Dry farming program in Morton and Mandan meet
The 1960 Dry Farming meet at Mandan and Morton, held March 14 and 18, featured lectures by Prof Thomas Shaw and D B Willard on soil moisture, summer fallowing, deep plowing, and seed bed preparation. L. Waldron praised alfalfa and sweet clover, while W C Palmer highlighted fertility and moisture efficiency. A telegram from John T Burn read urging exhibition support for the Dry Farming Congress to be held in Alberta next October.
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Northwest
Thomas Shaw
D. B. Willard
Son
A.B. Chamberlain
L. &. Waldron
Missouri
W. C. Palmer
Widtsoe
Utah
John T. Burna
Intérdiational Dry Farming
Alberta
J.T. Neb ‘Gon
Glen Uith
L. Nu. Bosworth
Plasher
Bosarat Yi
Bo la
cTimmormar
Mande
Ib N. Bosworth
Flasher
Armmera
Montana fire bug sentenced to twelve years in penitentiary
Missoula March 22 J L Chevigny a well known contractor and builder was sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary at Deer Lodge by Judge Webster after a sensational two week trial. He was found guilty of burning a large rooming house on October 17, causing miraculous escapes and leaving several injured and one boy maimed for life.
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Missoula
Mont
J. L. Chevigny
Deer Lodge
Webster
Chevigny
Foreman Peter Oram Hurt in Fisher Farm Horse Accident
Foreman Peter Oram on the Fisher farm suffered a compound leg fracture after a horse kicked him Sunday night. He was rushed to General hospital and is resting easily. He showed notable grit during the painful trip to the city.
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Peter Oram
Fisher Farm
General Hospital
Oram
Staats-Anzeiger to Move German Paper to Bismarck
The Staats-Anzeiger, North Dakota’s prominent German publication, will relocate from Rugby to Bismarck within two to three weeks. Editor F. L. Brandt will run the paper from the capital, retain current staff, seek full control, and continue as secretary of the state board of control. The move strengthens statewide influence and will be welcomed by local editors.
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Bismarck
Staats-Anzeiger
North Dakota
F. L. Brandt
State Board of Control
Staate-Anzeiger
Rugby
Rugby Tribune
Brant
Tribune
Brandt
Inter-Ocean
Fire destroys Goldstein and Kulberg store in Hawkinson
Hawinson N C March 22 Fire destroyed the general store of Goldstein and Kulberg with stock and fixtures valued at 22 000 and building at 4 000 The insured total 17 000 and 2 000 on the building B Peitz held 2 000 on insurance The building and contents were a total loss nothing saved The fire was discovered by train men going to work
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A. Goldstein
Max Wexler
John Green
Officer shoots intruder in Ambrose coal shed
March 22 Ambrose Chief Vig of Ambrose shot Mike Tackney, livery barn employee, as he tried to exit the city coal shed where fuel for the city was stored. Tackney was hit in the leg, captured, and is recovering in Crosby hospital awaiting trial at Minot.
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Ambrose
Michael Taehney
Polids
Vig
Mike Tackney
Ambrose City Hall
Crosby
Minot
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Maliod Daily
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Ypsilant
Charles Daede
Sherif Gibson
Daele
Deede
Daede
Washington
Montana
TE Fisher
John W. Manor
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Hawkinson
Calumet
Trust
Mutual Life. Insurance Cou’y
New York
America
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Devils Lake
M. A. Tenney
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