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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
8
A detailed guide on animal foods for poultry covering meat scrap bone fish scrap green bone bone meal blood meal and dairy by products. It notes meat scrap as the most universally used, advises on quality checks and safety, discusses milk and buttermilk use, and gives ration percentages for chicks and adults.
Judge Messle rules that inheritance tax structure is constitutional and not discriminatory. The case challenged higher rates on nephews versus cousins, arguing unfair treatment. Tax Commissioner Wallace represented the state.
New York judge sentenced Warren Waite to die in the electric chair during the week of May 10 for the murder of his father-in-law John E. Peck. Waite’s request for a new trial was denied after his defense argued for one. He condemned himself as he thanked the court and prosecutors and expressed remorse for the crime and suffering caused.
A brief note reflects on the card of thanks as a relic of historical commemorations. It notes cultural change and the tradition's fading role in modern communication.
A column laments the ongoing publication of card of thanks notices. It argues thanks for humane acts belong in person, not newspapers, noting funerals and sickness support deserve direct contact and possible honorarium. It condemns advertising such notices as profitless and excessive.
Washington May 31 news details new coin designs for the dime quarter and half dollar to be minted after July 1 1916. Both pieces feature Liberty in full view on the obverse with symbols of unity strength and peace and the reverse showing an eagle and symbolic rock pine or laurel. The changes aim to boost circulation of the redesigned coins and restore the half dollar to use.
A humorous portrait of a father who blasts the weekly newspaper when it misses his interests. He rails at missing mentions of weddings, social notes, and local events, complains editors ignore readers, and threatens mild mischief yet remains affectionate about the paper overall.
A Glasgow Democrat column argues towns prosper only with active citizens. It highlights Nehemiah like leaders who face scoffs, praises widow Mrs Zetta Wood of Valley County for five years of self made success, cattle stock care, and independent living amid harsh winters.
A 23 year old man walked from the Northern Pacific depot toward the Bozeman tunnel after trains east were halted. Engineer McVicker spotted a second locomotive on collision course and stopped his engine. Foreman Bachling boarded the other cab and halted it, driverless. No suspect was found tonight. Fire in Minot roundhouse damages several engines and woodwork. engines 384 385 1453 and 1217 burned, some sent to Devils Lake shops for rebuilding. lubricants exploded, many engines evacuated. Advance notice for a June 16 Knights of Columbus ball at the Armory with Ionatald's orchestra.
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