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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
4
The piece warns that peddlers and farm “organizers” push cheap prices to swindle victims, urging buyers to favor established dealers and local ads. It argues that genuine firms are accountable, while fakirs seek cash and notes. It also refutes a common farmer payment myth and stresses careful, stepwise pruning for tree health.
Mrs C Skehan of Leavitt Street Chicago testifies to the effectiveness of Peruna for catarrh and eye troubles. She says prior treatments failed but Peruna helped her and her family, and she grants permission to use the testimonial publicly.
The piece warns against letting inexperienced people prune trees. It urges readers to use a hands on approach, noting the long growth time of branches and the risk of damaging trees in minutes. It offers simple rules such as never cutting the central trunk and choosing a tree type that grows bushy.
A critical look at Secretary McAdoo’s New York club letter frames Democratic policies as pro business while blasting Republicans as conspirators against national welfare. The piece argues that continued Democratic rule would not meet business needs, given European demand and a 1916 GOP victory risk.
A reflection on journalists printing controversial news and the tension between free reporting and potential harm. The passage notes a critic’s stance about printing every detail and the responsibility to avoid harm while delivering facts to readers.
The listing highlights Great Richmond an appealing tale by the Pepper Burns author. It mentions A Little Country Girl by Susan Coolidge an ideal read for girls who enjoyed What Katy Did. Walter Besant’s Story of King Alfred fills a biography gap with a compact well written volume. For young readers Hopi the Cliff Dweller recounts a dog Lobo saving a life.
A reflective piece urges readers to define a day by inner perspective not weather. It imagines doubles of fortune and the joy of recovery, claiming happiness comes from thought and feeling. The message invites recording Runeberg’s view that each day is a life in a personal soul notebook.
A reflective exhortation urges embracing the current day with resolve and effort. It reminds readers that yesterday cannot be changed, today is the moment to act, and happiness comes from purposeful work and forward movement.
Notice to creditors of Carl Orgaard and Jacob P Orgaard doing business as Buard Brothers bankrupt in Ward County North Dakota. First meeting set for May 16 1915 at 1 o clock in the forenoon at Lewis and Bach Minot ND. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy John H Lewis.
Notice lists delinquent tax redemption for Lot 1, Block A, Weeley’s Addition Williston North Dakota. Auction sale date set December 13, 1910. redemption period 90 days. totals include 8.58 sale price and 46.02 in taxes plus costs. Dated May 17, 1915 by County Auditor M H. AABN.
Notice is given of a June 1 1915 school election at Central School Building Williston Special School District No 1 Williams County North Dakota. Voters will elect three year term members and one two year term member with polls from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. C Ellithorpe Clerk May 10.
Notice to Mrs E Gibbs owner of Lot 15 Block 17 City of Williston Williams County North Dakota that on December 13 1910 real estate sold for delinquent 1909 taxes and certificate issued. Redeption period ends 90 days after service. redemption amount current 302.72 plus costs and interest. If not redeemed tax deed will be issued. Dated Williston May 17 1915. Beal MH Auditor Williams County. 48-3
The household figure known as the lord and master insists on good bread and recommends Silver Sheaf Flour for quality, noting the product tastes different and better.
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