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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
11
A practical guide for Graphic readers by C E Conkey on turning surplus male chicks into profitable broilers. It covers early feeding with milk or buttermilk for rapid growth and tender meat, and notes buttermilk may now be sold pre mixed with proper proportions.
A dubious adelike text urges use of a claimed corn remedy and warns against cutting corns. It then shifts to poultry farming advice detailing feed schedules for broilers from hatch to market in eight to ten weeks with emphasis on mash formulations, feeding frequency, and housing density.
The notice lists Red Cross calendar days the first or second Thursdays of each month and other Thursdays and Fridays plus related church groups. It invites all to help on those Red Cross days and states the days are open to everyone not just the organizations. People needing Red Cross material should call at the Elk's Home.
Lamberton Minnesota tops the Northern Division by raising $12,000 for the Red Cross. A United States flag crafted by the Ladies' Art Club sold for $510. Broadview Montana reports Frances Abbott, seven, as one of the world’s youngest Red Cross workers knitting wristlets sweaters and socks. Clara Nichol Sioux Falls graduates for Great Lakes naval training station to aid Red Cross. Dodge County drives hit a $1,200 tour record while Summit South Carolina raises $3,500 at a Red Cross auction. Master Paul Snyder Big Timber continues knitting with help from an older partner. Clara D. Noyes urges nurses to enroll in the Red Cross Nursing Service and American Nurses Association, doubling membership targets for wartime duty.
War review reports Austrians retreating beyond the Piave after Italian advances win bridgeheads on the river's eastern bank. Diaz cites 40,000 Austrian prisoners and up to 200,000 casualties. provisions and guns lost. Allied fronts from the North Sea to Switzerland brace for another German push as Belleau Wood and Le Port operations yield prisoners and gains.
Records reveal two 1918 land notices in Williston North Dakota. Edward Lovejoy seeks coal deposits in section 10, township 154 north range 100 west, with protests due within 30 days. Wilhelm Johnson of Williston files a homestead claim for section 24, township 156 north, range 100 west, with witnesses listed and claimants to appear before the Williston land office.
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