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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
3
A desolate desert tale follows a lone miner and the boy from the tale as they drift through barrooms and rails. The pair confront danger from authorities while Red and the boy hide a gold dust fortune. Louise Lacharme appears as a catalyst for a shift toward a more stable life at Moonstone Canyon.
The North Dakota State School of Forestry opened its tenth year on Sept 18 with the college course starting. New staff include Miss N Beth Bailey in home economics and Mr Arthur G Brown in manual training. The first non state forestry student, Carthon Petrie of Plymouth Wis, enrolled in forestry. A student loan fund of 75 dollars per year per borrower was announced by Walter Stockwell of the Masonic lodge.
Advice urges health in middle life to prevent weakness later. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to keep blood pure and rich, aid rheumatism, and reduce sickness.
Alexander Chronicle reports McKenzie County’s third annual Agricultural Fair drew larger crowds thanks to better weather. Exhibits showcased vegetables, grains, corn displays, pumpkins, and arts and crafts. Prof. H L Bolley praised the vegetable and grain exhibits and spoke on grain diseases, with Miss Julia O Newton delivering home economics demonstrations.
Dakota Farmer warns that careless hunters may start prairie fires and harm property. He urges hunters to be deliberate and cautious to avoid shooting people or animals and to respect farmers who prohibit hunting on their land.
Williston students show high attendance with 98.8 percent in the second week and 100 percent the previous week. Third grade visitors, loom crafts in second grade, and seniors pursuing U S history and civic studies mark a busy high school.
Secretary of the North Dakota Improved Seed Growers Association calls farmers to Devils Lake for the annual Seed Contest November 11 and 6. Exhibits, received by Mrs. Clark W. Kelley, arrive by October 28 for major prizes worth over 1000 dollars. Samples will be analyzed at the Pure Seed Laboratory to ensure germination and purity.
The fragment directs communication at once to Mrs Clark Kelley at Devila Lake or to A L Kelley at the Agricultural College in North Dakota. It reads as a postal directive or contact instruction without surrounding context.
A verse from Record in Mocksville North Carolina laments a man who refuses to market himself or seek trade, praising his quiet, humble life and warning against prying publicity. It ends with a mock epitaph on a grave marker.
A politician confronts the editor in a tense exchange about a newspaper piece alleging he lied. The editor remains calm and asserts the paper publishes only news.
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