U S Crop Report Sees Strong 1913 Prospects Across States
The July 9 bulletin from the Crop Reporting Bureau of the U S department of agriculture notes winter wheat acreage at 30 938 000 an increase of 16 4 percent over 1912 and total wheat acreage up 8 3 percent. North Dakota shows high spring wheat acreage and favorable oats prospects, with 91 percent on July 1 compared to the 10 year average of 85 percent. Local reports predict well above average crops for 1913 in North Dakota indicating better than the national average outlook.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
North Dakota
Stock Yards Plan To Exhibit High Grade Livestock
The St Paul Union Stock Yards Co plans an exhibit at the North Dakota State fair Grand Forks July 22 to 26 1913. It will show live stock bought on the regular market including high grade steers hogs and sheep to compare with scrub stock and to reveal actual weights and prices. Mr Hagerman and Mr Worman will answer questions.
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North Dakota
St. Paul
Grand Forks
South St. J Paul
Hagerman
General Rainfalls Reported Across Wide Region
Weather reports from Minnesota to Montana line indicate widespread rainfall last week with heavy falls in many towns. Grand Forks notes .80 inch while Fargo area sees clear cooler conditions with southwest to northwest winds.
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Minot
Williston
Montana
Weather Bureau
Grand Forks
Fargo
Grasse
Moorhead
Raid at Fort Clark Station Whirls County Officials
A garbled report from Center North Dakota describes a raid at Fort Clark Station. Officials say a portion of the act was signed to private parties while the remainder was to be allocated by Windplyn. The incident involved Hilrteer Untield of Vet and Hair of this act.
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N. D
Tilly
Atable Athornay
Ehoriit
Raiéio
Prt Clark
Hilrteer
State Banks In Healthy Condition
A North Dakota state examiner report dated July 18 shows 603 banks and 3 trust companies with 20,456,130.09 dollars in deposits subject to check at June 4, down 2,388,359.43 from April 4. The dip reflects seasonal cash demand by farmers while crops grow, as loans rose 1,164,789.82. Demand and time certificates of deposit also climbed, with 167,633.45 and 394,480.55 increases respectively, and overall state bank and trust company resources rose by 1,242,351.57.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Dakota land prices soar near Goose River loop
Hatton North Dakota July 18 two well known farms changed hands showing premium value for Goose River loop land. Mrs M P Aarhus sold her four mile north farm to Herman and Andrew Haus for about 95 dollars per acre. A second large land deal was made nearby.
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Hatton
N. D
Goose River Loop
M. P. Aarhus
Herman
Andrew Haus
Farm Sale Report Mentions Bjerke and Nelgon Deals
The fragment notes Bjerke paid 90 dollars per acre for land and that T. B. Nelgon sold his city area farm to Ba. Bjerke. It mentions a present resident near the city, a farm about one mile east and west from the city, with 20 acres, and hints at a move to a new farm soon.
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Bjerke
T. B. Nelgon
Ba. Bjerke
Dues
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Wilson
American Press Association
Alker W. Vick
Santo Domingo
Mr. Vick
Mr.Vick
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Washington
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Santo Nomingo
Northern Investment Co
Eddy, Ramsey, Towner
Rollette Counties
the Northern Investment Co
Devils Lake, North Dakota
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