Advance Clocks and Rural Education Advocates
The Williston Graphic notes daylight saving starts March 30 and praises a national push for agricultural education in high schools. It argues agriculture should be a core subject, outlines recommended courses, and urges students to view farming as wealth creation driven by personal capital and thrift. It includes reader letters urging parental guidance and youth control to prevent later social issues.
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Congress
United States Bureau of Education
Bureau of Education
Inside Bath Promises Health and Fresh Appearance
A health-advocacy piece urges daily hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims it improves breath tongue coating headaches and complexion and notes the treatment costs little and yields pronounced health and appearance benefits.
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Powels
Tesla on talking with Mars by wireless pictures
Nikola Tesla cites Mars life possibility and expert radio timing to argue that wireless pictures could be exchanged with Mars. He believes interplanetary communication will emerge from mathematics and wireless telegraphy, predicting a five minute radio impulse at closest approach. A separate classified line offers red cedar split pasta in car lots from J F Jacobson in Kennewick, Wash.
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Thnt
Nikola Tesla
William Marconi
New York Evening Post
Colorado Springs
Tesla
Mars
New York
Venus
Earth
Mars Mus
Terrestry
Marconi
Tela
J. F. Jacobson
Kennewick, Wash
Weather Report for Williston North Carolina 1919
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report for Williston NC covering the week ending March 19 1919. Highest 48 on the 18th, lowest zero on the 19th, average 17. Precipitation .49 inch versus normal .14 inch. Extremes in past five years show 59 on March 18 1918 and zero on March 17 1917. Greatest weekly precipitation .49 inch in 1919. John S Craig observer.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
Williston
N. Cak
John S. Craig
Supper Postponed by First Lutheran Church
The First Lutheran Church postpones its Friday supper due to sickness on the committee and absence of members from town. A new date will be announced later.
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First Lutheran Church
Biennial City Election Notice in Williston North Dakota
Notice states the biennial city election on April 1 1919 in Williston North Dakota to elect two city commissioners one police magistrate and one justice of the peace for two years polls open 8 am to 6 pm First Ward County Court House Second Ward I C O F Hall Third Ward Public Library Fourth Ward Westlawn School Dated March 18 1919 signed Thos F Craven president and W G Dickey city auditor City of Williston ND.
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Williston
North Dakota
Justice of the Pesce
County Court House
I. C. O. F. Hall
Third Ward
Public Library
Fourth Ward
Westlawn School
Thos, F. Craven
Board of City Commissioners
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