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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
3
Grand Forks report discusses whether stacking grain is financially beneficial for North Dakota farmers. O D Center argues modern farmers must blend farming science with business principles, noting stacking often improves quality and net profit, with costs offset by reduced spoilage and higher grades.
Pastor Edwin S. Shaw leads Sunday services at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M with Bible School at 11 45 and Y P S C E at 6 45. Strangers are welcome. A Men’s Bible class will study Social and Ethical Teachings of Jesus using a University of Chicago Press edition.
A merchant fears doubling advertising costs yet confronts the chill of leaving the old rut after committing to higher spend. The piece contrasts hesitation before and reflection after the decision, highlighting the psychological cost of marketing changes.
A contentious socialist column by ywuraller in Stletan challenges readers and prompts editor mgd to respond with counterpoints. the exchange highlights local divisions on economic policy and civic engagement.
In this issue the routing of Arthur LeSueur, Chas Kelso, and Dr A E Cowles is listed and Williston hears Cowles. He is described as well educated and widely traveled and the article urges attendance at his Wednesday talk on October 30.
The Kindred Tribune endorses Carl J. Rustad of Buford as Democratic candidate for State Representative for the 41st District covering McKenzie and Williams counties. Rustad, a veteran of the Spanish American War and prominent Buford merchant, is praised as a capable, conservative, and community–minded candidate. Political ad notes fall hats on display at Miss Taylor's Millinery.
North Dakota potatoes are promoted with recipes for mashed and scalloped dishes. Instructions describe peeling mixing and baking steps and suggest including recipes in potato sacks to aid growers and kitchen staff and to boost demand for North Dakota produce.
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