North Dakota Legislature Appropriation and Apportionment Debate
The report outlines anticipated legislative focus on apportionment of districts, banking and revenue laws, prohibition and elections, and education funding. It notes proposed changes to senate and house sizes, possible shifts in western district representation, and warns against partisan overreach while urging balanced reform. It also covers the enforcement league controversy and calls for careful oversight of public morals and law enforcement leadership.
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Lia Seaton
Mostie
Une Kutt
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Dickey
Burleigh
Red River Valley
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Tuk Pot
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Merton
Billige
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MiMi Even Nate
Willy
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Enforcement League
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North Dakota
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G. A. Pollock
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Cross Breeding Debate From a Town Farmer Experience
A town farmer shares personal observations on cross breeding swine. He argues cross breeding can strengthen health and endurance, noting hog cholera resistance in his herd and praising crosses like Chester White with Poland China or other breeds for larger offspring. He warns against repeated crossing and emphasizes keeping good old sows and boars for stronger progeny. He prefers purebred stock but accepts practical breeding improvements where feasible.
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Poland
Ancient Sheep Provide Dairy Past and Present
The Sheep Breeder notes that ancient economies relied on sheep for clothing, meat, milk, butter, and cheese, with the ewe milk sustaining early dairies. Loss of a lamb prompts milking the ewe to relieve overstocked udders. Milk can be fed to a ram lamb for show stock, advocating double feeding over pooling two lambs on one ewe.
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Wool market outlook after New Year hopes rise
Analysts expect wool prices to recover after the holidays as a surplus persists and demand remains cautious. Nathan Brockman notes no immediate boom, but anticipates healthier business post New Year with prices likely to climb from recent lows.
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Nath Brockman
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