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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
6
The editor argues for persistent road improvement to curb mud costs and boost farm profits. It contrasts old and new western road building, notes 300 million dollars yearly mud tax, and urges利用 time saved by mail delivery and telephone reports for road work, stressing community benefit and shared costs.
The Ray Recorder cites community opinion opposing incumbent E. M. Atterberry for a seventh term. It argues he has held the post ten years and that division of the county would not restore a need for his continued tenure, urging new candidates to have a fair chance.
The piece argues that the county should replace long serving auditor Mr. Atterberry whose tenure risks locking in a single leader. It praises Atterberry as a capable auditor but insists fresh faces are needed, noting the need for books kept so any future official can take over smoothly. The Graphic plans to publish facts and figures to persuade voters to support retirement.
Congressman Hanna pressed for immediate availability of funds in the sundry civil bill to accelerate coal examination work for homestead claims in western North Dakota. He spoke with Chairman Tawney and Land Commissioner Dennett, who promised to increase expert staff as soon as the bill becomes law to reduce delays in title issuance.
The Garden Valley Literary Society hosted a basket supper last Saturday at the school house. Over 80 dollars from baskets will fund house and grounds improvements. A large crowd enjoyed a fine program and an auction followed. The next meeting is set for May 28 with a Memorial Day program in the works. The society has grown strong and aided the community. Everyone is invited.
Fargo reports Dean J H Shepperd of North Dakota A C returned from Washington where he testified before the senate high cost of living investigating committee. He said McCumber's influence is noted in proceedings and farmers have risen living standards with telephones buggies and instruments, while earning less than other sectors.
Senator McCumber’s doctrine on prices was urged by speakers as supply and demand determine current levels. Colonel Power of Helendale stock farm testified on Wednesday and plans a Washington and New England visit before returning to North Dakota. The committee promises further data collection and special investigations while praising Washington’s beauty.
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