Automobile Livery Opens in Harvey by Yonker
G E Yonker of Harvey has opened an auto livery in the city offering trips anywhere. He uses Ford cars and can be reached by phone at 67 for service requests.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
6
G E Yonker of Harvey has opened an auto livery in the city offering trips anywhere. He uses Ford cars and can be reached by phone at 67 for service requests.
Entertainment course dates list events with organizers Robt. Meikle Co. and venues including Oct 31 for Robt. Meikle Co. and Dec 12 for Twelfth Night. Other entries cover Merry Musicians on Jan 18 Lyceum Players on Feb 21 and Managing Mildred on March 20.
Sheriff Olson, famed for breaking up a western gang, pursued a Williston theft two weeks ago. He tracked the horse and buggy to a small town in McHenry county and expects to nab the thief soon, reaffirming his hard line in Williams County. Verily, Williams County is no place for a law breaker with Olson on the trail.
Gates Buggy Co presents Oliver plows with simple financing options. Offers detailed terms on a range of plows suitable for farm work, promising affordable monthly payments and quick approval for buyers.
The North Dakota Republican platform endorses protectionist tariffs with a call for a permanent tariff commission, advancement of Taft and Roosevelt policies, federal and state regulation of transportation and corporations, conservation of natural resources, and expanded irrigation, roads, tax reform, and electoral reforms including direct election of senators and campaign finance transparency. It advocates inland waterways, universal nonpartisan tax oversight, stronger railroad oversight, and enforcement of prohibitions and election laws.
The Dickinson sub experiment station ta Quat reports crops and livestock results across grasses cereals and roots. It cites alfalfa trials with Grimm variety surviving winters and inoculated seed performing better against frost, high wheat and oats yields, and notable potato and rutabaga outputs.
Emphasizes thorough grading to maximize returns. Properly grading seventy five bushels yields more revenue than ungraded tomatoes. Urges careful, uniform inspection and strict standards to build a reputation for honest packing and higher sales.
Straw potatoes bring from 5 to 20 cents extra per bushel in the St Louis market because they are clean smooth and wound. The quality is considered slightly better. Those trying growing potatoes under straw should begin on a small scale as soils and climates do not seem adapted to it.
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