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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
14
The article discusses careful hog feeding for market shows and breeding, stressing balanced nutrition, bone formation, and adequate pasture. It warns against overfeeding corn alone, suggests adding leguminous plants, bone-making materials, ash and tankage, and using skim milk to improve quality and profits.
The USDA reports no scientific basis for planting potatoes by the moon. Studies show farmers sow crops equally well during any moon phase, debunking the long standing moon phase superstition. Scientific American notes the findings and the value of dispelling the myth.
A correspondent asks about moving seed corn between states. It is safe if plant growth principles are observed. Do not move northward and prefer seed from a northern region with similar soil and moisture conditions. Illinois studies show soil and moisture alignment aids growth. crown weed varies by state. Nebraska seed performs differently by location.
Mr. Selgel once a Minot cigar manufacturer arrived from New York state Monday where he has stayed two years. He is visiting his brother. He has traveled extensively and visited several African countries.
The article advises readers to invest in live stock with depth of body and strong loins, favoring large, well-muscled sows with good milk and calm temperaments. Eight uniform sows are preferred over twelve poor ones. Emphasizes breeding, feeding knowledge, and diligent care to build a profitable, healthy herd.
Logan Farmers Bere A Farmers mnerator Co was organized at Logan with principal farmers taking interest. Fred Willman is a leader in the group as roads to the area are repaired to encourage farmers to haul grain there.
An advertisement in the Minot market section lists Indent bread as available, noting a notable quantity over 5600 units and signaling strong supply for buyers.
Ward County Demonstration Farm near Flaxton showcases a four year rotation with wheat oats corn and oats and peas on plots to test land fertility. Trials include winter wheat inoculation and clover without nurse crops, plus alfalfa varieties Montana Turkestan and Emmer showing strong winter survival across the state.
The Minot city council resolves to build sewer district number one with man holes catch basins and flush tanks connected to the Mouse river. Plans prepared by the city engineer filed June 4 1909 approved June 7 1909 designate streets for laying sewer and cost to be paid by special assessments as per North Dakota law.
Notice from Tagus North Dakota village board invites sealed bids by 8:00 p.m. June 21 1909 to build one block of eight foot curb and gutter on the west side of Main Street. Viewable at village clerk or president office. Board may reject all bids.
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