How the Jewels Were Carried Of
A detective recalls a past case in which a butler and maid attempt a suburban elopement with jewels. The couple, one a nice pair in travel attire, are caught at a city railway station after a staged midnight escape. The hoax ends as the bride’s sister intervenes, the train departs, and the incident becomes a costly joke for the detective.
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Jearn
Idy
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Cary Job
Kream
Eho
Serinus
Fife
La Follette Gains Ground Ahead of Primaries Across States
Prairie Press notes Teddy Roosevelt trails in primary states but fairs better in nonprimary areas. Discussions in Mandan News and Lidgerwood Broadaxe question Hanna and Taft, while La Follette shows strength in Wisconsin and Minnesota with potential delegates from Nebraska Oregon and California. The piece analyzes party strategies and upcoming conventions.
Feeding Value of Corn by W G Palmer
Agricultural editor notes corn’s feeding value peaks when fully tasseled. Illustration shows food value rises from silk stage to ripe, with silk stage delivering about twice and ripe stage about five times the value of tasseled ears. Compares corn to building a frame, finishing time similar to preparing grain for feed.
Corn Maturity and Uses in Fodder and Silage
A fragmented discussion argues that fully ripe or nearly ripe corn yields better fodder and ensilage than immature corn. It suggests allowing corn to mature to maximize feeding value for fodder or ensilage, noting that sourness in unripe corn reduces quality.
Use of Forage Crops for Hogs
W B Richards notes forage crops offer economical pork production in North Dakota. Green forage reduces reliance on grain, despite fence costs. clover alfalfa rape peas barley oats prove workable. Wisconsin trials by Craig estimate rape yields up to 3,186 pounds of grain per acre, with other results around 2,217.5 pounds, highlighting rape’s value for feeding pigs.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Craig
Clover Pasture Versus Rape For Pork Production
In a trial at the station, clover pasture was compared with rape pasture. Pigs were placed on equal areas for eight weeks and both pastures proved about equal in value. Rape has shown good results at this station, growing luxuriantly in the Red River valley, with soil well adapted to its growth. It should do well in most parts of the state if soil is not too light and moisture is favorable.
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Red River Valley
Protect the Cows From Rain Weather Advisory
Damp cold weather is more severe than dry conditions even at lower temperatures. Remember this fact during the cold spring rains. It is important to keep cows and other stock well protected at auction masses.
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Auciomass
Care of the Brood Sow in Pork Production
The article advises keeping the brood sow in a warm comfortable pen with a two way door, placed away from the feeding area to encourage exercise. Feed should be bulky like milk roots and clover hay, with reduced bulk and increased protein and oily feeds as farrowing nears to maintain a laxative condition.
WILL BUILD SHOPS NEW ROCKFORD ND
New Rockford North Dakota April 3 seven hundred fifty thousand dollars has the first appropriation made by the Great Northern Railway company for shops in this city and the work of erecting them will commence at once. The superintendent of construction and part of his crew are already on the ground. This appropriation is but a small part of the money the company intends spending here with plans to make the New Rockford shops the largest in the state.
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New Rockford
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Great Northern Railway Company
Rockford
Maner Agrees Easy Terms for Farm Sale
John W. Maner offers a farm on favorable terms aimed at reducing prices and simplifying purchase. The agreement emphasizes accessible financing and smoother ownership transfer for a smooth transaction.
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John W. Maner
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