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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
7
A candidate from Westdal announces their bid for the Republican nomination for Representative from this district. The statement includes political advocacy wording and urges support for the candidacy ahead of the nomination process.
A candidate from Tioga announces pursuit of the Republican nomination for Representative at the June primaries. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges to serve the best interests of the public and the state.
A self announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for representative for Eaton and McKensie counties in the primary on November 4, 1914. The misspelled notice lists the speaker as Carney and notes the election context.
The candidate announces his bid for Williams County Coroner in the 1914 election. He claims familiarity with coroner duties and expresses readiness to continue in the office for a second term, urging voters to support him.
A fragmented public notice announces candidate declarations for legislature and county auditor positions. Names such as M. H. AAEN and references to districts and a June primary are present, but the text is garbled. The notice seems to request support and outlines eligibility and election timing.
Ole Be Ingwa announces candidacy for the Republican ticket for Register of Deeds of Williams County North Dakota, nomination pending the election on June 24, 1914.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice snip with names Butler and Wiesenig in North Dakota, dated on or around Tune 26 88, unclear action or context and missing details of the proceeding or authority involved.
The document appears to be an electoral notice or legal directive naming C. A. M. Spencer of Williaton as a best peer for the Republican electors in Willane County. It references internal procedures and indicates an inded nomination or appointment process within the party. The fragmentary text lacks a clear action, date, or outcome.
Im Owens of Williston North Dakota announces candidacy for State's Attorney of the county at upcoming Republican primaries. He promotes reform, law enforcement experience, and commitment to pursuing cases with diligence.
A candidate files for the Republican nomination for the office of Inter of Deeds of Williama County North Dakota at the June primary election. The entry cites Tweeten Tioga North Dakota with pages 39 to 42.
Announcement notes a public party nomination process for Williams Bond Deeds. June ballots await voter participation as B L Hardaway presides over the event in the local area. The text indicates a formal call for candidate or position in the party process.
Public notices announce candidates for Williams County offices on the Republican ticket. John L. Jarstad seeks sheriff and B. Brown or Seibert seek clerk of district court, with primaries set for June 24, 1914.
Sealed bids will be received by the Town Board of Winner township for the deposit of township funds and desire. Interest on daily and monthly vice. Bids to be opened Tuesday May 19 1914. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Township Clerk Marmon N v
An American farmer observer argues bankers misunderstand farm loans. He contrasts U S practices with European cooperatives in Germany and Prussia, noting long term real estate mortgages, cooperative credit, and gilt edged bonds backing loans. He warns rural credit alone cannot cure farming woes without sound marketing and management.
The article notes flax often leaves land less productive for years, with many farmers recalling years of poor growth after flax. It cites farmers across the Dakotas and Minnesota who warn against flax on new land, except with long rotations, and compares soil exhaustion to costly fertilizer needs in fruit growing in the far west.
Bulletin No. 107 from North Dakota Experiment Station by H L Bolley discusses how root diseases reduce quality and yield in wheat, and how continued cropping affects occurrence. It recommends three controls: plant one pure bred seed variety and treat before seeding. crop the land to starve out disease fungi. avoid fresh manure containing wheat straw on wheat land.
Notice lists a mortgage foreclosure for George W. Page and Norah Page as mortgagors against E.R. Brownson in Williams County North Dakota with sale set for May 16 1914. The document includes description of the property South East Quarter Section Four Township 158 North Range 101 West, 160 acres, and notes the amount due of 440 dollars and 20 cents plus interest and costs. Also contains citations for petitions and notices in the Williston court regarding administration of estates and creditors, naming Laura Slingsby and Tillie A Courtenay estates and dates for hearings and creditor claims in 1914.
Notice declares default on mortgage held by Nora Sommerfeld and Guntat Sommerfeld to Brod aguthard, recorded 1909, with assignments to H. P. Friday. It states foreclosure action for Southeast quarter of Section 37, Township 36, North Range 99, Williams County North Dakota, sale at Williams County Courthouse on May 16, 1914, at 2 pm to satisfy due amounts including past taxes and interest.
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