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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
4
Williston Graphic argues wealth grows from community conditions not self effort and urges citizens to support local improvements. The piece asserts every resident benefits from a populous town, and paying forward improves future generations. It notes exchanges, elections, and public sentiment. It also mentions M. Fenton of Cathay injured by a horse with eight stitches.
Synopsis of Supreme Court decisions on subscription law. It covers renewal notices implicit consent to continue, discontinues, outstanding dues, forwarding to new addresses, and the defraud risk of unclaimed papers. Explanations emphasize subscriber responsibility for payment and notice, with publishers authorized to continue sending until a proper cancellation or full payment is made.
A historical ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick relief for children's hurts and aches. It claims benefits for sprains, bruises, rheumatism and stiffness, urging use at home and noting price points of 25, 50 cents and one dollar.
Thomas Stenehjem and family visited Theodore Moen on Sunday. F. P. Siewert and wife visited friends near Trenton. John Grell and family of Tioga visited L. C. Hart. Miss Anna Frederick spent time with sister Mrs. E. Hanna tast week. Pleasant View pupils all present in October. Rhylee Young building a 26 by 28 foot house with 6 by 16 foot porch. Mrs. Durham and Oscar and Chloe Durham visited relatives near Epping. Gunder Ball and family and Mrs. Brinley of Gladys visited Walter Amos. W. O. Hollard installed a telephone at home, call 4 short on line 1. John Wagenman and family visited relatives in McKenzie county. H. H. Club hosted B. & T. Club of Williston at Palmer schoolhouse for a farm dinner. Walter Amor filed on 320 acre William Coon ranch and will move in spring. W. W. Thompson building a new cattle shed and J. W. Brown a 12 by 16 poultry house with double walls, plus a new house on Smith farm.
Alfreda Winsholwtz a telephone operator remained at her post as a blaze engulfed the village of Excel sior Minn. She helped route calls to nearby towns. Carried out unconscious she is expected to recover.
International and Great Northern shop workers in Texas secured about a one hundred dollar annual increase. The raise, sought by shopmen across lines near Chicago, involves roughly 40,000 workers and begins November 1. Separate state contracts allot 117 pounds of beef for six months, with 76,000 pounds sent to the asylum for the insane at prices from 14 to 25 cents a pound.
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