Wheat farming and big gamble on North Dakota crops
Rex Willard of North Dakota Agricultural College warned at a college conference that wheat farming remains high risk. He cited a 44 chance out of 100 that a planted acre will reach maturity and urged reduced wheat area, higher yields, and more diversified crops with livestock to spread risk. Figures from 185 farms show costs per acre and per bushel, labor needs, and the potential profitability of potatoes, corn, and mixed farming.
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North Dakota
Rex Willard
Department of Economics
North Dakota Agricultural College
Willard
Farm Accounts Department
the College
Ramsey County
Second Round Set for Marquisee Cup at Local Course
The second round of the Marquisee Cup will be played at the local course at 2:00 PM tomorrow. All ladies who qualified for the match should be present to avoid forfeiting their chance to play.
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Pla
Mail Order Manns Big Ad Campaign in Devils Lake
Fred P Mann, country store magnate of Devils Lake North Dakota, built a large mail order business with weekly newspaper ads and pictures. He outsold 1920 with over half a million dollars in 1921 and urges continuous, honest advertising, opposing deceit and fake sales while promoting local media as a stronger sales tool.
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Devil's Lake
N. D
Fred P. Mann
Mann
America
Devils Lake
N. C
Fred Mann
F. P. Mann
Héte
Tam
Drake Hotel
Chicago
Misinterpreted Missing in Action Case in Veterans Bureau
A widow sought back pay from the Veterans Bureau after her husband was listed Missing in Action in France. She believed this meant desertion and hid the truth, yet the agency is completing proper papers and she expresses relief her husband was not a deserter she feared.
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Veterans’ Bureau
France
Altha
Hail Storm Sweeps Martin County Causes Big Loss
Fairmount Minnesota reports a severe hail storm last night at 6 1 o clock sweeping Martin county northwest of town. Damage is estimated at 800000 dollars with many farms losing crops. The storm crossed from Triumph into Iowa, three miles wide and 65 miles long, but there were no fatalities or injuries reported.
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Fairmount
Minn
Martin County
Here
Northwest
Towa
Minnesota
Triumph
Getchell Prairie Items and Veterans Employment Service
Community notes from Getchell Prairie recapping a Ladies Aid picnic at Chautauqua Park and social visits among local families. Also discusses the new U S Veterans Employment Service noting its duties to create jobs, coordinate contacts, follow up rehabilitated veterans, and foster public goodwill toward disabled veterans.
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Department of the
U. S.eterans’ Bureau
The
Employment Service
Sam
Veterans to encamp in cities for Cloverleaf reunion
Major General William Weigel leads Cloverleaf veterans from many states to a September reunion at Fort Snelling and Minnesota State Fair. A Field Day on September 8 with invited governors and dignitaries will feature polo, reviews, and a full Fort Snelling salute. Housing and meals will be provided free or at a nominal $2 fee for three days.
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88Th
William Weigel
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Ilinoia
Wisconsin
Staten Island
New York
Maine
California
Twin Cities
Fort Snelling
Bjornstad
Army Barracks
Twin City
War Department
Minnesota State Fair Association
Weston Cathro Wedding in Bottineau North Dakota
Roy Weston and Anita Cathro wed at the groom's parents home in Bottineau on August 9 1922 at noon. The ceremony conducted by Rev J M McBain featured a ring service and a luncheon followed by a honeymoon trip via Yellowstone Park toward Jerome Idaho where the groom teaches. Both graduates of the University of 1920, the couple leave for Jerome about September first amid best wishes from family and Valley City friends.
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F. W. Cathro
Bottineau
N. D
Roy Allen Weston
Anita Cathro
The
Baptist Church
Jerome
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Jerom
Roy Weston
University
Valley City
Times-Record
Roy
Travelers Checks In Compact Wallets In Several Denominations
Travelers checks are supplied in durable wallets and come in 10 20 50 and 100 dollar denominations. They are inexpensive and insure the holder against loss and delays or embarrassments.
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Wheat Farming
BIG Gamble
T. Melvin Lee
A. Krick
Company Capital
Hame Bank
Thos. A. Edison
American Press
Chamber of Commerce of
Indianapolis
Bismarck
Missouri River
Getchell
Ladies Aid
Chautauqua Park
S. E. Harper
J. H. Whitcher
Nellie
J. H. Rogers
Nina
Sassie Trussell
John Nackel
Charles
Annie Nackel
Hobart Township
Charles Whitcher
W. W. Harper
Pray
Weston-Cathro
Bank of Valley City