United States Timber Supply and Looming Famine
The Forest Service circular argues U S timber use far exceeds sustainable growth. It cites per acre gains, aging stands, and shifting ownership while warning of a future scarcity unless harvesting slows and growth increases. Washington leads in current annual cut as private lands dominate remaining forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Forest Service
Germany
Saxony
Prussia
Lake States
Pacific States
Washington
Long Term Woodlands Policy and National Control
The passage argues for extended time horizons in forestry, noting that long investments deter short sighted business minds. It contends that broader National and State control over woodlands would help keep forests productive for the long run.
Bijou Theatre Sells to Perry and Dunham
Jos. W. Stroud sold the Bijou theatre this week for 2750 dollars to Jos. Perry and R. L. Dunham. Stroud had operated it briefly before deciding to sell. Perry is a ticket agent and Dunham heads the local express office for Great Northern, with both new owners long time residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stroud
RL. Dunham
Jas Perry
Jos. W. Stroud
Jos. Perry
R. L. Dunham
Stroud
Dunham
Perry
Great Northern
Mr. Dunham
Williston Musical Club Plans Monday Meeting
The Williston Musical Club will meet Monday at Mrs. Brownell’s home. Roll Call Piano Duet, Mrs. E Male Quartet, Piano Solo, Miss Hougen Vocal Duet, and Ladies Quartets by Mrs. Hardaway with Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Siewert, Mrs. Grant, and Miss Lougheed form the program. Hardwood flooring notice promotes Perma-Lac soft pine look. available at Williston Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Hardaway
Mrs. Grant
Siewert
Grant
Lougheed
Perma-Lac
Williston Drug Store
Gates Starts Foundation for New Grafton Livery Barn
J D Gates of Grafton began laying a concrete foundation Tuesday for a large livery barn on his new property one block west of the post office. The structure, to be among the city’s best, will place Gates’ horses and rigs on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Gates
Grafton
G. M. Thomas
Farm For Rent Near Williston and Spring Brook
Eleven miles from Williston and three and a half miles southeast of Spring Brook a farm available for rent. Thirty acres were broken last June and 20 acres were eroded before. Inquire at The Greenyard Clothing Store.
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Williston
Springbrook
Greenyard Clothing Store
Home Cooking Sale by Ladies Aid at Grant Co Grocery
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church will hold a home cooking school Saturday afternoon in the Grant & Co. grocery store. Several of the best cooks in the land belong to this aid and shoppers are urged to buy Sunday eatables at the sale.
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Ladies Aid
The
Congregational Church
Grant & Co
Strayed ponies sought in Ray N Dakota with reward
A black pony with white face and four white feet, weight about 750, age six, and a roan pony, age six, weight 800, last seen going west in 99. A. E. Hughes of Ray North Dakota offers a reward for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hughes
Ray
N. Dak
Open Shooting Gallery Planned Near McKay Drug Store
Eva Bond and L. J. Boyd announce the opening of a shooting gallery this afternoon on the vacant lot south of the McKay Drug Store. They state the gallery features a modern set of targets designed to provide engaging shooting games for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bond
L. J. Boyd
McKay Drug Store
Wheat Reaches $1 as Panic Grips Board of Trade
Chicago May 14 Wheat hit the dollar mark in wild trading as September and December contracts surged on foreign buying and a speculative craze. July opened 93 to 95 cents, later 96 to 97 cents, while September neared $1 before settling near 99 to 98 cents. Traders fear a world bread shortage with heavy crop losses in the U.S. and Europe and a reduced exporting surplus.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Balli Jasm
Europe
United States
Canada
Northwest
New York
Williston Seeks Annexation Of West Lawn Land Addition
A 1907 filing from Williston landowners requests annexation of West Lawn Addition lands portioned in Section 23 Township 154 north Range 101 west. Names listed include Williston Land Co and many owners. The notice confirms after publication the lands will join Williston per law. Mayor Jos Wegley and City Auditor D C Page sign.
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Williston
N. D
N.E
City of
Virgi Wittmeier
Bae Pky
St. P. m
Williston Land Co
E. R. Brownson
M.J. McLeod
Hi. C. DeLavey
Jeasie Hill
Jos
W. Jackson
Ethel Young
L. B
Doctherman
M.D
John A. Corbett
A. Corbett
Edgar Corbett
Hans Hanson Earnest V. Voulter
B.C, Carney
J.B. Lyon
R. M. Calderwood
Mma B. Hill
W.F. Roche
May Roche
J.B. Roche
W. H. Roche
Alex. R. Rhymer
M.S. Philips
C. M. Campbell
T. R. Blankenship
W. B. Overson
Clinton &. Downs A. Vieting
Winfred Townsend
H. C. Blankenship
A. L
Jos. Wegley
D.C. Page
Bids Wanted for Two Story Brick Building Project
John Heffernan seeks bids for a two story brick building with basement. Bids will be opened in May. Plans and specs are at Heffernan's office. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Each bid must include a certified check for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heffernan
Heffernan
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Williston Graphic
Guarmrcia
John. A. Corbett
United States Timber Supply
Musical Club
Miss Hougen
Lexington
T. D. Chenault
Madison County
Berlin
First National Bank
North Dakota
Williams County
Mickelson
Turtle Lake
Mickelson Chemical Co
Minot
Turtle Lake Drug Co
J. R
D. J. Creaser
Wil
Jos, Wegley
Luyor
Williston, N. D
Williams County Bank
Link and Sullivan
West & Rawson
East Broadway
Actial
Wegley & Dennis
Citizna National Bank
F. L. Gordon
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