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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
2
Farmers are urged to use Gold Coin Stock Tonics to improve digestion, health, and finish of stock. The pitch claims 25 percent higher sale value, reduced feed, and profits from regular dosing, with a trial offer of 25 pounds on trial and free tests.
A regional pitch claims four Gold Coin stock tonics tailor formulas to horse cattle hogs and poultry. It asserts digestion differences among animals and quotes endorsements by Prof. Thomas Shaw and Judge D B Searle praising the tonics for appetite, digestion, and fattening benefits.
United States authorities acknowledge the medicinal claims of Gold Coin Stork Tonivene Laxatives and related tonics. The products are described in the Dispenmatory and guaranteed under the National Pure Food and Drug Act. Buyers are assured of strength and purity, with official recognition by government agencies.
A Vermonter reports a neighbor using Gold Coin Tonic and Gold Coin Germ Killer to treat cholera in cattle, claiming sixteen animals died before discovery and noting improved health after applying the tonics. In Minnesota, a farmer writes of increased milk yield and better cattle condition after three weeks of Stick Tone, praising the tonic as unbeatable and recommending continued use.
Notices from the Interior Department Land Office Williston N D dated Aug 1907 announce final five year proof and commutation proof for multiple homestead entries including No 14327 4102 and 41619. Witness lists include W Hollar H P Bellach Olaus Bye Peter Bye and others of Williston Bonetraill and Squires with dates Oct 4 Oct 25 Oct 16 1907 for filings and hearings before the Williams County judge and Register George W Wilson.
Notices detail Hilda Murray and Howard Lampman filing final homestead proofs in Williston North Dakota. Proofs tied to entries 28084 and 1797 include listed sections townships ranges, with witnesses named and dates set for October 1907. Registration by A T Butler and Geo W Wilson.
The Department of the Interior cites multiple filings. Christian Hanson of Bonetraill files to make final homestead entry for sections 4,5,6, Township 154, Range 102 west. Mary Adams of Trenton heir to Joseph Adams seeks proof for sections 28 and 33, Township 154, Range 102 west, with date before Register George W. Wilson in Williston North Dakota. Dates referenced include May 17, 1906 and October 31, 1907.
Guat Peterson of Higley North Dakota has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof in support of a homestead claim. The claim is entry number 1843 filed October 22, 1902 for a 16 two 16 range 102 parcel. The proof will be made before County Judge A L Butler in Williston on October 9, 1907. Witnesses named include Martin Jensen Herman Skogberz O Higley Wilmer Eekert all of Higley. Geo W Wilson Register E C Carney attorney for claimant.
Land Office at Williston North Dakota dated August 1907 records Adams of Trenton North Dakota filing commutation proof for Homestead and No 28133 for the east half and west half of section 32 township 14 range 102. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Williston on December 31 1907 with witnesses Rigdon McCoy Claude McCoy William Clair Geo W Wilson Register.
Cavy Zien of Williston North Dakota gives notice of intent to make final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 43097 dated July 10 106 for section 29 township 186 range 102. Proof will be before A L Butler in Williams County on Oct 1 100. Witnesses Wilmar Rekert Thomas Zien George David Nicholas George all of Williston ND. George W Wilson Register.
Multiple notices list homestead and commutation proofs for several claimants in Williams County North Dakota. Names include Huldie S Hore, Idi M Anderson, James W McCuboon, Tunnous, Sylvester W Rizer, and Sylvester W Rizer witnesses. dates set for September and October 1907. witnesses mainly from Williston and Frenton.
Wilbor Orn of Wawa files for a five year homestead proof under Mineral Land Entry No. 1415 dated April 13 1900. Location in Section 8 Township 101 North, Williston area. Witnesses listed: WW Maier Fay Hill William Lang George Wood all of Williston North Dakota. W Wulson, Register.
Interior Land Office at Williston North Dakota issues notice regarding claim No 30618 dated November 15 1904 for Section 24 Town Uaton North Dakota. Claimant lists continuous residence and cultivation by Tots sdey E Anderson and others at Wilton. Record appears as a land claim notice filed August 7 1903 with details of residence and land use.
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