BATTLAVIEW social notes from Steff correspondent
Esten Sletten Gunder Anderson and Andrew Estby left for Wisconsin to work with a bridge crew. Choke cherries were picked, Myrtle Odden works at Hamlet, Odden family at Wildrose for dental work, Rev. Larson preached, Peters visited EB Downie home near Lignite, Olga Odden hired at Murphy store McGregor, Peters to Stanley and back for dental work, school board met, Carl Davidson returns home before Montana bank position, Farmers Club shipped cattle, Sim Hanson president, Lundsvilley dance attended, George Johnson pony loss from lockjaw, whooping cough spreading, Julius Johnson family visited Grenora, Sidney Moody returns from Van Hook, Olaf Sletten visits grandmother Carrie Sletten, Peters attend McGregor church, Julia Blomquist maintains frames for Adolph Charles family, Red Cross nurse lectures, county nurse due September for pupil exams, lunch served after church, John Sorenson and Albert unload coal, coal stored for winter, Halmrast hay field work, Mrs John Johnson returns from Eau Claire Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steff
Esten Sletten
Gunder Anderson
Andrew Estby
Wisconsin
Myrtle Odden
Hamlet
Martin Odden
Harry
Wildrose
Rev. Larson
Wm. Peters
G. Downie
Julius Johnson
Grenora
A. O. Anne
Sidney Moody
van Hook
Olaf Sletten
Carrie Sletten
McGregor
Julia Blomquist
Adolph Charles Famy
Red Cross
Mesdames Road
Augustson
John Sorenson
Albert
M. J. Gores
M. Sutherland
Halmrast
John Johnson
Eau Claire
Wis
Woburn notes and local social items page from 1920
Readable fragments report health visits as Blomquist child with whooping cough to Dr Wicklund at Wildrose and Alma Schroeder suddenly ill while berry picking. Mrs Carrie Sletten visits granddaughter from Powers Lake. Local travel includes Kundiger taking Emma back to Flaxton and Emma Monson visiting D Stewart home. Community plans note Women’s Nonpartisan Club meeting near Flaxton on August 29 and several residents berry picking. Mentions of Bowbells trips for campaigning and threshing crews, plus various visits to farms and towns including Minot and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertia
Blomquist
Wm. Kundiger
Flaxton
Emma
Emma Monson
Carpio
D. Stewart
Carl Jenson
Senator Ingerson
Ed. Marks
Bowbells
John Peterson
A. J. Nygaard Grove
Chas
Blomgren
Elmer Olson
Florence
Gladys
Frances
Chester Stewart
Donald Stewart
Marks
Kundiger
Rufus Brown
Chas, Smith
Brown
Axel Hanson
Minot
Fred Marks
Woburn
John McCann
F. W. Marks
Stewart Home
Carl Jensen
East of Woburn
Illinois
Richie
Ilinois
Sarl
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Quamn
A surprise party for Mrs. Quamn drew a large crowd and a midnight lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gleave visited Mrs. Gleave's mother Mrs. Stewart on Sunday. The grain is nearly all cut and shocked in the hills with a dance at the west school house attracting a large crowd. The Gleave family report health as their children recover from whooping cough. Charlie Gleave works hay and Harry Gleave Jr stacks hay for Mr. Pulver. Harry Gleave also travelled to Powers Lake last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ataff
Quamn
Harry Gleave
Tribune seeks 820 acre farms with buildings live stock and equipment
The Tribune requests inquiries for rent or sale of 820 acre farms including buildings live stock and farm machinery. Also notes lignite heating stove and sale of stove in the area with details incomplete in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Portiow
Lava Inquire
Tribune Dales
Legumes for Dairy Herd Superior in Feeding Trials
Study compares six alfalfa heavy dairying associations with eight where legumes were scarce. Alfalfa districts show grain cost 16 percent of feed, milk yield 6 805 pounds, butterfat 281 pounds, income over feed cost 73 dollars. Grain districts show 5 234 pounds milk and 238 pounds butterfat with 37 dollars income. Results suggest higher profits from home grown legumes. Farmers in one district should study practices of others and consider growing more legumes or adding soil improvements to support legume production.
Annual value of woodlots in the United States
W J Morrill of Colorado Agricultural College states the annual value of farm wood lot products is 195 000 000 dollars. About half the timbered land in the United States lies in farm woodlots, which can be managed to yield more timber than current forests. Yet many woodlots deteriorate as owners cull the best species and fail to plan future crops, often using them as pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morrill
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
United States
Foresta
Benefits of Manure to Wheat and Soil
Manure spread on wheat in fall or winter reduces soil drift and snow loss while shielding plants from temperature swings. It prevents soil heaving, conserves moisture, and adds plant food. When plowed next year the organic matter blends with soil enhancing texture and fertility for future crops.
Alfalfa Silage Cautions From Early Tips
Cautious guidance on alfalfa storage notes silage benefits when fed within a few months after filling the silo. Delayed feeding leads to spoilage and reduced effectiveness. Emphasis on timely preservation and feeding to maintain alfalfa quality.
Milwauk ee woman credits Tanlac with 20 year boost
Mrs Hugo K Heyen of Milwaukee says eighteen years of stomach trouble nervousness headaches and sleeplessness vanished after taking Tanlac She reports improved digestion steady nerves sound sleep and regained weight She lists Bowbells outlet Donovan Drug Co Powers Lake Chas Frank Portal Wis Trom Bros Flaxton I Givereson and notes notary public Stefanowicz Bowbells North Dakota regions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Hugo K. Heyen
Hadley St
Milwaukee
Wis
Tanlae
Donovan Drug Co
Powers Lake
Chas. Frank
Portal
Andrew M. Rette
Columbus
Wistrom Bros
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Battlaview
Mike Mertes
Stoughton
Jens Peterson & Co
C. D
Burke County State Bank
Bowbells, North Dakota
Cor. P
Cor. M
Dimond
Tribune Wants
J. F. Kaser
N. D
M. Bising
Ford
King
Jons Peterson
C. Heath
Sam Knutson
Rowbelle
B. A. Stetonowics
Notary Public
Tribune Building
Hep Een
G. Zl Harms
Peice
iMneapolia
Minn
A. Stefanowicz
Tribune
Bowbells, N. D
Ford Auto Motors
the Motor Inn
E. O. Nehring
Bowbells, N. Dak
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Mexico
Ding the Ree Susie
Reveree
Stan Ue Oil Company
Adic
Standard Oil
Oil Company
S. Michigan
Chicago
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