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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
8
O. Marden argues that one sidedness harms individuals and nations. He states that faculties must be exercised to grow and that overemphasis on a single idea leads to imbalance and decline, praising broad development over specialization.
County Commissioner Henry P. Mann relays a Carolina tale of a beagle hound returned to his home near Baltimore after being given away to Kent county. He suggests the dog crossed the bay from Rock Hall to Baltimore county then walked to Orangeville, likening it to a homing pigeon traveling 500 miles to its shelter.
The St John News notes several enduring Canadian castles still standing including St. Ours Rimouski St. Etache Lotbiniere Montibello Ste Marie de la Beance Vaudreil Rouville and Chateau de Ramezay in Montreal built in 1765 by Gertrude de Ramezay then governor of Montreal district and wartime knight. The Ramezay line led to the last French governor of Quebec during the 1759 capitulation.
Alaska's brown bears near the Ber ing sea live largely on salmon and are extraordinary fishers. Before beginning to fish they place themselves on the downward side of the river. They seem to smell the salmon by some extraordinary means a hunter, and then begin dashing in and out of the river at a shallow place, rarely failing to catch a fish. They bring it out on the bank and devour it, if possible selecting some thick patches of bushes and grass in which to make their meal.
Cleveland Leader notes a playful remark from Maye George about Ethel, praising her sweetness in a lighthearted gossip tone. Grayce reacts with a humorous interjection, referencing a powdered kind to underscore a humorous vignette.
Governor Sarlei received three blue silk banners from Portland officials recognizing North Dakota at the Lewis and Clark exposition. One banner for agri culture highest award, another grand prize for general North Dakota exhibit, and a general banner for eighty three gold medals across exhibits. Health report lists 320 births and 82 deaths in August.
Washington reports the war over after Saturday exchanges with the Russian ambassador and Japanese minister. rulers of Russia and Japan signed identical treaties sent to Tokio and St Petersburg in duplicate. Duluth notes Mountain Iron mine shipment record with 2,000,000 gross tons for the season, surpassing Fayal mine’s 1,918,000.
Town Topics notes a puzzling scene where Sokem asks about three balls shown by a pawn broker and Hardappe bets two to one that Sokem wins the better deal, reflecting a humorous riddle or market quirk.
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