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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
6
Graphic Farm Bureau notes Iowa youths join clubs to grow grain hogs and calves, backed by $20,000 in season loans. Edits by state dairy expert E S Estes highlight ownership of animals as key to farm careers and community support.
An old era health note urges starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims removal of toxins improves taste breath complexion and general wellbeing and promises quick health and appearance benefits.
Paris reports that the Big Four agreed on exiling William Hohenzollern as punishment for violating Belgian neutrality. Exile, like Napoleon, would place him before an international tribunal rather than extradite him to Belgium. Lansing opposed trial. Japan feared setting a precedent undermining emperor inviolability.
The local checker tournament at W. J. Kelly's home saw Wm. G. Owens captained team defeat U. S. Burdick's side by a single decisive game. A lively crowd enjoyed a post match lunch by Mrs. Kelly and the event featured brief problem offerings and a slate of games, with reports of heroic wartime sentiment and a public talk by Lt. Furlow and Curtis M. Johnson.
Mr Schafer spoke at the brick school now part of Central school praising the Victory Loan and urging bond purchases. Lt Furlow, an American ace in the Ninth Federal Reserve District, shared humorous France experiences and London's lord-making ceremony as part of a talk, ending with a note about Theo Wold’s son and service.
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