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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
7
The article explains corn silage timing from tasseling to glazing and ripe stages, noting frosting risks and the higher feed value near ripening. It outlines harvest stages, moisture changes, and the best glazed stage for silage, plus costs, labor, and equipment for filling and packing silos.
Mr Edward Drews of Northfield Minnesota credits Mankato Commercial College with delivering rapid returns from a commercial education. He recommends the school as the one for a commercial education and invites readers to request a free catalog by addressing Mankato Commercial College in Mankato Minnesota.
Five years ago doctors gave Stillman Green two years to live after a consumption diagnosis. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for his recovery, claiming the throat and lung cure has cheated the grave. A trial bottle is offered at druggists, with regular sizes priced at 60 cents and one dollar.
In a windy day the clever Schemer is described in a fragmentary dialogue about someone named Maud finishing touches and adding various helpers. The text mentions Bella and a hats mishap but remains largely unclear and garbled.
A garbled dialogue fragment recalls a Sunday visit to a grandmother with mention of chicken and strawberry, but the text is incomplete and unclear, lacking coherent events or identifications.
Secretary Thomas Cooper of the Better Farming Association urges farmers to select and cure their own seed corn this year due to late crops and poor statewide yields. He notes home grown seed is superior, worth more, and can be stored properly after curing. a few hours of field selection now can yield strong germination next spring and help North Dakota become a corn growing state.
H L Bolley reports added cash prizes totaling over 100 dollars for the Corn Show at Fargo during the TriState Grain Growers convention. Prizes cover best half bushel of cereal grains and pure seed displays in brome, flower, Timothy, alfalfa and other forage seeds to boost high quality seed exhibits.
J B Glarum of Upham described a 160 acre potato operation for Jake Nelson and R M Russell. Aided by 25 to 40 workers and 12 to 15 horses, he faced losses from freezing potatoes, high marketing costs, and demurrage while selling 22 000 bushels in Kansas and Oklahoma at 75 cents to $1 13 per bushel. </s>
The report notes last year’s potato varieties Juniors and Triumphs, yielding 300 and 55 bushels per acre respectively. Juniors produced 65 baskets per row over five rows per acre. This year’s plan covers 200 acres as Ward County Independent promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for minor injuries and local threshing outfit employment advertising in Badger, Minnesota.
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