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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
A practical guide discusses handling bees with smoke to calm them before opening hives, safety gear, and gentle movements. It covers hive inspection, brood framing, and avoiding mixed hive types. Additional notes offer early potato storage propagation and a feature on Prize Head lettuce as a hardy American type for varied seasons.
Agricultural excerpts discuss sorghum cane as fodder, its growing factors, feeding value for cattle and dairy use, irrigation practices to deepen roots, melon and cucumber seedling methods to advance maturity, root grafting of apples, and the Metcalfe bean as a potential dry land forage in the west.
In Bismarck the board met with Commissioners Welch and Johnson. Bills for repairs and officials were approved. Tax payments by J K Phelyble and Geo P Planery were accepted. A public road through township 18 and range 51 was planned. Bridge bids for Burnt Creek were opened and awarded to Glineberg & Lovin. The session also approved fire-damage tax settlements and adjourned to June 4.
Hon. Melvin Grigsby announces he is a Republican at the Sioux Falls county convention. Grigsby, elected attorney general on a fusion ticket in 18th, seeks broader office. The note mentions Corbett as a congressional candidate and Burleigh County occupying front seats at the Fargo state convention.
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