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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
3
An old practice of selling or giving away calves faded as calf care gained value. The article explains calf doctors, penned housing, separate feeding, clean pails, and daily sanitation for healthy growth, plus the benefits of sunlight and outdoor exercise and illustrated stanchion designs.
Farmers describe a method to harvest three crops from the same land. After early potatoes are cultivated, a drill is made and navy beans are sown for winter use. When potatoes are dug, cabbage cauliflower or turnips may be planted in the vacated rows.
The article praises Germany as Ireland’s envy and the leading potato nation. It claims Germany produces roughly 2,000,000,000 bushels annually marking its prominent status in global potato production.
Dairymen are urged to adopt silos as a key farm improvement. Silage preserves more corn than dry fodder, improves feed quality and digestibility, reduces labor, and spreads initial costs over many years. A properly built silo lowers feeding expenses and boosts cow profits.
The text advises monitoring feed efficiency in hens, cull birds that do not profit from feed, and keep and breed those that do. It suggests selling all hens over three years old to maximize returns.
Williston High School defeated U Stanley High 45 to 0 on Friday afternoon. The Star notes Maud Henderson's comparison features strong dramatic items and lively show interspersed with penalties, with box office showing good demand.
In Jersey City eight wagons left Wells Fargo stables were attacked by a mob injuring scores of strikebreakers and prompting state troops to be readied. In Chicago twenty five thousand garment workers join sympathy action as riots and calls to allied unions loom amid ongoing shop strikes.
A Times dispatch from Montevideo via Buenos Aires reports grave conditions in Uruguay as opponents to Jose Batlle Ordones gather. Revolution rumored due to frontier gatherings, press censorship, telegraph cuts, and train disruption. arrests of nationalists noted.
A flood on the Han river submerged large parts of Chenklang and Menyang districts in China, drowning about 1,000 people. Rain had fallen 17 days, with 3,000 houses uninhabitable. The disaster was reported after the steamer Kama kura Maru reached Victoria via Yokohama.
An independent treasurer candidate Rodning distributes a county circular alleging Oscar Hanson is backed by a local bank. The editors dismiss the insinuations as unfounded, affirm Hanson's integrity, and oppose Rodning for unfair tactics and lack of proof.
In this North Dakota appeal the author urges Republicans to vote the party line. The piece emphasizes unity after the primary, warns that abstaining could help the Democrats, and calls on every voter to cast ballots for all Republican nominees from top to bottom.
The editorial endorses Walter C. Taylor for Insurance Commissioner, praising his integrity intelligence and long newspaper career with the La Moure County Chronicle. It argues he possesses strong character broad experience and would honor the office and satisfy voters statewide.
A North Dakota note from Oakdale dated October 24 1910 extols Senator McCumber for aiding homestead cases with the General Land Office and urged voters to re elect him citing his decisive action and broad support across the state. The writer Jenois Morenn credits McCumber with correcting legal tangles and urges allies to ensure legislators back him.
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