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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
2
Advice from poultry specialists on feeding young chicks stresses five feedings daily boosts growth but warns against overfeeding. Chickens should be fed barely enough to satisfy appetite and keep them active, with a larger evening meal.
An advertisement touts Geta-It as a painless corns remover praised for its quick drying action and hands free application. It claims the product peels away corns without harming flesh and offers a simple disposable applicator in each bottle.
The editor notes Williams County boys and girls are beginning sheep clubs through systems promoted by Successful Farming. They seek to start with minimal cost by using editor advised plans offered at low interest, aiming to grow sheep raising activities locally.
Mrs James White of Vinto New Mexico asks the draft board to induct her two sons Tim and Harley into service after a September 12 fight on registration day Their attempts to enlist were denied due to physical disability Deputies stopped the fight and the brothers may be drafted immediately
Ten year old Johnny Ellenberger, of TGonnellsville, Pa, is accused by police of lifting 25 dollars from a foreigner. He allegedly donated 12 dollars to the Red Cross and bought cream cones for every youngster on his street.
North Dakota debates a reform to public printing ending dual or triple newspaper notices. A bill would award two year patronage to a single county paper chosen by voters, cutting costs and eliminating fights between commissioners and local papers. Burleigh County estimates saving about 3,300 dollars last year, with statewide potential savings around 265 thousand dollars every two years.
Salsberg Bros Co lists November December prices for hides pelts and wool. Cured hides from 16% to 41% for various sizes, calf and kip prices shown, green hides and horse hides also priced. Market notes state prices may change and government later may set tallow prices. Written for Williston readers with contact info and price ranges.
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