Williston Correspondence Notes Local Visits and Illness
Michael Harstad and family attend Red Cross meeting at Henry Hansens. Bert Aspland and family host visitors from Williston. J O Neill departs for draft in Monday departure. Edward Pettis injures foot on spike. healing. Clinton Field loses finger in Montana farm accident. amputation performed. Red Cross dance at Armory raises funds. next meeting Sunday 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Kaetzel
Williston
Albert Thom
Bert Aspland
Mike Harstad
Charley Aspland
Carl Aspland
Percy Collins
Frank Williams
Jamestown
N. C
Red Cross
Henry Hansen
Chas
Bryan Kaetzel
Parcy Collings
Theodore
Edward Pettis
Pettis
Frank Lowe
Geo. Hoos
Lowe
Pittsfield
Ill
Hoos
Illinois
Clinton Field
Montana
Clinton
Armory
Residents and Visitors Trade News From Paris Township
Local residents and visitors are noted for Sunday visits and health updates. Miss Mildred Trumbo plans to return to Fargo if her father improves. Mrs. F P Seivert returns from Minot hospital to Williston area as friends anticipate her recovery. Red Cross knitting dominates a Helping Hand gathering while plans for Paris children’s summer vacations include 30 francs monthly support and a subcommittee to manage transport for sick children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Metzger
J. F. Schafer
L. C. Hart
Mildred Trumbo
Fargo
W. L. Shartle
St. Paul
Noth Dakota
Wylie Thompson
F. P. Seivert
Minot Hospital
Williston
Lizzie Scheirbeck
Red Cross
Morehead
Moon
Alice Mellor
Palmer School House
D. Shaw
Larkin Hart
Wintana
Pa Montana
Ryland
Nash
Averdeen
Dakota
E. S. Shaw
Bismarck
North Dakota
Minot
Paris
Leach
American Red Cross
Charce
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys Advised
An American health note urges reducing rich foods to ease kidney strain. It promotes four ounces daily of Jad Salts, dissolved in water, claiming it neutralizes urine acids, relieves bladder irritation, and supports kidney function for a low cost.
Mercy or Mockery of the Sea War Lessons From German Tactics
The essay condemns German submarine warfare and aerial attacks that ignored distress signals and civilian safety. It notes S O S calls being ignored, ships sunk without warning, and London’s night defenses with searchlights and shrapnel. It contrasts humane norms with brutal tactics and cites Allied resistance arousing global opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
London
English Channel
Thames River
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O’dell and Company
Williston and Vicinity
O’dell & CO
C. Joseph, Prop
Happy Hollow
J. T. Brown
Hi. E. Field
G. N
Hartman
Hilton
Reed
Brown
John O'Neill
Schumacher
Hil- Carl
Tampico
Mont
Ion
Theodore Brown
Canada
Ford
Pherrin
The
Wahken
Minn
Prismolite Company
4Th and Gay Streets
Columb
Salsberg Bros. & CO
Williston,nd
First Ave
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