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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
6
The article argues that great cities will lead a sane Fourth amid reforms, noting Chicago and other metros restrict fireworks to four days and ban toy pistols. It urges quiet picnics and home celebrations with orderly displays, prodding a national shift away from noisy dangers.
The piece argues business success hinges on newspaper advertising, not reader traffic, urging wider circulation quality awareness. It notes a proposal for school chair adjustments to tailor education by student disposition and supports consultation in schools. It also reports a bill in Congress to compensate Lewis Publishing for government mail fraud actions, seeking 1.5 million dollars as vindication.
Mr Wm McCrory of this city and Miss Maude Ott of Buford wed at the Methodist parsonage presided by Rev F S Hollett Saturday at nine. McCrory, a trusted Robertson lumber company employee, is well liked. The bride, daughter of Rev and Mrs E Ott, Buford, is described as a beautiful young lady. The ceremony was very quiet.
Tioga seeks to relocate the Zion Lutheran cemetery as town records note. Wildrose sold townsite lots totaling 15 000 dollars on Monday, Ambrose team set to play at Macoun Saskatchewan for Dominion Day celebration.
Severe wind storm near Minot last week destroyed a large silo and blew down several barns with further minor damages to buildings. Lightning strikes near Culbertson damaged a house and injured several people when a telephone line was struck.
A homesteader near Banks found a dead body atop a hill on his claim last week. It showed evidence of long exposure and two dried hands were nearby. The Schafer Record suggests a mystery, but the finding is thought to be the result of tribal custom by some Indians leaving the body.
E S Lapman of Trenton visited The Graphic office Monday and praised his corn crop. He credits high quality to careful cultivation and deep Spring breaking plowing of about six inches. He notes current weather as good for corn and asserts his crop is strictly all right despite common beliefs against spring breaking.
Modern Woodmen of America monthly July issue highlights a sanatorium in Colorado Springs for consumptives. It features grounds, officers, and tent houses with emphasis on practical benefits and brotherhood. The publication praises the institution as a practical, progressive health effort.
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