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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
9
Worth Dakota Seed Company announces winners in the Improved Seed Growers Annual Contest. Officials from the Farm Department recognize outstanding yields and novel varieties, highlighting community impact and industry standards. Awards emphasize quality, innovation, and agricultural progress in the region.
Practical instructions urge to waterproof and insulate the poultry house for winter. Close windows or cover with muslin to keep cold air out, stack wind breaks like corn fodder outside, and ensure waterproofing. Clean and disinfect walls, roosts, and nests. replace and reset floors with sand or gravel as needed. Cull poor birds to fit space of about four square feet per bird, then expect steadier egg production.
A description of the November issue features Fannie Heaslip Lea’s story Chloe Malone about a bold Southern debutante with strong views on money and marriage. It highlights articles by Albert E Burleson and other contributors, plus fashion, cooking, crafts, and entertainment sections. the piece also includes a critique of censorship and social reform in America.
Henry B. Hyde denounces the wholesale manufacture of criminals by US legislatures and city councils in a Chicago Tribune editorial. The piece argues excessive laws create unwanted offenders, criticizing uncritical reliance on legislation as a cure-all and urging scrutiny of legal overreach.
The Sage laments modern baseball where players demand pay, teams are owned by sellers, and hometown players are scarce. He recalls a kid’s joy of playing for a real ball team and mocks owners who treat teams as commodities. A traveling man notes a new pitcher as the Sage rants about profits over loyalty. The scene shifts to a courtroom where a juror remains unconvinced about the case.
A collage of historical dates and poems notes events from 1831 to 1901, poems, family remedies, and quips. It includes Ruth and sugar measures, a Boric acid wound care tip, old poems and authors, and brief humorous sayings reflecting daily life and outlook.
A collage of quips on noise and respect from bottle flies to wasps, plus social vanity and payable puffery. It lampoons editorials and publicity prices for praising or damning citizens, then vents on advertiser pressure, readers, and a mock million-dollar fantasy. It ends with a limber line about youth and a quip on Zenus the Deere.
A nostalgic note from a newspaper editor responds to a demanding subscriber and a stray typographical error. The piece humorously contrasts editors mistreated by readers with the calm, unruffled newsroom routine. It preserves the period voice and witty tone of a small town paper.
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