Auctioneer schedules sales across Rural Williams County
Auctioneer W W Keltner announces he will call sales on October 29 30 31 November 2 4 5 6 9 10 11 after which he will remain available. Missour rifles Ridge notes birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Roy Ashwill. Local social items include church club meeting plans roadwork notes and greetings from Marmon Williston and Arnegard communities. Adolf Larson of Marmon dies in Minneapolis after typhoid illness.
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W. W. Keltner
Missouri Ridge
Roy Ashwill
Farmers Club
B. C. Keihle
H. C. Blankenship
S. W. Rizer
Mother West
Williston
R. Blankenship
James Ramey
Township Board
Will Clark
Ellsworth
Geo. Ford
Don
F. Wilder
Marelius
Wilder
Marmon
Bessie Wolverton
Ray Mantz
Bonetraill
P. Ole
Gudor
Loken
Henry Ole
Maxwell
Chersta Asslind
Asslind
Adolf Larson
Minneapolis
Larson
Latian
Farm Congress at Wichita Showcases Dry Farming Progress
The article reports on the 9th Annual International Dry Farming Congress held in Wichita with the International Congress of Farm Women, highlighting lectures by Dr. T. N. Carver and Prof. E Dana Durand on credit and farming, and urging better credit terms, balanced population growth, and expanded farm advocacy led by farmers and women.
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Wichits
Douglas Malcolm
International Harvester Com
Atantic
Wilson
Wichita
Exposition Grounds
United States
International Congress of Farm Women
Elbert Hubbard
U. S
Florida
Oregon
T. N. Carver
Rural Organization
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture, and Prof. of Economica
Harvard University
Prof
Carver
E. Dana Durand
Census Bureau
University of Minnesota
Washington News Letter Reports Near Adjournment and Economic Talks
The Senate and House plan to adjourn by six tonight amid jubilation, but cotton belt unrest could delay. Sir George Paish advises on exchange and stock exchange reopenings as the NYC and London markets eye a three week window. Secretary Redfield says a St Louis branch of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce opens in November. Trade talks urge extending credit to South American partners, while U.S. manufacturers expand capacity due to wartime demand. Secretary Daniels awards two new battleship contracts and envisions electric propulsion. Taft attends son Charles’s wedding and ABA meeting as Federal Reserve directors push to delay bank openings to November 30.
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Senate
House
Congress
George Paish
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
New York
London
New York Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Redfield
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
St. Louis
China
Daniels
New York Shipbuilding Company
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Parnes
Taft
Charles
Miss Bowers
American Bar Association
Federal Reserve Banks
Local Residents Noted With Visits And Marriages
Eden Valley community activity listed includes Ray Stayer working for Goers and Ed Girheart for 0. A. Myers, W. W. Koltners building a new barn, and several social visits at Ben Franks and by J. M. Kauffman, Grover Rhodes hauling coal to three schoolhouses, plus the marriage of William Ramey to Mildred Pipinger last Wednesday. Additional gatherings involve Mr. and Mrs. Lampman, Sporline, Brock, Emma Garn, Baker, Zimmerman, and others visiting Frank, Myers, and Kratzer households. O. A. Myers and wife and families attended Medicine Lake outing.
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Ed Girheart
0. A. Myers
W. W. Koltners
Lampman
Ben Franks
Horace Sporline
J. M. Kauffman
Grover Rhodes
Baker
Albert Zimmerman
W. W. Keltner
Ben Frank
Rhodes
Ruth Myers
Ray Kratzers
O. A. Myers
Fred Sherland
Medicine Lake
German Officer Threat to England Echoed in Belgium
In the November American Magazine Will Irwin recounts a conversation with a German officer during the invasion of Belgium. The officer says Germany will keep Belgium to be near England and then attack England.
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Will Irwin
Europe
Belgium
Germany
England
Advertised Letters at Williston for Week Ending October 24 1914
List of unclaimed advertising letters in Williston North Dakota for the week ending October 24 1914. Names include Jim Carlyle Hans Egeen P E Erwing Albert Hibbard Geo Johnson Marney Lawrence Wm Dementers Dan A Odeon Josephing S R Ety Na P Wing Witkes and others.
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Williston
N. D
Carlyle
Jim
Egeen
Hans
Erwing
P. E
Hibbard
Albert
Johnson
Geo
Geo, W
Cone Marney
Lawerence
Mmementers
Dan A
Odeon
Josephing
S. R
Ety Na P
Wing
Et Nies Witkes
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Williams County
Pherrin Township
Clara Phillips
H. H. Club
Ballinger
Lizzie Scheirbeck
Clarence Beard
R. W. Nudd
Dick Evans
F. W. Siewert
Frank Frederick
Paul
Bertha Frederick
V. Shartle
Chas
Theo
Dussell
Albert Raber
Dillree
Pauline Loenkis
Ww. Brooks
R. Dillree and Sone
Joe Small
W. C. Brooks
Ruth Marmon
W. W. Stine
Hoffers
Twin Lake School
Wichit
Kansas
Gleed
America
Ada Wortman
Beatrice
Nebraska
Town
G. H. Randlett
South Dakota
Washington News
Eden Valley
Ray Stayer
Mr. Goer
Rigdon McCoy
W. W. Marsh
Mrs
Roy Marshes
George Brock
Emma Garn
Ben Franks Suneday
William Ramey
Mildred Pipinger
North Dakota
Pure Air
Etting
Jaques Mfg. Company
Chicago
Dewett Teowencyr Toqrink
THE
Auto Mart
N. Dak
Thy
Hup
Williston State Bank
General Banking
A. Solberg
Vres