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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
For sale notice lists unimproved land at 15 to 20 dollars per acre and improved quarter, half and four room options priced from 25 to 1100 dollars. Names M. F. Salmon of Bowbells North Dakota appear as contact.
Mrs. C. E. Riley of Mion New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion after six months of use. The ad claims the remedy provides great relief and is available everywhere.
Northgate news items report Theodore Schwegen and a boy heading to St Paul for three weeks of hearing treatment, A C Wiper buying the Goldbeck property, the Goldbeck family moving to a Berthold farm, and numerous social calls. Other items note a broken arm from car cranking, visits with relatives, illnesses, a large parish basket social raising 62, and several families traveling or returning from events.
Mr and Mrs Jens Christenson and family visited the Jens Mickels home Sunday afternoon. Otto Carlson and Mrs Peter Nelson visited. Arthur Leslie bought a Ford in Kenmare. Many neighbors spoke of calls at various homes including Mickelson, Hennix, Anderson, Schmelling, and Hjort. Clara Anderson left for Kenmare and Haugen returned home after work.
Experiments at North Central Experiment Station Grand Forks show rutabagas can substitute for corn on newly cleared land that cannot grow corn for silage profitably. The study notes rutabagas yield usable feed value and support dairy operations in the region.
A very large crowd attended the dance at Theo Vigen's in Columbus. John Fay built the bowery on the site between Dr. King's office and the sidewalk. Mrs. Geo Spooner left for Pelican Rapids to visit friends for about two weeks. A. W. Huss's car delivered furniture, then he unpicked the goods. Melvin Brody had a serious accident at the dance, but no one was hurt. Soo Line depot gains outdoor electric lights. J. Hill and an electrician installed them. Bert Gee reports glanders outbreak near Ogema, Saskatchewan and Canadian culling actions. Mrs. I. C. J. Wiig and children depart for Wahpeton except Howard. Ed Erstad, arrested for speeding, is wanted on several charges if he returns to Flaxton. Mrs. D. J. Lynch undergoes appendicitis operation successfully. Burt Gee and Win Dickman visit from Richie, Saskatchewan. Old Settlers' Reunion attendees plan moving to a farm south of Mlaxton. Mrs. Clint Tutt hosts a birthday dinner for Evelyn and Robert. trip planned to Illinois then golden wedding anniversary July 12. For sale Howell roller feed grinder and R. V. eight hp gasoline engine, contact UL. m. Siverling, Bowbells.
Heavy grain deliveries fill the Portal depot as farmers ship 182 cars totaling over a quarter million bushels. Knute Relte buys a Big 4 tractor with eight plows for summer plowing. Dan Humphreys returns to Portal after working for Matt Klein. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Bazil Zema on Sunday June 18. Sylvia Glenn of Bowbells visits W Glenn of the Sea staff. A. N. Olsen moves Piper-Howe Lumber's office to a vacant lot on his addition to convert it into a residence.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs in the Flaxton Times edition, presenting a brief birth notice with the likely hometown context and family acknowledgment.
Otto I. Bergh of the North Central Experiment Station discusses rutabagas as a dairy and livestock feed, noting a twenty-ton rutabaga crop equals twelve tons of corn for balanced rations with clover hay and oats. He outlines planting, seeding rates, drill settings, thinning, cultivation, and storage, and compares Danish practices favoring rutabagas over corn.
Two thirds of the alfalfa plant’s feeding value is in the leaves. If leaves are lost during curing only a fraction remains. Rake into windrows soon after cutting, within an hour or two, to save leaves and keep forage green and nutritious.
Strom perg Heating and Plumbing Co urges readers to get prices now for cistern pumps and kitchen related work. They promise service as soon as the weather becomes favorable and emphasize prompt scheduling.
North Dakota Experiment Station explains that boosting corn requires favorable conditions. Keep the field weed free and cultivate shallowly to avoid disturbing shallow corn roots. Weeds compete for plant food moisture and sun and can outgrow corn when not controlled.
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