Minnie J Nielson Active in Club Work
Minnie J Nielson president of the North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs will visit Bismarck on Wednesday en route to Dickinson for district federation meetings. She will speak at 1 30 p m at the Presbyterian church with Mrs Frank White, hosts Mrs W F Cushing, and is expected to be joined by Mrs Darrow of Fargo and Mrs Amidon for the district gathering.
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Biemarck ‘Tribune
Mia, White
Miss Nielson
Minnie J. Nielson
North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Bismarck
Dickinson
Federated Clubs
Misa Nielson
Frank White
Council of Women
Washington, D. C
Darrow
Fargo
Brary Board
Capitol
Amidon
Nielson
White
Luncthon
Grand Pacific Hotel
Feed Calves by Hand Dairyman Practice Discussed
Calves should receive first milk directly from the cow and stay with her for about thirty hours before being fed from a pail. Limit total milk to one gallon twice daily, or split into three feedings instead of two for better nutrition.
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Chia
Feed For the Dry Cow Ration
Advice notes the dry cow ration should provide protein for fetal development and body maintenance, sufficient carbohydrates to avoid excess fat, and adequate succulence. Emphasizes hope and patience as remedies for all trouble.
Points of a Dairy Cow Selection Five Polars
A historic guide outlines five cattle traits for breeding dairy cows. It cites body capacity and middle draft, a slim back, a large udder, substantial milk wells, and clear eyes as signs of good digestion milk production and nerves. It notes combining these with scales and the Babcock test ensures success.
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Babcock
Tata
Foot rot in sheep linked to level land and prevention methods
Foot rot in sheep is more common on level land and can be severe without treatment. Frosty weather aids eradication. Pare diseased hoof tissue, avoid drawing blood, and apply insecticides such as blue vitriol with lard or carbolic acid. disinfect knives between animals. A Shropshire ewe won best three American bred ewes at the 1912 Chicago show. Henry L. Wardwell’s Pinehurst farm, New York, led in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya W. N. Cowden
National Stockman
Alwiys
Henry L. Wardwell
Pinehurst Farm
New York
New York State
Treatment and prevention of foot disease in sheep
The guide discusses how to detect and treat foot disease in sheep with lameness and fever signs. It recommends thorough early treatment, regular inspections in two weeks, and preventive steps such as short pastures, lime troughs, and disinfecting pens with lime, whitewash, or carburet weld. It notes hoof shape affects cure rates and calls for careful handling of equipment and racks.
Raising Drafters and Fall Fresh Cows Breeding and Milk Tips
An article stresses careful selection of breeding stock for heavy draft horses, urging sound, defect-free brood mares paired with rugged, heavy-boned stallions. It highlights the importance of feet and legs, weight alone is misleading, and notes mature drafts should weigh 1800 pounds to a ton with good action. It shifts to dairy advice, explaining fall fresh cows yield more winter milk, with 10 to 15 percent higher output than spring calvers.
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M. Watson
Local residents attend Music Festival and travels noted
Miss Emma Bridison of Barnesville Minnesota visits friends in town. Numerous residents including A G Hoel A M Osto and M O Grangard stop by to attend the Music Festival. Attendees include R B Cox of Wimble don attorney Baldwin Dr Westley and Mrs Conover with relatives in Fargo. Profs Taylor and others judge contests at Jamestown College while various families plan summer trips and church gatherings.
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Emma Bridison
Barnesville
Minn
A. G. Hoel
A. M. Osto
Cooperstown
M. O. Grangard
Rogers
R. B. Cox
Wimbledon
Attorney Baldwin
Oonaraysen
Sarah
Conover
Fargo
Richard
Westley
Coopertown
Taylor
Jamestown
Jamestown College
Fred Hiedel
Thompson
E. C. Hilborn
Oxford
New Hampshire
Jessie Gale
Cold Harbor
Katherine Ensey
Chicago
Clare Hall
C. H. Olsby
Nels Gunderson
Osakis, Minn
L. O. Stowman
C. O. Jacobson
The Economical Way
The Times-Record ad proves the most economical method to secure wants. A small classified offers a quick, broad reach within the local community, teaching many people about your need at a mere cost.
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Times-Record
Symphony Orchestra Draws Residents From Area
Miss Marie Oppegaard and Edith Moore from Carey attended the Symphony Orchestra concert yesterday. J. E. Jones and Mrs. Jones plus Mrs. Jones consigned to Fargo today, returning tonight. Litchville sent a strong delegation to hear the concert. Several local residents including E. C. Pollard, A. P. Hanson, Editor Nelson, Banker Ed Hedland, J. Bennett, Miss Hoskins, and O. T. Olson of Darey were seen in city for the event. Oriska visitors Mrs. Van Steenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton, and Miss Claspi attended Monday and Tuesday concerts at the Auditorium. The ad promotes cheap land for sale in North Dakota with easy cash or crop payments from Pointa Co., Crosby.
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Marie Oppegaard
Edith Moore
Carey
J. E. Jones
T. X. Jones
Fargo
Litchville
E. C. Pollard
A. P. Hanson
Nelson
Ed. Hedland
The Times Record Wants Centre of Interest in Work
The times record outlines how wants guide workers daily and shape the essential needs of homes. It portrays wants as a diary of endeavor and a map of what is most needed.
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The
Times-Record
Colunnes
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State
Burton
Whitehouse Cafe
J. H. Sampson
Prop
Normal Auditorium
David Starr Jordan
Normal Dramatic Club
North Dakota
Pointa Co
Crosby, N. D
Lion Brand
Arneson Hardware,co
Valley City, N. D
Panama
Canal Zone
Maurice L
Rothschild & Co
Smith
W. W. Smith
Valley City No. Dak
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