Williston Graphic masthead note and publication data
The Williston Graphic edited by A. Corbett is issued every Thursday with mailing details noted. The paper is entered at the Williston office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
5
The Williston Graphic edited by A. Corbett is issued every Thursday with mailing details noted. The paper is entered at the Williston office as second class mail matter.
A 1915 Department of Agriculture bulletin warns that the March through summer fly breeding season requires cleaning dirt and stables, and searing decaying vegetables to curb typhoid, tuberculosis, cholera and other germs. It calls the split log drag vital for road maintenance and notes local library and employment notices.
Mrs C Skehan of 74 S Leavitt St Chicago says eye pain and light sensitivity troubled her for years until Peruna relieved symptoms. She claims frequent use within her family and offers testimonial for wide use.
The article tours Zone exhibits including the Irish Village the 49 Camp and features like Creation and the Panama Canal. It notes the Japanese Building dedication February 24 and the Vanderbilt Cup Race postponement due to track danger. It ends with local notices on community events and a farmers club meeting.
Several Ridge residents attended Laird's sale. Families moved between farms, and local elections were held at Missouri Ridge schoolhouse. Mrs. Minnie Chamberland Sheppard's funeral was at Williston Catholic church, with many neighbors visiting and school disruptions noted.
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