North Dakota’s booming livestock potential and growth
North Dakota, blessed with rail access and extensive grazing, shifts from wheat to diversified livestock. The 1901 03 figures show 11.8 million acres under cultivation with 187 508 head of stock, mostly in the east, and future growth via abundant vacant land, rising corn and hog production, and expanding purebred stock. The state aims to rival the meat states as grain farming and livestock intensify together.
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Devils Lake Chautauqua season and its attractions
Secretary LaRue reports North Dakota Chautauqua opens July 2 running 24 days at Devils Lake site. The program promises an unprecedented lineup with superior musical and lecture acts, more entertainers, and varied features including athletics clubs bowling bathing and boating for visitors.
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