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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
4
Advertising rates listed include fifteen cents per inch per insertion and twelve and a half cents per inch per issue under yearly contracts for 1200 inches. Want ads are one cent per word per issue and reading notices five cents per line per issue. Inside yearly contracts: 835.00 for 1000 lines. Profession cards seventy five cents per inch per month or 87.50 per year if prepaid.
The United Williston ticket promotes a united city platform. Candidates emphasize non factional leadership and civic unity. Peteclatyre, McIntyre, Milloy, Borsheim, Bell, Smith, and Houge are highlighted for past service, business integrity, and readiness to advance Williston with united efforts.
Indignation rose over a printed article titled Voters of Williston signed Citizens Ticket. It mocked the United Williston platform and accused its drafters of deceit. Twelve citizens drew the platform and 116 business, laboring and professional men adopted it, defending their honesty and rallying more support for the United Platform. The tactic is condemned as ineffective for winning votes.
Last week’s issues of the Weekly State and Herald boost Mayor candidate Jackson on the United Williston Platform. Voters are tired of false attacks and politics of scare. Jackson’s clean, honest campaign is seen as a lesson for future elections. A large silent vote is anticipated as residents decide what protects their homes and families.
St Paul Minnesota March 28 1911 the document outlines a possible solution to present economic concerns for Williston area irrigation. It proposes acreage based charges water per acre foot and maintenance fees beginning 1912 and escalating through 1922.
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