Pooling wool ensures maximum return for growers
North Dakota Wool Growers Federation reports pooled wool markets last year and two prior years moved over 1.2 million pounds to Fargo for carload shipment. Grading at Fargo yields precise statements to growers, improving prices by five to eleven cents per pound with careful shearing and handling. The federation credits member efforts and the 19 cent tariff for rising wool values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Dakota Federation of Wool Growers Association
North Dakota
North Detoca Federation of Wool Growers Associations
Farge
Fargo
Mit
Federstiety
Mhear
Weighing Milk for Market in Baltimore Study
The U S Department of Agriculture studied milk weights from country stations to the city plant on the Baltimore market to explain producer dealer disputes. Records on 1100 cans show losses from shipping to plant under 1 per cent, with 0.19 per cent on trains and 0.55 per cent from city rail platform to plant. At the city plant a 2.56 per cent shortage occurs compared to country ship measures, with 0.14 per cent due to act O Part of Your Milk Check Repre senta Profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites
States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Baltimore
Country
City
Water needs of cows rise with milk output
The text notes water consumption by cows increases with milk production. In summer a cow producing milk uses about three pounds of water per pound of milk. One cow yielding 27 pounds of milk drank 77 pounds daily, while the same cow drank less than half that amount when not producing milk. It advocates abundant clean water, cool in summer and warm in winter.
KEEP MILK AND CREAM COOL IN WARM SPRING DAYS
As warm weather approaches, careful handling is urged for milk and cream. The cream should be placed into a cooling tank with as cold water as possible to maintain cold temperatures. If not cooled promptly, milk and cream will sour on spring days.
Plant Crops for Cow Feed Feeding for Milk Progress
A historical note discusses best cow feeds including alfalfa and bay crops, with alternatives like cow peas and leguminous options. It laments dairy faults and emphasizes proper feeding for higher milk yield, citing progress and public discourse in a compact editorial voice.
Fragmented 1920s notices and legal ads span finances and property
A cluttered clipping shows congressional budget evasions and large 1920s real estate and court notices. It mentions appropriations practices, shipping board funding, railroad guaranties, and indefinite expenditures. Also appears are foreclosures or property sales in Bottineau North Dakota with court dates and attorney references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Congress
Shipping Board
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of North Dakota Real Estate
A public auction will be held at the front door of the Bottineau County Courthouse to sell several parcels in Bottineau County North Dakota to satisfy multiple mortgage and judgment amounts. The properties include NW 4 of Section 21, NW 4 of Section 22 and other quarters, totaling several tracts. bids start June 1, 1922 at 4:00 PM and conclude July 6. Attorney for the plaintiff is Engerud, Divet, Holt & Frame, Fargo.
Notice of bid rejection rights in Fairview District
On or before June 20 1923 the Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed h. Clerk. Fairview Gehoot Dist Sherwood ND May 18 to June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clerk
Fairview
Where Your Taxes Go Where Uncle Sam Spends Your Money
Edward G. Lowry explains how the government uses tax funds to conduct business and manage national affairs. The piece outlines spending patterns, agency roles, and the impact on citizens, presenting a concise guide to federal budgeting and government operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Edward G. Lowry
Washington
Banke France
Syvumne
Gortsfouter Pottsea
Nations
Government Spending Then And Now Critics On Santa Claus Money
In 1912 Taft warned of haphazard public spending as government tasks broadened across cities and agencies. The piece argues the government grew on easy money, living beyond its income, with vast, uncoordinated activities and no unified administrative plan. It notes 1930s expenditures rose sharply and faced strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
United States
Taft
Rockefellers
Carnegies
Rothschilds
Larvae of Spittle Bug Exudes Froth on Plants
A frothy mass on plants called frog spit or cuckoo spit is produced by the larva of the spittle insect. The larva sits under the foam while it feeds on plant juices, forming the characteristic white spittle.
Individualism and the value of personal achievement
The text argues that you may share advice and remedies but not your personal experiences or their effects. Each person must live their own life and create their own best outcomes. The parable of the ten talents suggests that caring for others might prevent loss but would negate the unique usefulness of other servants.
Resurrection Flower of Egypt Unfolds After Water Immersion
The resurrection flower in Egypt appears as a small ball on a thin stem like a shrunk poppyhead. When placed in water it awakens, rises upright, and slowly parts its fibers. Petals unfold to form a starry bloom resembling an aster, a striking transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
School district partition petition filed in Bottineau County
Residents of Antler School District No 22 Bottineau County North Dakota notify the County Commissioners and County Superintendent that a petition seeks to form a new district from the Drewent Antler area. The document cites specific land sections and requires action at the July Board meeting with the office of the County Auditor noted for the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antle
Bottineau County
State of
North
Don
Board of
North Dakota
Drewent Antler
Board of County Commissioners
Enettaney
State of North Dath
Oun
Bottineau
North Area
of Schools
Notice of Sale in Bottineau County Foreclosure
By order of a May 8 1922 Cass County North Dakota District Court judgment The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company sues Mary F Scruton Bottineau County Bank B A Moline and Chas E Fox among others seeks 3215 66 with interest costs and directs sheriff to sell real estate described as the east quarter of section 27 township 161 north range 76 west Bottineau County to satisfy the judgment. Sheriff Thomas Hennessy will sell at public auction at the front door of Bottineau County Courthouse June 24 1922 at 2 p m to the highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
North Dakota
County
Hennessy
Bottineau County
McIntyre & Burtn
Grand Forks
N. D
Albert
Anderson
Botrinean
Overly
Sfiaa Fs fudeesaRe
the Ack Court
Ty Ith Hoau
State of North
Aca Ae Cp
Imrat National
Ae Minn
Hm Pl
Chas. T
Grace and Gree
Ninite
Piaintif
Nsnh Pexetu
Ortal
North’ Dakota
Jorthwest
Thomas Hennessy
Pe U
North Bhryans
P. C. Mohali
Rte
Ste Fa Bos
Mattia
Wlider
Thomas Ites
Sald
pUblin
Bottmondy
Botiiday
Iain Diny
Ain
Wriday
Hennessy, Shertie
Engerud
Divet, Holt & Frame
Fargo
North Dakote
District Court
First Judicial District
Cass
State of
Said
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Mary F. Scruton
Bottinea County Bank
B. A. Moline
Persant
County of
North Dan
Mortgage Assignment Notice in Bottineau County ND
Fragmentary record shows F W Cathro and Mary Cashie transferring a mortgage to The Minooscte Lean Sree in Bottineau County North Dakota on January 5 1917 with a sale date mentioned later. The document notes the Register of Deeds office and a mortgage Book 4 page 364.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cathro
Mary Cashie
Peary
Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
North Dakota
Cordova
Record County
Heebink heirs named in Bottineau case list
In District Court of Bottineau County North Dakota the case names Proctor Trust Company as plaintiff with a list of defendants including A Cross Nina Cross Gold Star Bank and Credit Company and Dena Heebink widow along with Abram Heebink Mabel Johanna Thorburn John Heebink Lawrence Herman Heebink Lucy Allda Heebink Clarence George Heebink and Florence Dena Heebink heirs of George Heebink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Bottineau
The
Proctor Trust Company
a_totel corporation
Coma Ptaintee
Va & A. Cross
Nina A. Cross
Gold-Stabeck Loan & Credit_ Company
Dena Heebink
Abram Heebink
Mabel Johanna, Thorburn
John Heebink
Lawrence Herman Heebink
Lucy Allda Heebink
Clarence George Heebink
Florence den
What School Attended by New Grenora Bank Cashier
Ask A P Schumacher newly elected cashier of Grenora State Bank what commercial school he attended. He will say Dakota Business College, F N D. He is among 230 Dakota ns who became bank officers. Also ask C Lillethan recently made manager of Western Oil Co Scobey Mont. He will say Daxota 100. Hundreds of successful business and professional men were trained at Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Schumacher
Grenora State Bank
Dakota Business College
C. Lillethan
Western Oil Co
Scobey
Mont
Daxota
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Lina
Prain
J. L. Garvin
Tine
Paap Sieves
Skeae
Beth
Metther
State of North Dakota
Rene
Bina
Gall
Usus
Simost
RES Reet Waw School
Tha Bit
Gheritt' Ofettineau County
North Larence
Mardoe
Schumacher
Crode
Eldyn
Standard Oil Company
Michigan
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