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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
2
An old rural guide emphasizes sanitary hog care for better profits. It urges separating fall sows, using rye as green forage, clean bedding, routine lice control, fresh water, and warm, disinfected housing. Brood sows need balanced rations before farrowing. fattening hogs require clean feeding grounds and warmth.
Land sale to farmers on easy terms with small cash down and long time. Numerous land parcels listed by section and township with varying fractions and acreage. Notice also lists local stamp works advertising rubber stamps and contact at Devils Lake Stamp Works.
The Nestor is a decided factor in future beef supply. Narrative notes that western cattle command high prices and that hand-fed, well-conditioned stock from the northwest sustains profitable, scalable production. It praises the Hereford cross cattle and highlights growers like McIntyre of Morton County ND as examples of the nesters expanding beef capacity with careful breeding and winter feeding.
Farmers should deepen ploughing gradually to break the hardpan formed by repeated shallow depth. Use deeper passes to reach below the subsoil layer, possibly with extra power. The goal is to mix subsoil, not expose too much at once, and adopt subsoil ploughing to avoid repeating the same crop cycle.
A historical note details concrete gate posts as durable, economical options that can be molded and set similarly to wooden posts. It warns on common failures from improper reinforcement and rapid drying, then describes a robust mold-based design using multiple reinforcing rods and side placement, held rigid by end clamps.
The text describes filling molds, maintaining moisture, and avoiding evaporation by keeping molds watertight. It suggests flooding the site or shading and sprinkling, with a plan to renew wetting every two weeks and let surfaces stay moist. Mentions John W. Maher offering farm loans.
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