University of North Dakota to Open New Commons Building
The University of North Dakota at Grand Forks will open a new Tudor Gothic style Commons building designed by Joseph Bell DeRemer. The facility will house a dining room on the first floor and a dairy lunch room in the basement, serving 300 to 490 boarders with modern equipment and improved sanitation.
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University ‘of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Commons
Northwest
Davis Hall
Joseph Bell DeRemer
Flax Seed and Pro Ducts in Northwest Crop Outlook
The article urges northwest farmers, especially North Dakota, to save the flax seed crop by using pure clean seed, seed disinfection, proper rotations, and soil health measures. It notes flax as a historic money maker, warns of root diseases, and offers a North Dakota Experiment Station bureau to provide seedsmen lists and seed disinfection guidance to growers who join the pure seed and pure soil effort. It invites farmers to join, submit names, and request seed or seed sales, with possible crop inspection.
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Northwest
Union
North Dakota
Minnesota
United States
Department of Botany
North Dakota Experiment Station
Bureau of Information
H. L. Bolley
State Agricultural College
Flax seed opportunities and health tips featured in crisp notices
Reader guidance on buying clean flax seed to boost yields and protect flax culture. Endorsements from Devils Lake and a sample testimonial discuss kidney pills and weight measurements for women. Includes health and beauty notes from The Ladies World with magazine reviews and Roosevelt ads.
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Akota
D. B.C
Fargo
Bankers’ Association
Concens
U. S. District Court
J. D. Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Cass County Court
D.B.C
F. Leland Watkins
Eighth Street
South
University
Ammu
Winchester
G. P. Brainard
Devils Lake
W. R. Gray
Dean
Devils Lake Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United. States
Deans
Roosevelt
Grand Rapids Press
Red River Valley
Devils Lake, North Dakota
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