Suffrage and Prohibition Uplift Narrated by Mrs Atkins
Mrs Florence Ewell Atkins spoke at the Congregational church on suffrage from the home view. Born in Virginia, raised Episcopalian, she described women's role and the temperance crusade that helped Tennessee become a Prohibition state. She traced the WCTU's prayers, legal fights near the University of Tennessee, and shifting political support to secure clean homes. The talk urged North Dakota to back temperance and end indifference in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ewell Atkins
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
South
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Hell
United States
Carmack
North Dakota
Williston
Women Seek Suffrage To Aid Progressive Community
A reader notes that women’s demand for suffrage would strengthen the community’s progressive spirit and support law enforcement and total abstinence efforts. The writer urges voters to grant the chance in November.
Poultry houses warm via muslin curtain heating
Q and A from North Dakota agricultural staff cover poultry comfort with a muslin curtain as the heating method, dry farming explained, malted milk made, proper use of animal manures, and horse breed predominance in North Dakota.
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O. W. Dynes
Shropshire Sheep Rise in Popularity Across America
Shropshire sheep gain favor due to hardihood, adaptability, and quality mutton and wool. Medium-sized stock with rams 175 to 225 pounds and ewes 125 to 175 pounds, compact build and well fleeced per North Dakota Agricultural College editor W C Palmer.
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W. C. Palmer
North Dakota Agricultural College
America
Shropshires Impress with Fleece and Fattening Traits
Describes Shropshire sheep as medium fineness wool producers with good fleece from strong flocks. Notes thrifty lambs, rapid growth, easy fattening, black nosed and faced animals with wool to the nose, black ears and feet, and heavy leg wool. Reflects on heritage and a past price context from August 1864 showing wheat at 2.30 and corn at 1.50 per bushel during war.
Williston druggist has Adler i ka agency in Williston
The Williston Drug Co. holds the Williston agency for Adler i ka a remedy claimed to cure appendicitis. The item notes strong cleansing action and rapid relief from sour stomach gas and constipation after one dose. Also includes official notices on sidewalk construction deadlines and city commission proceedings from 1914.
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Williston Drug Co
Williston Agency
Board of City Commissioners
Evelock P.M
Craven
Cooper
Wesley
Bru
Thomas F. Craven
Coe
BOO
Carnegon
Jos
Wegley
Jamar AL Cooper
H.R. Evans
Silngy
Sosah Hard
WOW
Sponrin
Anderson
East Broadway
Pal Herman
Dept Street
Howard Carr
Jabor Coun
R. C Foster
W. F McChesney
Mio
Erick Rather
John L. Nolan
Lida Ward
F.C Thompson
R. F. Hunt
Pumpman
Ira Sart
Foreclosure Notices and Mortgage Hearings in Williams County
Foreclosure and mortgage notices from Williams County North Dakota detail a judgment directing sale of real estate by sheriff Arch ie J Gilbert as assignee. The notices list the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter Section 21 and other parcels with amounts due 856.11, 856,11, taxes and interest, and schedule sales at the Williston court house with dates in 1914. The citations include guardianship petitions for estate of Abi Peters and hearing notices on mortgage land in Williams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saerifa
Williams
North Dakota
Aald Court
St. Anthony’ Dakota
Willam Hf. Martin
Clemma Martin
James Svingen
W. C. ‘Tatem
William H. Martin
Jemma Martin
Dan Arickson
Wiliams
Cnet Mt
Willaba Willems County
North
Dakota
Williston
Carl
Rrickson
Sherif
Williams County
Plaintitt
de Lendrecte
Parke
Aherman
Andeas Bide
Innneapolle
Mink
Butler
Finley Pepple
Abt Peters
Hecmard
Clr
Nutine
George C. Tors
Kingleman Mortgagor
D Southard
Wilkins Bute
Mort
Tyme
Fred Southard Mort Faane
Archie J. Gibert
Morteages
Othe
Ted Day
Jane Wire
Oictorer
A. D
Mortengee
Kenmare
N. Dak
Archie J. Gilbert
Mort Cagee
Ae Gay
Karl HL
Stoudt
Ignee Origaeer
Wbove
Waid Court
Williame
Abl
A. Peters
Lena Peters
Henry A. Barnes
Wind
Williaton
Hams
Elon
A. Barnes
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Advegtiosent
Fragmented notice detailing mortgage foreclosures in North Dakota with multiple names, dates, and properties. It cites Theodore Thompson, Theo Merfurth, Williston, Stanley, Kenmare, and the 1914 sale dates. Describes sections of land in Township 154 North Range 97 West and related parcels. Court actions and summons accompany the foreclosure notices.
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Stevens
Dea
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company
Chicopee Falls, Mass
North Dakota Agricultural Faculty
W. R. Porter
North Dakota Demonstration Farms
G. L. Martin
Dairying
Ans
Iit
R. C. Dongehue
Ane
B. H. Critchfield
Williams County State Bank
Shropshire
Williston Druggist
Fourth Street
LeDonquet
Fifth Avenue Weat
Weat Lawn
Sixth Street
Main Street
Second Avenue Weat
Bruegger
North Dapta
Thos
F. Craven
Board of
Willaton
GG. Harvey
G. G. Harvey
City’ Auditor
Williston Graphic
A. T. Butler
Medicine Lodge Springs Co
Theodore
Thompson
Munroe
Register of Deeds
County of
Willars
Theo
Merfurth
Haten
Willams
Wale
U.S
A.D
Theodore Herttirth
Assiarnee
Overson
Amstiznon
Mortgagre Williston
Distriet Court
Eleventh Judicial District
Rumliy Produrta Company
Pininuitt
Fide
Stanley
Platnum
W. N. Dickinson
Minot Hide & Fur Co
First Street
Minot
Dak
Riley
TN &. Co
W.N. Roach, Jr
Dali Catan
B.C
Loup
Williston Mill CO
Williston, N. D
Daniel Bell & Co
Spence