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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
5
A week or two ago we discussed whipping cream and the response has been encouraging. Discriminating cooks seek the best and demand dependable cream. More people understand the safest place to buy Number One cream or milk is Tue Shaby Glen Dairy.
Superintendent Weldreajer Dickineot presents results from annual experiments at the substation. The report covers 1908 to 1910, comparing yields by preceding crop and tillage. Wheat and oats show highest long term yields after clean summer fallow, with variations for 1910 and after corn.
Judge William T. Dickson ruled the perjury indictments against George B. Cox defective in substance, freeing him from reindictment on the same alleged facts. Cox had testified before a 1906 grand jury. the case traces through 15 Ohio judges amid disputes over prosecutorial action and constitutional rights.
Washington May 23 Impressive ceremonies marked the unveiling of the memorial to Major L'Enfant the French engineer who laid out Washington city The event featured brief addresses by President Taft Senator Root and the French ambassador M Jusserand and military pomp from troops at Washington and Fort Myer L Enfant was reinterred at Arlington on April 28 1909 after a long time in a modest grave and funds approved to move his remains were authorized by Congress
Fires sweep Hokkaido, the northern island of Japan, destroying villages and threatening vast areas. Troops and every available man fight the flames as the fire line stretches about sixty miles. fatalities and total damage remain unknown.
New York May 22 Col Henry O Selzas a well known financier and director in major industrial firms killed himself in Central Park.
The Greene a Detroit bound steamer carrying wire for Owen Sound ran onto a shoal west of Devil Island seven miles from Bare in fog. The vessel remains aground while salvage and shore safety measures are assessed.
London May 22 The imperial conference brings together the king, cabinet, and colonial premiers from Australia Canada South Africa New Zealand and Newfoundland to debate trade preferences defense and imperial reform. New Zealand proposes an imperial advisory council while Australia seeks to withdraw London declaration objections amid a broader push for empire reform.
Practical notes on stock farming emphasize morning water for horses, cautious feeding of flaxseed to brood mares, limited hay and grain without exercise, and pasturing hogs sheep and calves on rape fields. Warns of tuberculosis in swine, dehorning in mild weather, disinfectants, and parasite control with ashes salt charcoal lime and sulfur.
The article offers poultry guidance covering hens, chicks, and turkeys with notes on care, feeding, and breeding. It highlights dangers from mites, stresses green food for strong eggs, and mentions incubation losses while noting ideal ganders and pigeon feed practices. It ends with a brief remark on broiler pricing and sale price per pound.
Lindeke Warner Sons of Minneapolis and the Golden Rule Department Store of St. Paul shared the bankrupt Tibbs Hutchings assets for 1 243 000. The Golden Rule bought merchandise stock and fixtures for 359 500 while Lindeke took all remaining assets including receivables for 883 500. Creditors to be convened May 31 before the bankruptcy referee. Inventoried values show merchandise at 5 000, furniture 50 000, real estate 5 500, and accounts 1 164 000.
Gertrude Gaynor 22 daughter of New York mayor and William Seward Webb Jr a New York millionaire’s son wed in Wilmington after eloping there accompanied by Harry K Wingut and wife Edith Gaynor Wingut who also eloped and married here last year.
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