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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
7
Canning demonstrations by the Agricultural Extension Department of North Dakota Agricultural College teach home canning of vegetables for year round tables and army needs. The method, used for years, shows both young and old can vegetables and meat at peak quality. Community requests trigger visits to share techniques and promote superior home preserved goods.
Fresh guidance urges homeowners to step up home canning of vegetables. North Dakota produce is praised as high quality, ensuring home canned staples will be exceptional. Organize a local canning demonstration to learn the best methods.
In Burke County County Court Judge Fred F. Carter hears a petition in the matter of the estate of Eddie E. Johnson, deceased. Even Johnson seeks recognition of heirship against several Johnson relatives and unknown claimants, with H. H. Olson guardian ad litem for minor children listed among respondents. The State of North Dakota is noted.
Even Johnson petitions Burke County Court to determine succession rights to real estate formerly of Eddie E. Johnson of Groton South Dakota. Property is SE quadrant of Section 24, Township 161 N, Range 91 W. Hearing set for July 14, 1917 at 10 am in Bowbells Court House. Respondents to be personally served. others by publication in Bowbells Tribune starting June 8, 1917.
The State of North Dakota serves the above named defendants in the action filed in Burke County District Court. Plaintiffs seek to determine adverse claims to the premises described as late nine and ten at Block seven of the original Bowbells plot. Defendants must answer within thirty days. failure leads to default judgment.
Notice details a 1911 mortgage on 480 acres in Burke County North Dakota held by Wm Aylmer against Gunard A Anderson and Betsie Anderson. Foreclosure sale set for 2 PM June 30 1917 at the Bowbells courthouse front door to satisfy the debt. Describes properties in Sections 22 27 28 33 Township 160 North Range 90 West. The notice mentions a due on the mortgage and a due date for auction.
On the day of sale the sum of 6316.46 dollars plus legal costs and disbursements is provided by law. No legal proceedings have been undertaken to collect the paid debt. Dated 22nd day of May 1917. William Aylmer, mortgagee. A W Aylmer, attorney for mortgagee, Jamestown, North Dakota.
Notice states mortgage by Eric and Annie Lofgren to Johnson Van Sant Co. dated October 18 1911 recorded November 1 1911 Burke County North Dakota. Mortgage assigned to M E Niles. sale to satisfy debt scheduled at Burke County Courthouse at 10 00 AM July 9 1917. Property described as SE1/4 of Section 21 in Township 161 Range 89 containing about nine acres including Railroad Right of Way. Assignee M E Niles with C Davies attorney.
Stockholders meet at the mine at two o clock in the afternoon on Monday June 25th 1917 to transact important business. All stockholders are requested to be present. Dated this Sunday of June 1917 C P Hanson Secretary.
The U S Leather Laboratory explains dry leather benefits from oiling. Neats foot oil aids harness and shoes but may dull polish, while castor oil suits polished shoes. Oil penetrates better if leather is moistened first, and linseed oil should be applied to gales occasionally, per Agr Ex Dept and Agr College guidance.
An Nebraska study finds corn grows fastest between 88 and 98 degrees and that soil at 6 inches is 14 degrees warmer than at 3 feet in May through July. Results suggest corn roots proliferate near the surface when moisture allows, while deep cultivation may injure the crop.
The Tribune advertises a full line of township blanks with prices matching other legal blank houses and faster delivery. It invites readers to mail a catalog list and order, promising return mail delivery and time savings.
B A Stefanowicz is identified as a Notary Public with an office located in The Tribune Building in Bowbells North Dakota. The short notation uw appears as stray text.
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