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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
11
A letter from a private bonding company warns township clerks to plan for bonds, while State officials push back stating the State has issued about 140 bonds and aims to reach a $100,000 fund. The article notes Bonding Act rules and seeks public awareness of the department’s finances.
Washington reports that the US Army, National Army and National Guard will merge identities as war progresses. Pershing plans a replacement system to handle nearly 250000 this year and expects enlisted men to be intermixed across divisions. The six division corps plan uses a three-line front with rapid reinforcement from second and third lines.
Farmers in North Dakota pledge next year’s crop for Red Cross aid and unveil iron press crosses to mark land. A Red Cross dog in Quinn is made a member for snarling at Kaiser. Moorhead women plan two lean Red Cross days to fund materials. Great Falls residents observe shave less day raising winter funds. Grand Forks cues knit sweater in under six hours setting a speed record. Hoskins hosts a flower sale raising 256 dollars for Bismarck Red Cross fund.
The guide from North Dakota Agricultural College explains intensive back yard gardening. It suggests planting pepper and beets first and sowing radishes onions and early beets between the rows to keep rows as little as one foot apart. It notes sweet corn beans cabbage and potatoes can use two foot row spacing.
A druggist promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claiming it darkens gray or faded hair naturally and evenly after one or two applications. The formula supposedly restores youthful appearance in days, with a disclaimer that it is not a disease treatment.
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