North Dakota University Opens 27th Session With Strong Enrollment
The University of North Dakota begins its twenty seventh annual session with record dorm occupancy and high school graduates streaming in. The law school adds Robert W. Cooley and the university plans an Industrial Exposition exhibit featuring the School of Mines and Mebron mining station. Improvements include tennis courts cement and gravel walks. Presidents McVey Deans Babcock Kennedy and Professor Schmidt will attend the Minnesota inauguration on the 19th and 20th of next month.
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Bismarck
School of Mines
Mebron
Pres. McVey
Babcock and Kennedy
Schmidt
University of North Dakota
Vincent
University of Minnesota
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Devils Lake Resident
William Sparks of Devils Lake North Dakota reiterates a 1907 endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with relief from backache and notes its longstanding proven reliability in his family. Sold by all dealers at five hundred cents with Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents in Buffalo New York.
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Devils Lake
Dean
William Sparks
Fifth St
N. D
Doan
Payment for milk quarter weight method described
The article compares milk payment methods with emphasis on the Quarter Weight and Butter Fat methods. It explains ticket systems, fairness concerns, and how returns are allocated under varying butter fat levels, including sample calculations for 100 pounds of milk and per pound dividends.
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G. L. Martin
Profs
Dairy
jNorm Dakota Tericatura Co
Cauala
Plums in Red River Valley From North to Planting
The article discusses plum cultivation in the Red River Valley noting that the region can support plum growth with proper site selection a cold north slope and suitable soil. It advises soil preparation before planting and suggests cultivating a crop such as beets or potatoes to improve soil before trees are planted.
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Red River Valley
Dairying Tips Emphasize Cleanliness and Water for Milk
A dairy note emphasizes that a good milk cow requires ample clean water and scrupulous cleanliness to produce bacteria free milk. It warns that early morning milking can deter workers, and notes that silage boosts yield while reducing costs. It urges proper stable care and calf nutrition as key to profitable dairying.
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O'Brien Brothers
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U. North Dakota University
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Arthur Nelson
J.C. Gilbert
Argyle
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Dania Hall
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