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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
3
A World War I era poem laments the innocent suffering of soldiers and civilians amid war. The speaker prays for peace and condemns the endless cycle of conflict, highlighting the poor as victims of rulers and armies. The verse closes with a sobering plea for an end to war.
A historic column blends household tips with political and social commentary. Governor Colquitt’s ambrosia recipe appears beside reflections on war, the Red Cross, and the value of education, including a letter urging Lovelock students to weigh schooling against earnings.
Return to Buford North Dakota to offer services as a hydraulic engineer in various branches. Former Government Irrigation Service employee E Jones informs old patrons and new clients of availability for related work.
The county fair closes amid smooth runs and a strong prize fund. Donations from Ol Gruegger Mercantile, Rawson Hardware, First National Bank, Williams County banks, and local merchants fueled contests in farmers clubs and corn and alfalfa shows. Winners span multiple departments including vegetables, grain, poultry, dairy, and crafts, with extensive lists of names and sponsors noted.
List of unclaimed letters advertised at Williston North Dakota for the week ending September 5 1914 includes Burnside Wilder Conery S 8 on 3 Carr Hot Duncan Jack Hawkins Wilbur Hanson Mrs Hans Hanson Miss C Marron Henoan Olson M E Peterson J A Rich man E Rogers Kavier Saber Rol In Smith Roy Schol P M on 25 Tellyohn Henry Wright Willis Wartman J Ward Ralph When calling for above please say advertised G B Metzger P M
Careful diet is vital for people over fifty to keep strength and energy. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as nourishing and curative, delineating cod liver oil as the energy source and blood purifying, appetite sharpening, and rheumatic relief. The label emphasizes its alcohol free formula and warns against substitutes.
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