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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
7
Farmers are advised on federal drought aid use with land preparation rules and loan limits. North Dakota totals, sowing dates, and plowing depth guidance accompany beet sugar syrup making from fresh beets with washing slicing soaking juicing boiling and canning steps.
A vintage advertisement touts Gets-It as a painless, reliable corn remover. It claims to loosen corns quickly without greasy salves or razors and promises money-back guarantees. Sold by B. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and distributed through Williston Drug Co. and Erick Rather.
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair darkener. It claims to restore natural color, make hair glossy, and help appearance look younger. Note it says not for disease treatment.
A porous historical advice piece touts a grape and lemon juice salt drink to “clean and stimulate” kidneys, claim it prevents bladder trouble, and urges regular water intake. It references a remedy used to treat kidney weakness and backache with inexpensive effervescent in-water consumption.
Market notes set August September and October prices for hides and skins. Full wool sheep pelts fetch high values while short wooled lambs and clip pelts stay strong. Tallow remains firm with high prices, with possible government price decisions later. Cured hides and various skin lots listed with per pound and per item ranges.
A seal made for general use as a condiment and for common purposes is described. It is suitable for table use. L. Fitzgerald of the North Dakota Agricultural College notes readers should subscribe for the Graphic.
A promotional note extols daily hot water with a teaspoon of Limestone Phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims rapid health benefits, improved appetite, and purification of the alimentary canal, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of Limestone Phosphate.
In the District Court of North Dakota Arthur O Dell bankrupt petitions for discharge after being adjudged bankrupt on May 23 1918 He states surrender of all property and compliance with court orders and asks to be discharged from debts except those protected by law The court orders notice and directs publication and mailing of the petition and order to creditors Conforme to court order the Referee will mail copies of the petition and this order to known creditors The case is before Judge Charles F Amidon at Fargo ND
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