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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
2
This article introduces space saving kitchen cabinets built under guidance of farm agents. It covers a compact 6 ft 3 in tall cabinet with a table, flour bin, drawers, shelves, rack, knife hooks and a fold out drop table. It details construction, materials, dimensions, finishes and maintenace for sanitary, efficient home use.
Wartime documents reveal General von Buelow ordering fines on Sissonne and threats to destroy Château de Marechals and nearby villages. Prince Albert of Monaco protests to Emperor William, seeking relief for affected towns. Publication notes widespread German deportation and forced labor in occupied Belgium and France, with firsthand accounts of cruelty.
Auto numbers soar with 15000 issued by the secretary of state in Bismarck. Mandan braces for oil and gas fever as locals raise funds to sink wells. Billings county farmers seek a fair date for the season while highway plans cover 280 miles with Williams county share. John Haley reports from Jamestown on defense council recovery. Mrs Katherine Ford aids Red Cross by composing 65 articles. Plans approved for a 500000 chemistry hall at the state university. John Brown distributes 78000 farm labor questionnaires. Pembina county fair set for July 10 11 and 12. John Hollenbeck bound to district court for alleged illegal voting. Benjamin Atlas jailed for fraud in Leith NC wearing Canadian uniform. Fargo bank officials celebrated fortieth anniversary with open house. Fargo growth boosts building permits amid open weather. Wheat priced at 2.20 for 1918 crop, some push for higher prices. Pete Bardlachyich insane frozen fingers after capture near Nekoma. Langdon Scottish Rite reunion begins March 6.
A dated advertisement claims meat creates uric acid that clogs kidneys and causes pain, urging daily meat with kidney flushing using four ounces of Rad Salts mixed in water each morning. It touts Rad Salts as grape and lemon acid with Lithia to cleanse sluggish kidneys and ease bladder irritation.
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