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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
3
Advice on providing shade for poultry to prevent overheating, with options like orchard shade, sunflowers, vines, and muslin frames. Emphasizes keeping chicks cool to protect egg production and health. Also highlights skim milk as a valuable dairy by product for feeding poultry and livestock, urging use in hog and stock diets.
The article argues that wartime and industrial needs greatly increase demand for well trained engineers. It cites high school and university efforts, especially at the University of North Dakota, where engineering graduates are quickly absorbed into government and industry. Mining and industrial engineering see strong salaries and expanding opportunities both in the United States and abroad.
A Havre report details two couples who swapped wives after a legal separation and remarriage, with one spouse noting the move was legal. The Plaindealer sought court records for full details, promising further publication. The matter was tied to a Grand Forks initiative that won railroad commission approval, seen as a broader moral influence on communities.
Grand Forks July 10 The North Dakota Railroad Commission issues a far reaching order lowering interstate cream rates effective July 15 after a Commercial Club of Grand Forks petition. The plan targets cream transport from Soo Line points via Western Express to Northern and Great Northern Express, ending tariff discrimination against interior plants. The commission proposes joint rates based on continuous mileage plus a transfer charge, aiming to keep Cream within the state to aid local development and reduce costs for shippers.
Justice of the Peace Harry Amsterberg announces a public sale at 2 PM on August 4 1917 at the Andy Cooper Home Farm Round Prairie to sell estrays including a bay mare a dark bay mare and a gray mare all branded with the letter J and a heart all to be sold for cash to the highest bidder.
A famous warning urges constant vigilance against kidney trouble. It touts Jad Salts as a safe four-ounce daily remedy made from acids and lithia to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and ease urinary disorders.
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