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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
8
The article stresses a mellow yet firm seed bed for flax, noting soil moisture and root contact crucial. It cautions against overuse of disc harrows, recommends even depth planting, and stresses firming before seeding to ensure rapid seedling establishment and strong root hold.
Dr Melvin T Gilmore of the North Dakota Historical Society notes only a small share of the state's plants are native, clustering in three zones of life. He cites that about 35 percent originate east, 49 percent west, and 16 percent are alien, with flowering in North Dakota typically starting in early April in the southern border and later as one moves north.
The first summer term session began on Monday June 19 with a large registration and 605 students fully registered by week’s end. Attendance exceeds last year by 63 and strains building capacity. dormitory and cafeteria services expand to meet demand. New and existing staff, including Miss Ida Brevad and Mr J H Colton, join extra instructors for the term.
North Dakota dairy initiative aims to stock the region with more cattle. Petitions by at least half the freeholders to county commissioners allow assistance in purchasing dairy cows for farmers. Applicants must form an association to protect credit and ensure orderly support.
Cargo North Dakota June 28 wool buyers resume operations after a two year drought as spring clip in Red River Valley counties sells to local and outside buyers at 22 to 31 cents per pound. Farmers had relied on the Fargo wool pool for 10 to 25 cents per pound during the idle period.
Prices at Boston and the Fargo wool pool set 37 cents per pound for good eastern wool with a 15 cent advance on arrival and final settle ment after sale. About a car of Pembina wool will go to the state pool and shipments from the Agricultural farm and Williston substation have been sent. All consignments are by local freight to the Northwestern Warehouse and Sales Pavilion in Fargo.
The W. AB. C. of Granville entertained G. A. R. veteran Thomas Ward on his 92nd birthday last week in a small community gathering highlighting his long service and local respect.
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