Minot Bakery opens grand new fireproof building
The Minot Bakery company unveiled its new three story facility with modern machinery and a 30 000 loaf daily capacity. Fred and Reinhold Grams lead the venture with eight years in town, naming their bread Faultless. The $125 000 project features a large pastry area, automatic equipment, and staff amenities as the city viewed the impressive plant during public inspection.
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Minot Bakery Company
Minot
George H. Bugenhagen
Aa Scientific
Ood
Minot Bakery
Minot Ae
Twin Cities
Messrs
Fred
Reinhold Grams
Rugby
Grapis Brothere
Conrad Wold
Minot Town Criers Aid Mandan and Bismarck Club Plans
A Minot based town club effort seeks to assist in organizing clubs at Mandan and Bismarck with a sizable delegation expected to visit Bismarck in about two weeks. Minot artists are planned to appear on the program.
Breeders Show and Sale Linked to Mouse River Loop
Arrangements and advertising kickoff for the Mouse River Loop Pure Bred Livestock show and sale set for Minot ice rink on October 12 and 18. consignments already flow in from Apland & Sorlien Bergen Peter Olson Barton Duncan Beaton Bottineau Henry Finke Berthold Alex Currie Quand, plus Hereford and Shorthorn breeders. includes Miss Dagne Moeller Becomes Bride of David Baney details.
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Mouse River Loop
Minot
Apland & Sorlien
Bergen
Peter Olson
Barton
Duncan Beaton
Bottineau
Henry Finke
Berthold
Alex Currie
Cuando
Northwest
Pepinner
Tomatoes at $1800 Per Acre Marketed in Minot
J. J. Brand, from down the river, sold 1200 pounds of tomatoes from one sixteenth of an acre in Minot Friday. He earned over $100 for the harvest, and calculations suggest an acre could yield about 11600 worth of tomatoes at this rate.
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J. J. Brand
Minot
North Dakota
State Federation monitors wool markets and pooling progress
The North Dakota Federation reports pooled wool approaching 700000 to 800000 pounds by October 1 at Fargo with grading planned once a recognized grader is secured. Sales to commission houses bring 16 to 26 cents per pound, average about 18 cents, with better grades up to 30 cents.
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Federation
Fargo
Bureau of Markts
North Dakota Federation
North Dakota
Ward County Corn and Potato Show Gains Community Exhibits
Ward County committees plan a larger event October 13 to 16 with community exhibits and a sizable prize fund. Berthold potato growers defend their title amid growing county participation as groups prepare for a competitive display and possible top prizes in corn and potatoes.
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Ward County
Vady
Berthold Potato Growers
Silo storage promises high yields and year round forage
The silo stores more food per space than any building and lets crops grow to maximize yield per acre. Silage acts as pasture for livestock year round, is nutritious, and aids digestion. It is expected to boost milk production and improve the condition of animals fed with it.
Minot Schools Set to Open Monday Amid Enrollment Hopes
Minot public schools will open Monday with an estimated 1800 students, including about 150 in the high school. Extra rooms have been added, grades reassigned, and a two month inter vocational course offered in the Junior High. A full teaching staff is listed for the year across all grades.
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Minot
White
McKinley
Lincoln School
Sunnyside Schoo
Juniar High School
Wiest
D. A. Lyons
Robert B. Stacy-Juild
Edith Anderson
Mildred Taylor
Josephine Wi
Inga Olson
Esther Anderson
Clara Rudd
B.C. Hellini
Reasie Wilson
Miah
Ole Morsen
Mida Jennie Thompson
Olive Severson
Adele Stichm
Bessie Carlson
Emma Martineau
Eva Fludelund
Helen Buchanan
Olgu Barke
Olga Duhnson
Srlvia Rudshaven
Luke Taylor
F. G. Robeson
Evi Walker
Ethel Pender
Eva Martin
Ella Morsen
Ida Duhlquist
Christine ‘Torgerson
F.C. Blu
Agnes R. Anderson
Meta Erickson
Earl Me‘Aneny
Nora Viker
Anna Hanxon
Scione Eichinger
Alice Swenson
W. P. Stephenson
Alice Anderson
Katherine Schoonmaker
Otilde Melbyo
Theres Kraemer
Eva Walton
Minnie, Ratzlaff
Esther’ Halvorson
Olivia Halvorson
Lucy King
Sara Bohan
North Dakota Wool Pool Seeks Grower Participation
Agricultural College official announces the North Dakota wool pool in Fargo will accept consignments from individuals or counties with organized grower groups. Shippers bear storage and handling costs, with dues waived from county returns if already in a county group. The pool aims for about 1,000,000 pounds to grade and sell when markets rebound.
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Agricultural College
N. D
North Dakota
Fargo
Uiu
North Dakota Federation
J. W. Haw
Avin Nu
Guavantee
Vic
Frevy Jany
Gas in Silo and Editor Kendall's Move
Gas may form in a silo during filling and for a week after, settling as a heavier gas. A lit lantern lowered into the silo can test safety. if it goes out, entry is unsafe. Charles Kendall, longtime Granville Herald publisher, moved to St. Maries Idaho with his wife and family. his hay fever cure is noted and his send off included a chicken feast.
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Chas. Kendall
Granville Herald
St. Maries
Idaho
Sorensen Loses Hand In Ensilage Cutter Accident
Devils Lake man J A Sorensen lost his hand in an ensilage cutter on Tuesday. A Morris Salick, arrested in Minot on Tuesday for obtaining goods by false pretenses in Devils Lake, allegedly sent a 10000 draft to an eastern bank earlier in the week and cashed a 45 check at the Waverly hotel. He then offered 20 for the check and tried to open a bank account with no funds. Sheriff Elliott of Ramsey County coordinated the case.
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Devils Lake
Minot
Morris Salick
Elliott
Ramsey County
Salick
Waverly
Second National Bank
Farmers Demand County Agent Be Returned
Farmers of Morton county appeared before the county commission on August 4 and urged retention of the county agent. After earlier moves to discontinue the program, officials reversed course and boosted funding by 1500 dollars to keep a full-time clerk in the county agent’s office. Editor Gibb of Crosby traveled to Minot to probe the $15 million campaign fund and Divide County allocations.
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Gibb
Crosby
Cox
Divide County
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