Vegas N.M Joek Johnson Jim Flynn Fornaff State Force McDonald Flynn Ed. W. Smith Ad Wolgast Jack Welch Vernon Arena BIG Auto Lydia Leonhardy Salt Lake City Utah Miss Leonhardy L. D. Bayrell the Farmers’ Institutes
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