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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
3
A reflective home circle piece asks if all children are safe in God’s care, then shifts to advice on resilience and benevolence. A benztown bard echoes maintain faith, lift spirits, and keep hope through adversity as a path to happiness and purpose. The Well Bread Girl urges manners at home, respect for family, and sincere goodwill to all.
Exclusive Williston agents tout Adler-i-ka simple mixture for enpen dicitis and bowel cleansing. One spoonful relieves constipation and settles sour or gassy stomach without gripes. Cautions about safe use and strong action. Also includes social commentary on school discipline and community values.
W C T U advocates for statewide prohibition highlighting Arizona through Ray and Hayden regions. Statements praise labor stability, pay days, and reduced crime with arrests for illegal liquor. North Dakota figures credit prohibition for prosperity, lower crime, and business growth, naming governors, merchants, and bankers supporting the policy.
We are pleased to see many citizens taking active interest in improving their homes and grounds. A title effort on the part of each citizen would give our town a prominent position upon the map. Nature has done much for us in picturesque scenery, now let us do much for ourselves along the improvement line.
Sheriff Smart and detectives raid Nelson County locations in Michigan and Pekin. Burendal and Lambard charged with tegging and bond set at 300 dollars. Dilman pleads guilty to bootlegging, fined 200 dollars, county jail for days. Livery barn raids find whisky and blind pig activity. injunction against gambling issued at Pekin. Local humor notes a citizen's remark about dishwashing and a Bible verse reference concludes the column.
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