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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

8

President Wilson Urges Unified War Effort and Russia Support

In a wartime address, President Wilson stresses two duties: to win the war and to win it nobly. He rejects peace concessions as insincere, pledges full American mobilization, and highlights the Red Cross as a key instrument of mercy. He frames the war as unselfish and world knitting, with friendship as the world’s cement and the United States standing by Russia and France.

The Red Cross Congress of the United States Congress Russia France Germany

Mine Closes for Summer on May 18

The Ellithorpe mine will close for the summer on May 18. Potential coal buyers are urged to haul supplies before the deadline to avoid disruption.

Ellithorpe

Advertised Letters at Williston May 21 1913

List of unclaimed letters at Williston North Dakota for the week ending May 21 1913 includes Anderson Ruth Evenson Carrie Holloway Mrs C G Johnson Mrs Anna LaRose H M Mallon Mrs Ed Martin Howard D Montgomery J W Norton Arthur Parrinh Al Calling for these letters please mention advertised Waldo Leonhardy Postmaster

Williston N. Dak Anderson Ruth Evenson Carrie Holloway C. G Johnson Anna LaRose H. M Mallon Martin Howard D Montgomey J. W Norton Arthur Parrinh

Camp Gordon Letter Describes Travel and Life in 1918

A soldier's letter from Camp Gordon Atlanta dated May 17 1918 recounts a trip from Camp Dix via Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Charlotte visits to see the Capitol White House and city life. He notes food train travel conditions Northwest Nazs Guard units in Camp Greene and comments on local towns attitudes toward soldiers. He mentions possible transfer to Camp Pike Arkansas and lists a stray mare notice and legal summons from Williams County North Dakota with standard court instructions and bank report.

Camp Dix Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Capitol White House Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Charlotte N. C Camp Greene Co. E. of Willston Naz Camp Gordon Atlanta Camp Pike Arkansas John F. Heffernan 26Th Co 3Rd Infantry State OF North Dakota Williston Williams North Dakota John J. Murphy & Tran Vi Metager Williard County Aula Ams

War Talks by Uncle Dan opens series on military topics

Howard H. Gross president of the Universal Military Training League introduces a series titled War Talks. The pieces promise unusual interest in military matters and explain the aims behind the lectures.

Uncle Dan Howard H. Gross Universal Military Training League

War Talks By Uncle Dan

A farmhouse discussion between Billie and Uncle Dan on wartime duty and universal military training. Uncle Dan argues for large men in industry and farm labor, and permanent universal training to deter German aggression and safeguard American liberty. Billie invites friend Jimmie Collins to join future talks.

Billie Dan Bille Uncle Dan Township Joneses Greggs Grandma Jones Judge Brow- Bell St. Germany Knnner Germany United States Graham America Jimmie Colins Cnocle Dan Jimmie

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