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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
7
A small town faced board opposition to a kindergarten yet started a class with a dedicated teacher. Mothers who supported play-based learning saw value in early education, inviting home effort and community clubs to spread Froebel methods. The piece argues play sustains youth and urges parents to engage with their children's schooling.
After buying the Broadway Shoe Shop from Mr. Lindquist, the new owner announces the shop is open for business and ready to handle all kinds of shoe repairing.
The article discusses wholesome meals and home beekeeping as a woman’s employment amid sugar shortages. It provides recipes for orange jelly mold, beer and oatmeal scrapple, and maple syrup cake with steps, ingredients, and serving notes.
A long excerpt of old recipes and a foreclosure notice mix in this fragment. It offers Junket with Raising and other desserts like Ginger Pudding and Caramel Pudding, followed by a legal notice about a mortgage foreclosure in Williams County North Dakota and a cancellation of contract for deed filed by Finley Pepple. The text preserves period language and multiple named individuals and places.
The East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section Twelve in Township 154 North Range 100 West will be sold at the Williston courthouse in Williams County North Dakota on May 10 1918 at 3 PM to satisfy a mortgage of 221 20 due. Attorneys L Burdick and John J Murphy sign for the mortgagee F P Bergman.
The State of North Dakota summons defendants including Great Orth and various Graichen and Ulrich parties to answer a complaint filed in Williams County District Court. Defendants must respond within 30 days of service or face default judgment. The notice confirms the complaint is on file in Williston with attorney Jon Murphy & Toner.
An old notice mixes a sensational misprint about a cure called freerone with several public notices from Williston North Dakota. It mentions an 1916 homestead entry by John Ire Brant, claims and dates, then moves to a creditor notice for Mikal O. Haugavar and an administrator in Grand Forks, all in Williams County.
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