North Dakota Leader Discusses Wheat Fertility Costs
President J. Worst speaks at the North Dakota Agricultural College about the cost of maintaining soil fertility. He argues that exporting half the wheat and straw removes soil nutrients, requiring about 58 cents per bushel to replenish one acre after a wheat crop. The remarks reference soil fertility, farm economics, and national feed and dairy practices.
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Ihejwoule
J. Ho
North Dakota
Tribune
Bismarck
Epte
Tivales
CANIN
Dairy Nelson
Diversified Farming Techniques and Wheat Management
The text discusses diversified farming to save time and labor, detailing wheat and grain cultivation methods. It covers subsoil and topsoil management, shallow versus deep plowing, seed firming, drag harrowing, and staged growth to optimize yields and moisture retention. It references applying techniques across acres and notes a general average yield around 1 bushel per acre at certain stages.
North Dakota’s Dry Climate Seen as Blessing for Agriculture
A 1880s style opinion argues North Dakota benefits from limited rainfall. The writer predicts science will improve farming in the region, boosting moisture storage, soil health, and long term profits while stressing better agricultural education.
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North Dakota
Local July Fourth Picnic Plans Highlight Community Events
The article outlines a July 4 picnic with a firework of rural life. It notes weather affecting early sowing wheat and potatoes, visits by residents, a planned school election about rebuilding district horses, and a program with games races and a Ladies Quartet, inviting all to attend.
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Parasto
Antil So'elock P.m
Pleasantridge Bead Company Trip Noted In Lemmon Visit
A Brown Bros representative stayed at Pleasantridge Thursday night while making a business trip to Lemmon last week. Mr Nesbit and the Nesbit family from South Grand River welcomed a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Sant Rawden at home.
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Pleasantridge
Bead
Lemmon
Nesbit
Brown Bros
Bison
Peasainridge
Stork Dune
Mrs
Sant Rawden
Whos Ress
South
Grand River
Pieas
Thaw Grilled On Stand In New York Court
In White Plains on June 27 Harry Thaw refused to answer questions citing his attorney's advice. Clarence Shearn, Thaw's chief counsel, interrupted Jerome's examination and claimed the attorney aimed to protect Thaw from venomous questioning. Thaw faced renewed court scrutiny as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw watched nearby.
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White Plains
N.Y
Harry RK
Thaw
Travers Jerome
Clarence 2 Shearn
Jerome
Shearn
Evelyn Nesttt
Bryan Asked to Join Third Party
Belmore June 27 report on Senator La Pollette meeting William Jen Binge Devan fuels talk of a third party movement. In the temporary convention chairmanship, details of the conference are disputed with Bryan’s aides saying they do not know what was discussed. Local updates include sports results and social notes amid weather delays.
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Belmore
la Pollette
William Jen- Binge Devan
Washington
Brysz
Bryan
Nebraska
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