An Orchard-Gardener Tells How to Grow Strawberries
The article explains winter straw covering with six to eight inches of straw, mulch benefits, irrigation using a sprinkler system, and water from wells. It notes grape varieties Beta and Concord, the Sunbeam strawberry, Everbearing strawberry, and recommends a 150 by 150 foot garden near a windmill with fencing, pipe work, and hose care. It also mentions woodbine ivy as a hardy windbreak and includes a diagram for a farm or town orchard-garden.
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Concord
Bismarck
Inclosure plan for orchard garden and windbreak
The article describes a 1 percent inch square diagram of a fenced enclosure with a central tank and water pipes. It urges constructing a wire netting fence, planting rows of fruit trees and berry bushes around the enclosure, and using windbreak trees like willows and wild plums. It argues the project adds value, provides fresh vegetables and fruit, and offers guidance and assistance to readers. It also includes local notices about a barons medical treatment, a journalist moving to Orleans, and crop yields with corn and other crops.
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Woodbine
M. M. Schneider Advertises Hauling Services
An old classified ad lists MO M Schneider offering light and heavy hauling with prompt baggage transfer to and from depot. It promotes barbershop word of mouth notices and notes location in Linton North Dakota.
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Ice
Republicans win Vermont Third District seat amid Bullmooser decline
Washington leaders fret over a special election in Vermont for the Third District. Despite Roosevelt and Taft in the past, a three-way race produced a Republican win as Bullmoosers faltered while Democrats fell slightly behind. If Republicans unite, tariff opponents face a tougher fall contest in 1916.
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Washington
Vermont
Wilson
Roosevelt
Bryan
Taft
Maine
Hazelton Happenings and Local Notes
Local visitors include attorneys Harry Lynn and Chas Lane from Linton. A light frost damaged garden crops. Mrs. A. E. Tye and family drove to Huron for the South Dakota state fair. Mrs. S. A. Mikalson travels to meet a sister arriving from Montana for Hazelton school. The Smolowitz family occupies the former Geil store premises. Frank Goughmour injures left arm in haystack accident. Edna Armstrong returns from a year in Ohio and eastern states. An Alberta item reports B C Talbot injured by rake accident near Barons, Alberta.
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Harry Lynn
Chas. Lane
Linton
A. E. Tye
Gon Kas
Jos. Healy
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
S. A. Mikalson
Montana
Hazelton
E. Smolowitz
A. West
Mr Smolowitz
Geil
Frank Goughmour
Edna Armstrong
Ohio
Lethbridge
Alberta
B.C. Talbot
Barr Hill
Talbot
Emmons
House wives exhibit at North Dakota Industrial Exposition
In Bismarck from October 7 to 19 the Third Annual North Dakota Industrial Exposition offers many cash prizes for over 125 items across house work branches. Entries cover canned goods sewing and arts such as oil and watercolor painting, crayon work, hand painted China, brass craft and leather work. Additional prizes include an elegant brass bedstead and a porch shade.
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Bismarck
W. C. Gilbreath
Fragmentary OCR Data Sparks Numerical Guesswork
Readable numbers appear as a jumble of figures and codes, offering little context. Missing names dates and places hinder interpretation and precise reporting.
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