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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
7
In Grand Forks on September 27 the Better Farming Special Service Bureau article by W A Peck urges North Dakota farmers to adopt moisture conserving soil treatments. He outlines methods used successfully in Ward County to prepare a seed bed for a paying crop.
A recruitment blurb from Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota highlights stenography training. J Roy of Lawrence Massachusetts, after a six month course last winter, secured a government position paying 1250 a month. He urges his brother to enroll this fall and many others are doing the same. The catalogue offers details.
The article describes soil moisture as the key to fruitful yields, with rotation and summer tillage used in Ward County where annual rainfall is fifteen to twenty inches. It details double and single discing, summer tilage, plowing, packing, and stubble management to preserve moisture, reduce evaporation, and mellow subsoil for earlier planting.
Noticeably jumbled text discusses space speed and human wonder at nature's movement. Mentions Dr. King and health branding but lacks coherent facts. Unclear entities or dates appear. no definite event or outcome is stated.
A damaged OCR snippet shows unclear terms and names about a show or event. Readable fragments indicate a press notice or alert about actions tied to a den or venue, but essential details like dates, participants, or places are missing or garbled.
North Dakota farmers explore barley and other small grains as corn substitutes for finishing hogs. Trials show barley can yield comparable gains and better pork quality, with guidance on feeding mixes and the role of rye and rejected wheat.
An old ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming quick results for liver issues. It warns a small neglect can cause trouble and urges purchase at druggists for two cents. It also mentions subscribing to an “InterDoean.”
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