North Dakota bootleg law and primary election overhaul noted
The piece discusses a North Dakota law defining bootlegging with penitentiary penalties and critiques a legislative maneuver that ended the second choice primary provision. It mentions Pat Norton and Adams County politics, plus general crop and seed advice for farmers, emphasizing seed treatment and potato planting practices.
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North Dakota
Pat. Norton
Adams County
L A. Simpson
Dickinson
Pat Sorton
Congress
Potatoes Benefit From Large Seed Pieces Says Bulletin
The Experi Ment Station bulletin promotes using large seed pieces for potato planting. Selecting 1 tuber can boost yields by about 20 to 28 percent, with larger and more uniform potatoes. Tests by agronomy professors show higher acre yields and better quality. Readers can request Bulletin No 140 by Dr A N Hume and Manley Champlin, Brookings SD. Prices influence seed demand and acreage.
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Experi Ment
Potato Bulletin
A. N. Hume
Agronomist
Manley Champlin
Ass't Agronomist
Brookings, 8. D
Lignite Gasoline By-Product Outlook From Grand Forks Study
Dean Babcock of the School of Mines at Grand Forks says lignite coal can yield 10 000 to 11 000 cubic feet of gas per ton and that gasoline is becoming a commercial product from natural gas with lignite gas similar in composition. Other by products include tar ranging 20 to 120 pounds per ton and ammonia sulphate valued as a fertilizer.
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Dean Babcock
School of Mines
Grand Forks
Dickingen Press
Demonstration of Spaulding Deep Tiling Machine at Lemmon
Field demonstration by VA. Finch showing the Spaulding Deep Tiling Machine at Lemmon on Saturday afternoon April 26. Work will not start until 1:00 PM. farmers invited to see and be convinced what the machine will do.
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Lemmon
Finch
Starve the fly plea rises in civic reform drive
Philadelphia Public Ledger reports on a reform campaign against flies with the slogan Starve the fly and a push for cleaner streets and sanitation. The American Civic Association urges continued anti fly measures as winter ends. Other items note Rev John Frei's return from Hague ND, Leavitt farm move, Model Clothing House sale, and Miss Cora Knappenberger's flooded district journey.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ehatemar
Musquitors
Bakery full renovation reshapes J. L. Tice shop into lunch room
J. L. Tice undertakes extensive changes to his bakery to convert it into a bakery lunch room. XK. M. Harr moved this week to the old post office location near the Palace hotel. the renovated place presents a fine appearance and invites comparison. Harr highlights a Bellomont Hat bought at the Model Clothing House.
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J. L. Tice
XK. M. Harr
Palace Hotel
Tll
Model Clothing House
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised Worldwide
A promotional notice touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a remarkable cure for colds. It claims broad world wide reputation and high praise, noting it is available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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