Williams County Better Farming Assn Plans 1915 Efforts
The Williston based Williams County Better Farming Association outlines 1915 plans including corn and alfalfa programs, a boys corn contest, alfalfa prizes, a county picnic near Ft. Buford, a Farm Tour hike for 50 to 75 boys, and auto tours to share best practices. Prizes total 460 dollars, funded by farmers clubs and local businesses, with support sought from nonresident landowners and immigration outreach.
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Williame County Better Farming Association
Court House
Williston
Ruzicka
Farmers’ Club
Farmers’ Clubs
Williams County
Eight Mile Farmers’ Club
Ft. Buford
Tenta
Tde
P. A. Hagge
Sottonwood Lake
A. A. Folden
T. H. G. Snell
Trenton
BE. W. Hall
Bus‘eas
Farmers' Club
Immigration Dept
Great Northern Railway Company
Williams County Better Farming Association
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
April Woman's Home Companion highlights and features
The April issue promotes better motion of films nationwide with editors recommending readable lists and practical guides for communities. It includes Mary Larry's Adventures in Thrift, Sincerity in Singing by Alma Gluck, a Talk to American Girls by Anne Morgan, an Easter sermon by Charles E. Jefferson, and Made-in-America Vacations by Albert Lee, plus fiction by noted authors and lively fashion cooking and housekeeping features. Buy Silver Sheaf Flour.
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Woman’s Home Companion
United States
Anna Steele Richardson
Mary Larry
Thesialesgere
Housewives League
Alma Gluck
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York City
Buford Notes Shaping Town Life and Trade
Buford residents lingered with friends and family as townsfolk shared news of visits from Wesview Marley and Westview, shyly reported weddings and illnesses, and discussed plans for a new store co operative. Community members Mailed, hosted dances, and prepared for spring work while J P Beisel Chas Akers and others managed farms and wood cutting.
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J. P. Beisel
Chas. Akers
Sharewell
Warren Hol
M. J. Taylor
T. V. Anderson
Chris Anderson
Ed Carr
Williston
F. M. Shatswell
Ralphi Johnston
Henrice Mott
Westview
Hallie Carey
Jesse Ditaworth
Elizabeth
Buford
Ditteworth
Elizabeth Nedmann
Julia Strand
Bernice Mott
Will
Strand
Lee Chrisman
Sennett
James Marley
Marion
Fern
Hill Top
Dove
N. Dak
Mrs. Taylor
Dougal McMaster
Charbonneau
Miss
District meeting attendees from Buford and Charbonneau
Those from Buford at the Wil it district meeting included Smithwick Dishon W Tice Jones Ben Franklin Corbett Helgerson Haas Welsh Carey Kellogg Anderson Ritter Harry Croy J C Croy Geo Bramen H D Scott Wm Baker and Eugene Wheeler. Charbonneau attendees were Carl Schoen D MacMaster and Jesse Ditsworth. The Farmer's Mere and Grain Co stockholders met to adopt by laws elect officers for the year. Officers chosen were President John Harp Treasurer and General Manager William Dishon Secretary Mrs J E Frasch Directors John Harp B Y Kellogg Harry Cray James P Beisel and John S Carey. Directors consider purchasing the Buford Merc.
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Gerry Bergman
H. H. Miller
Grafton Welsh
Geo. Reams
Genevieve Conn
Verla
Epping
James P. Beisel
Iris
Warren Holloway
Bud Mac
Frank Shatswell
Lu_ Belle Mac Master
Arthur Johnson
G. L. Welsh
Chas Akers
James Maley
Bundy Holloway
Elizabeth Newmann
Chas. Akers
Chas. Bradley
Williston
William Dishonome
Lucy
Cora
Marshie Schmid
Nellie Dishon
Lucile Miller
John Akers
Chas
Carlisle
Webster Brannan
Geo. le Roy
Chas. le Roy
Hill Top
William Stranahan
Bakers
Baker
Scott
Ansel Evans
Miss Maley
W. Scott Stranshaw
Trenton
Henry
Mra. Dittsworth
Baby Dittsworth
John Carey
Dougal MacMaster
Charbonneau
Buford
William Baker
Marian Maley
Messrs
John Goods
Russel Dishon
Harold Carey
A. B. Hess
Boyd Kline
John
Fred
Clyde McNary
Leslie Wright
Wilit
Smithwick
Dishon
W. Tice
Jones
Ben Franklin
Corbett
Helgerson
Haas
Welsh
Carey
Kellogg
Anderson
Ritter
Harry Croy
J. C. Croy
Geo. Bramen
H. D. Scott
Wm. Baker
Eugene Wheeler
Carl Schoen
D. MacMaster
Jesse Ditsworth
Varmer’s Mere, and Crain Co
Farmer's Mere and Grain Co
John Harp
William Dishon
J. E. Frasch
B. Y. Kellogg
Harry Cray
John S. Carey
Buford Merc
Washington Letter Notes Unraveled Law And Global Talks
The Washington Letter reports a rare session gap as a Patent Office reorganization bill stalls in Senate and cannot reach the President. Col. E. M. House departs abroad to gauge peace talks, while Walter F. Rittman’s process to boost gasoline output spurs plans for a Treasury directed company. U.S. exports reach a New York record of 10 million dollars in a single day as Pan American financial talks are set for May 10 in Washington with bankers invited.
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Washington
Congress
Patent Office
House
Senate
Col. E. M. House
Nmor
Walter F. Rittman
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Custom House
New York Customs House
Wilson
Pan-American Financial Congress
Kitchen Tips From Old Recipes Aimed At Everyday Cleanup
The text offers methods such as lemon use to refresh sour sponges and brass pieces, lemon on brass with boiling water then polish, using an egg beater for mayonnaise, boiling burnt pans with soda water, and dissolving cocoa with sugar before adding to boiling water.
Household Laundry Tips from an Old Home Expert
Household guidance suggests washing quilts and comforts lightly then beating them to fluffiness while nearly dry. It notes dresses stored away may crease and should be hung by a fire to relax folds. It warns colored dresses need salted water and shade drying, never sun.
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J. J. Raasta Caetin Bell
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