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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
4
A local opinion piece attacks Atterberry supporters who push for another term as Williams County auditor. It argues for training a successor, questions sole qualification claims, and contends Atterberry has already benefited financially from the office.
A critic calls a remark about Senator McCumber's illness a political move, noting the senator underwent two abscess operations and faced septic infection after the second operation. The writer condemns the commentator as a disgrace to journalism and urges dismissal from the profession.
Senator McCumber shows rapid improvement and aims to return in two or three weeks. Walter C. Taylor of LaMoure announces his candidacy for Commissioner of Insurance on the Republican ticket and draws broad editor support across the state.
F. F. Bergman of Rugby relocated with his family to Williston and has rented offices in the Fred Wegley block to operate a land and loan business as F. P. Bergman & Co. He has thirty years in the state and extensive schooling including Luther College and Gustavus Adolphus College, with honors. He speaks Norwegian and German.
Bardi G. Skulason of Grand Forks Republican candidate for congress spoke to a large crowd at the courthouse last night. He criticized the elimina tion committee tactic used by some politicians at a Valley City meeting and urged party unity while advocating arbitration over naval spending for public benefit.
A H Brown declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Williams County Clerk, asserting candidacy is subject to voters at the primary election on June 29, 1910. He states intent to serve if elected.
A scattered 1909 column surveys U.S.-China trade ties, Cuba’s postwar growth, and Russia’s turmoil. It highlights China’s student exchange plan funded from indemnity, Cuba’s rail and resource expansion, and ongoing unrest in Russia while noting rising U.S.-North American trade to about 260 million dollars.
Notice demands all cess pools and closets not connected to the sewer on lots joining Main street be closed and connected to the sewer. The order, issued by City Health Officer L. B. Dochterman, warns enforcement and urges early action.
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