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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
8
The store advertises a 15 percent reduction on a large stock of rugs including Axminsters Wiltons Brussels and Velvets in rich designs and various sizes. Shoppers are invited to come in and view the selections and prices.
Weather summary by Willis L. Moore reports a week ending May 24 1911 in Williston North Dakota. Highest temperature 74 on May 23, lowest 38 on May 20, average 56 with normal 66. Total rainfall .18. For 1910 same week highest 74 on May 18 lowest 30 on May 20 average 50 normal 56 and rainfall .17.
Jersey Bromberg the pound master has taken in a large St. Bernard found running at large. The dog’s owner is unknown and the article invites identification.
Northwestern delegations plan to attend sun dances to influence the weather for the coming season. They hope to prevent hail storms and ensure a bumper crop, a belief they say also applies to white settlers this year.
In loving memory of Alice V Barnfather daughter of Fenwick L and Sarah Barnfather who died April 31 1909 at age ten years three months We loved her and miss her deeply this day and always.
A reflective poem by an elderly writer pondering the origins of existence and the problem of evil. It questions what preceded creation, the role of sin, temptation, and the boundary between Satan’s influence and divine work, urging deeper consideration of cosmic beginnings.
Readers seek back issues of major magazines from 1905 to 1910 for library insertion into the Reader's Guide system. Titles include American Magazine American Boy Bird Lore Century Collier's Weekly and more. Donations assist public access before Memorial Day closing.
A Commerce and Labor Bureau report shows U S exports of agricultural implements like mowers plows and binding to farmers worldwide. The nine months to March 1911 totaled about 25 million dollars, with Argentina Canada France and Russia among top destinations, and annual totals near 40 million dollars if trends hold.
An advertisement urges every woman in the city and nearby areas to try Calumet Baking Powder. It claims high quality, moderate price, and 20 years on the market with a World Exposition award. Free 72 page cook book offered for mailing name and address. Also a stray dog notice: a mare with M B brand and P on shoulder seeks owner in Williston North Dakota.
The article outlines horse feeding care stressing regular schedules and quality feed. It warns against moldy or dusty hay and recommends a plan: morning water with light hay, then grain after hay is eaten. noon rest before feeding grain. evening meal mirrors noon with more hay. when work is heavy a weekly bran mash is advised.
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