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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
6
The article weighs selling milk at five to fourteen cents per quart versus selling cream at forty to forty cents per quart. It calculates fat content, yields, and ancillary values like skim milk, urging careful equipment, testing, and pasteurization. It notes higher fat tests boost cream profitability and discusses market options and risks.
Bowbells area residents urged to place orders for 1918 planting season with B. A. Stefanowicz agent of Paynesville Nursery. He promises lower prices than traveling agents by eliminating travel costs, guarantees live, first quality trees, and offers replacements for losses due to dry spell with optional fall or spring replacements. He invites customers to compare and visit to arrange spring planting.
Lakeview School District invites sealed bids by 7 pm June 25 1917 for moving removal and repair of Lakeview School No 1 and all outbuildings to a nearby site two miles north on the NW quarter of section 36. Each bid must include a 100 dollar certified check. The board may reject any or all bids. Dated June 11 1917 by District Clerk Mrs Fred Carr.
Temper makes a good servant but a bad master in both animals and humans. Animals lacking temper are dull and untrainable. those with temperament, if controlled, offer greatest usefulness. Vicious stock arise from mismanagement, while good stockmen prevent viciousness through self control and proper training or selective breeding.
We buy cattle hogs poultry and hides and pay the highest market prices at all times Let us know what you have to sell and let us quote you a price on it Bowbells Meat Market C J Winter Prop.
The undersigned advertises a single standard bred stallion in Burky county for booking a limited number of good mares. The stallion Scdaller's Last, registration 62476, is claimed to be among the best bred in North Dakota according to papers. Owner Wa. Sadleir invites mare owners to inspect the horse and papers.
In 1911 two children fell ill with cholera morbus and relief came quickly after using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note from Mrs Clarlen Enyeart of Huntington Indiana urges keeping the remedy on hand as a precaution against the painful disease.
An old advertisement announces the Northern Telephone Company long distance service with a bold claim of accident free lines and a promise to connect callers to reach the people. It emphasizes reliability and nationwide reach through the carrier.
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