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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
North Dakota state seeds push stresses seed plots for each crop type to improve cereal crops, corn and potatoes. Farmers should select best seed, ensure good drainage, prevent volunteer grain, and record plots for rotation. State Seed Commissioner Bolley offers help and seeks grower participation.
A Rochester man recounts thirty years of stomach and bowel trouble improved by Peruna tonic. The letter endorses Peruna as effective for catarrh and urges readers to ask doctors or dealers for Dr. Hartman’s World Famous Peruna Tonic. The Peruna Company offers a free health book and an Almanac.
P Gain of One Hour by daylight saving is framed as a knockout blow to Bolshevik doctrine. The piece argues the law provides extra daylight for 210 days, boosting home food production, healthful recreation, and savings on electric and coal costs while fortifying workers against unrest.
A North Dakota boy in France sends a poem from the A. E. F. 352nd Infantry detailing the voyage from U S to England and France. It recalls ships, trains, camps, towns, gas drills, and trench life with informal notes on danger and routine.
The piece argues that home gardens and the War Garden program build better citizenship through self sufficiency thrift and language skills. It cites Abraham Bowers and the Y M C A National War Garden Commission reports including Newark garden growth and daylight as a reconstruction asset while urging employers to support garden efforts and defend against unrest with patriotism.
Washington reports price agreements affecting major raw materials are expected soon after the steel industry pact with the new industrial board at the department of commerce. Lumber leaders met with the board to discuss the relation of lumber to other building materials amid efforts to revive and stabilize business.
Officials say the steel price agreement will be beneficial and not likely to face Sherman anti trust challenges. Chairman Peek and the industrial board met with Attorney General Palmer yesterday. The former called it merely a social call.
A colored ferryman in Mississippi refused to charge a tramp crossing. The tramp lacked money, and while the ferryman refused, he concluded that a man without a nickel is just as well off on this side of the river as on the other.
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