Williston Graphic Editor and Publisher Listed
The Williston Graphic lists Joam A. Consert as editor and publisher. The paper is issued every Thursday in Williston with details about publication and local notices.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
9
The Williston Graphic lists Joam A. Consert as editor and publisher. The paper is issued every Thursday in Williston with details about publication and local notices.
The Official County Paper urges solid Republican support for Hon L B Hanna in the North Dakota governor race. It endorses his businesslike, clean administration and predicts a sweeping victory in the general election. The piece also denounces boxing figure Jack Johnson amid controversy.
The piece urges Williams county Republicans to back June primary nominees for legislative and county offices to vindicate the primary law. It warns that a split vote could aid the opposition and calls voters to study the candidate list and improve the slate.
Valuable baking guidance emphasizes sifting flour and KC Baking Powder at least three times, creaming butter and sugar, warming sugar, and beating eggs properly. It notes when to add moisture and flour, and stresses soft dough for lighter biscuits with KC Baking Powder, plus using KC for reliable results.
The Graphic urges cautious voting in the upcoming election, arguing prosperity under President Taft should not be reversed by change. It cites protective tariffs, reciprocity, and tariff history with McKinley Wilson-Gorman and Dingley laws, warning against radical administration shifts. A note on a mysterious horse disease in western states accompanies the political commentary.
Senator McCumber cautions against third party votes aimed at destroying the Republican party and defends Taft’s Canadian reciprocity stance while noting press influence and public sentiment in favor of reciprocity. He contrasts with Wilson’s support of Canadian reciprocity and Democratic platform positions.
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