Train of thirteen coaches bears Canadians to winter in England
The Bathgate segment notes a passenger train of thirteen coaches carrying Canadians en route to England for the winter. Reports also mention local jokes about Burke’s political ambitions and various North Dakota agricultural updates including flax yields and farm sales.
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England
Bathgate
Fargo
Wdemocrats
North Dakota
Burke
Fort Lincoln
Bizmarck
Baltimore
Maryland
Campaign to renew fight against the nasty housefly
The article notes plans to resume the campaign against the housefly next summer, signaling continued efforts by local authorities to control pests and protect public health.
Good Humus Former Interesting Experiment on Brome Pasture
A North Dakota Agricultural College chemist reports that brome grass produced substantial pasturage in a dry year of 1360 and outyielded timothy. The study finds brome sod richer in organic matter and humus, with deeper roots improving soil structure and water holding capacity, and hay from brome containing more protein.
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Adele Shepperd
North Dakota Agriculturs College
Rome
Timothy
United States
Hardy alfalfa seed viability and northern strains cited
North Dakota Agricultural College demonstrates alfalfa varieties in a test plot. Most plants winter killed. Grimm and Turkenstan strains are hardiest but costly. Northern grown seed signals hardiness and is recommended even in milder regions. Growing alfalfa seed and hay is profitable. start with a small plot of hardy seed.
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W. C. Palmer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Corn for Hoge in Hog Rations Cautionary Note
A brief agricultural note warns against overfeeding hogs ripe corn as it partly spoils their digestion and cautions that green corn in the stalk may be eaten but should not be fed in excess before harvest.
Agricultural Q and A from North Dakota experts
A digest of farm questions with expert answers on fall plowing harrow use in spring to reduce evaporation and kill weeds, cow lactation fat yields, ring bone, willow hedges, grape varieties in North Dakota, building machine sheds, cow rations, separator cream churning, best clover, turkey blackhead, and milk straining cloth cleaning.
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R. C. Donoghue
G. L. Martin
Ceuse
North Dakota
C. B. Waldron
R. M. Dolve
O. O. Churchill
Turkeys
L. van Es
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Hatton
Tac and Forks Herald
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Oliver
Jamestown
John Dockter
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Grand Forks
City Mission
Budge Avenue
H. B. Mumford
Mission
North Dakota School of Forestry
State School of Forestry
Tee
WN. Mills
Minot
Frank P. Taylor
Lansford
Halberg Brothers
John Hanson
Peter B. Peterson
Adams
Walsh County
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Wiste
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Peter Wiste
Timby I
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First Bank of
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Linton, North Dakota
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H. A. Armstrong
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G. A. Herolz
Galloway and
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J. W. James
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North Jiakota
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