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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
8
A long town and county notice lists Medora officials and deputies, including the deputy superintendent and local police appointments, with details of resignations and new appointments across the region. It also mentions county commissioners, postmasters, and expected changes in local governance.
An advertisement touts a pill remedy B. S. S. as a guaranteed cure for contagious blood poison citing a testimonial from H L Moesis of Newark New Jersey. It warns against doctor’s mercurial treatments and potash. The copy claims dramatic clearing of copper colored blotches and weight recovery.
Lieutenant Colonel Treumann leads the North Dakotas praised for bold operations. The unit carried transportation through rough terrain and replaced worn components with dedicated labor from colonel to private, all showing commendable earnestness and cheerful, effective effort.
Professor W. A. Henry advocates converting grain fields to fall pastures. Sow oats, wheat, rye, or barley after harvest to extend grazing. Barley and rye offer good fall to late fall pasture options, with barley tolerating frost better and providing a late-season forage. Grasses and clovers can be sown with cereals to boost overall pasture capacity and soil cover.
The Breed er's Gazette features a pair of hinnies as rare crosses of horse and jen net. bred by W Meyer of Ashland Oregon from a pure Shetland pony dam from Woodburn farm Kentucky and a Mexican jen net sire. The two young animals weigh 420 and 644 pounds and are harness trained with promising action for a fine family pair.
Crimson clover also known as scarlet clover is an annual plant from southern Europe bred as forage in warm regions. It grows 1 to 2 feet tall with red yellow flowers and deep roots, prefers warm moist falls and springs, and yields best with tuber-forming organisms present in the soil.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent reports on weeders in use in British Columbia. Wheat stands four inches high and has been twice stoned over with the implement. Two tools are kept busy on up to 50 acres daily, light work for horses. Crimson clover seed rates per acre from Dr. Pieters are 15 to 20 pounds, with seed in the husk yielding strong sprouts. in dry weather more seed is needed per acre.
A Kansas correspondent reports on using sulphur to prevent potato scab after New Jersey experiments. The method treated fresh seed in a sealed storage with minimal cost, destroying scab germs and boosting early emergence while noting cautions from local smelters about sulphur fumes.
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