North Dakota’s Untapped Wealth and Future Promise
North Dakota’s undeveloped resources are vast with coal beds, clay for building material and pottery, shale rock for Portland cement, artesian waters, and durable stone. Education, cattle and livestock breeding, and a thriving grazing industry are highlighted alongside high farm values, per capita wealth, and a strong push for regional industrial growth led by state pride and Roosevelt’s influence.
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Durum Wheat Outlook and Markets by Charles I Thornton
Charles I Thornton of the Duluth Market Record assesses durum wheat as a growing Northwest crop suited to light soils, noting rising world demand, favorable prices, and export patterns. He traces history from 1904 to 1906, discusses miller attitudes, and advises Northwestern growers to test durum on light soil with higher seeding.
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