Payment for Milk Best Method Disputed in Dairy Circles
Article by J. Sartin compares milk pricing methods the Quart or Weight Method and the Butter Fat Method. It explains ticket systems, fairness concerns, and how fat content affects returns, with examples of cents per quart and per gallon under various ticket schemes and overrun factors.
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J. Sartin
Dairytre
North Bukige
Plums in Red River Valley North Dakota Planting Tips
Agricultural guide advises locating plums in well drained northern sites with suitable soil in the Red River Valley and outer regions. Prepare soil, plant in spring, pre irrigate incoming trees, and avoid deep tillage to preserve moisture. two year old tops on three year old roots recommended for 1900 1901 seasons.
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North Dakota
Red River Valley
Dairying Notes Emphasize Cleanliness and Water for Milk
The article stresses that profitable dairying hinges on cleanliness and ample clean water for cows. It notes that silage can boost milk yield and cut costs, pedigree alone isn’t proof of quality, and constant hygiene in milk handling protects profits. It advises fly repellant and stable salves for the herd.
Exercise for Sows and Forced Walking
In this snippet the author argues for enforced activity for sows. If sows are lazy they should be compelled to walk slowly for about 30 minutes or more twice daily. The tone suggests practical husbandry guidance in a farm setting.
Brome Grass Values In Harsh Weather Forprairie Farms
The article reviews Bromus inermis as a top pasture grass valued for severe weather resilience and deep root systems. It discusses sowing rates, renewal by sod, and breaking sod after hay harvest, plus notes on hay quality, curing, and regional adaptability including eastern and western prairies. It also mentions other forage options like timothy and clover varieties, with cautions on reliability in extreme winters and droughts.
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Thompson
Erie
Edgeley
Timothy
Roses In Summer Care For Chrysanthemums And Lawns
The column advises thorough manure with well-rolled cow manure and mulch from lawn clippings and leaves to protect roses and chrysanthemums during hot months. It also notes signs of cholera in fowl, including intense thirst and anxious expression, guiding to add medicine to drinking water.
Broadcast Fertilizers Discussed For Broad Application
The article argues for widespread use of commercial fertilizers noting they enrich all land and ensure plants receive food wherever seeds are planted. It asserts roots strengthen when nutrients are not confined to a small area and that yields are maximized when fertilizer and seed are not restricted to a single spur.
Randlett Aims to Boost Farm Standards and Education
G W Randlett outlines plans to improve farming and home economics through cooperation with county superintendents, school contests in corn potatoes strawberries sewing and cooking, short stays of agricultural schools, teacher institutes lectures, educational exhibits at fairs, and distributing farming information to rural communities.
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Town Agriculture College
Town Stuers’ College
North Duke Agricultural College
Ikers Agricultural College
Randlett
Worling
Notice of Publication for Homestead Entry No H0s Se
Department of the Interior at Bismarck North Dakota issues notice of publication for a Homestead Entry in Emmons County. The entry covers the southeast quarter of section and provides the filing details and the final five year proof requirement. The notice names clerk rooks and register as officials and cites the October filing date.
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Stice
Department of the Intertor
San Oiew
Bismarck
Joolth KO Becker
South Dakota
Department of the Interior
Land Ofice
Nob
North Dakota
Utlworth
Lange
Prineipeal Meridian
Val Beefe
Rooks
Emmens County
Oat Linten
Niartn. of
Linton
William Brecker
South Dakety
Tomestead
Pownstapeinorth
Department of the Interior US
Nile Larvice
Temvik
Towestot
Meridian
Charles K Carley
T . Dakota
Hollin L. Stedman
Temvvik
Casper Hjelland
Linten
Raymond Little
Theodore Ho Meinhover
Temvin
Ron
Stevens
Department of the Inter
S. Land Office
Bernhardt Hummel
Hague
North
Rocks Tier
Aft District Court
Emmons Couuty
Dakota
Adam Hulm
Hanue
John Welsteck
Hosea Page
Andreas Wolf
Hi Ronss
Charles Lane Attorney for Mortgagee in North Dakota
Charles Lane acts as attorney for the mortgagee in North Dakota proceedings. The notice informs interested parties of actions related to property mortgage and seeks compliance with court orders.
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Charles
Lane
North Dakota
North Dakota Platsuit Seeks Quiet Title Across Section 13
Mitchell plats v Central Trust Co et al seeks declaratory relief in Foster County North Dakota. Plaintiffs contest ownership and encumbrance on the northeast center of section 13 township 136 north range 74 west. Defendants must answer in Carrington clerk’s court within 30 days of service.
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North Nakouw
Mitchell Platitt
Central Trust Npuny
Y York
Pieanorrown
Chris N. Brown
Foustland
Margaret Brown
Catheryn
Teust
Margaret
Sute
North Dakota
Scotland
Tle
Jos Otter
Carrington
Foster
Carrinston
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