Strawberry Bed Culture At North Dakota College
North Dakota Agricultural College outlines methods to grow two strawberry types, spring bearing and everbearing. Planting in May, four foot rows, careful pruning, and heavy mulch prevent frost damage. Maintain soil moisture, control weeds, and harvest after the crop matures. Senor Dunlop and Progressive are noted varieties with distinct bearing habits.
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North Dakota
Arate
Senor Dunlop
Dunlay
Alf. Y
Faith in Pit Silos for Hard Times in North Dakota
A column argues pit silos store corn and silage for bad years, noting costs under 25 dollars, simple gear, and fence protection. It praises using sweet clover and straw, stresses livestock feeding, and urges practical adoption over debate, linking storage to rural stability and market readiness.
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JH. Shepperd
North Dakota
Phu- Foh
Joseph
North Dakota Crop Conditions Show Record Promise
A Northwestern North Dakota survey reports adequate moisture and thorough harrowing leaving fields in excellent condition. Winter rye is at its best in years as farmers move toward diversified farming methods, reducing risk from potential crop failures and signaling strong agricultural prosperity.
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North Dakota
Don’t Destroy Your Best Market for Crops
A reader discusses market dynamics for farm crops and dairy. Farmers should support dairy cows with abundant feed when prices are favorable, else cows dry up in hot months. Forethought and stable dairy supply protect family welfare amid market deflation.
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Jane
Duly
Ansar
Hue
Treatment for Lice Warns Poultry Keepers Across State
Poultry experts warn that lice bolly red mites hinder hen production and chick health. Dusting birds with sodium fluoride is advised, applied under wings and at the vent to reach skin. Handle birds carefully to avoid inhalation or contact with wounds. If lice persist, repeat as needed over months. The second item notes the state irrigation congress set for June in Bismarck to study irrigation development and seek Interior Department support.
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Bolly Nee
State Irrigation Congress
Bismurck
A. Wile Agms
H. @. Plamley
Thomas M. Sullivan
Comgros
Irrigaon
Secretary of the Interior
Prepare Early for Next Crop of Corn
Instruction from the Department of Agriculture outlines avoiding sprouting in moist fields and insect damage by early plowing and prompt drying of picked ears. It stresses proper ear handling, air circulation, and hanging methods to prevent mold, mice risk, and freezing before complete dryness.
Storage to prevent decay in fruit and vegetables
A report from J B Keil of the Ohio experiment station advises home storage in dry cool ventilated spaces to slow decay. Whitewash sprayed walls with copper sulfate aid decay prevention while ventilation, night cooling, and daytime sealing help maintain steady temperatures. Proper storage can extend apple freshness by three to four weeks beyond normal season.
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J. B. Keil
Ohio Experiment Station
Storage of Vegetables by Proper Dry and Moist Conditions
The article explains how different vegetables require distinct storage. Dry warm storage suits sweet potato squash pumpkin and fruits, while moist air near freezing is best for potatoes cabbage beets and turnips. Skin type affects moisture loss impacting shriveling in dry storage.
An Old Soldier Responds in Letter to McCumber
The letter from an aged correspondent in Washington addresses McCumber and discusses years of service in the Senate and political toil. It references a soldierly tone, late hours, and questions about future plans, noting the writer’s veteran perspective on public life and current events. The broader clipping also lists several individuals and local biographical notes about workers at Peoples State Bank of West Hojehow and Tasker, including Miss Thone Kirkelie and her sister Edna Kirkelie.
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McCumber
P. J. McCumber
Washington, D. C
Fury
Senate
Thaye
Havie Ubwiys
Pfui Sau
Ady
Neo
Gino Tae
Thone Kirkelie
Tasker
Peoples” State Bank of
West Hojehow
Edna Kirkelie
A K Mare
Notice to Creditors and Estate Proceedings in Ward County
Notices publish details for creditors in the Ann Miller estate and the Ward County action. Clifford L. Miller administrator directs all claims and vouchers to be sent within four months, with attorney James Johnson handling the matter. notices dated May 25, 1942.
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Pumnty
Ward
County Court
Ann Miller
Clifford
Milles
Anna Iiller
Buld
Clifford L. Miter
Petition to create a common school district in North Dakota
A petition under section 19 of the state laws seeks to form a common school district from portions of multiple townships and ranges in Ward County North Dakota. The hearing before County Commissioners and the County Superintendent is set for June 8 1688 at 2:00 PM in Minot North Dakota.
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Thirtevn
Linge
Uhletystines
Tri Yownahin
Fuange
Tenvuly County
North Dakota
Gurmant
North Pukoti
Noripe
Ward
Notice of Foreclosure Judgment in North Dakota Case
By judgment and decree in foreclosure, district court First Judicial District Cana County North Dakota entered May 18 1922. Case lists Gay Miller as plaintiff and Joan S Hannaford Alma A Hannaford First International Bank of Minot No Dy a corporation Brush-MoWilliamn among parties. Court docketed in Clerk’s office of the district court.
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District Court
First Judicial Dintelet
County of
Cana
North Dakota
Mid Court
Gay Miller
Blaintiff
Joan S. Hannaford
Alma A. Hannaford
Flrst International Bank of Minot
No Dy
A Corporation
Brush-MoWilliamn
Apjouned Meeting of Ward County Board of Commissioners
The Ward County Board of Commissioners adjourned to May 27 after approving minutes and appointing J. Thoman as county surveyor to fill the unexpired term. It reviewed and adopted bids, salaries, and road duties, and set June 6 as the next meeting date with a full slate of township considerations and financial items on the agenda.
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Irrearay Ang Cain
Kawa
Tollewite
O. B. Heriggtad
Attacney
Ward
J. "Thoman
WM. C. Frahm
Com. Vandenoever
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