Poultry Culling Demonstrations Highlight Farm Practice
The article covers a statewide poultry culling campaign led by county agents and poultry specialists, detailing demonstrations in Grand Forks County and across 16 counties. It explains selecting old and unproductive hens, timing for culling, and the economic benefits of culling for breeders and egg producers, with references to specific breeds and practical methods used by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paultey
Cali
Oyay Barton
Benitey Spoelaliat
Agri Fulluel
Eoaipieraslon Wits
Foemers
Ernstrariins Ovene Adylvedt
He Hestial
HO Prodigeers
Grand Forks
LN Gillingens
Don’t Park Pumpkins With Root Crops
An article notes avoid storing pumpkins with root crops. Keep pumpkins in a dry well ventilated place around 60 degrees, with temperatures dropping at night. Do not touch pumpkins. suspend them above heat sources or place on shelves in a cool dry room.
War department transfers powerful explosives to agriculture
The war department has turned over to the department of agriculture a war excess supply of perilous and explosive material, described as more powerful than older compounds. This alert notes the potential use in farming contexts and urges careful handling across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanmantha
Christus
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Do not plow under sweet clover in first year says agronomist
Dr L Walster of North Dakota Agricultural College warns against fall plowing of sweet clover seeded in spring. He advises delaying plowing until the second year, as early plowing can halt regrowth and seed production. Instead, allow the crop to follow its natural cycle and use stubble for future tillage.
Made of Sour Milk Recipes From Thea NY College
Odd typed notes describe sour milk based desserts and a Graham pudding style recipe from MWeshire College at Thea New York. It lists ingredients such as molasses sugar flour and lemon juice and offers steps for mixing and cooking with dairy and foamy sauce directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mweshire College
Thea
Graham
Farming, fertilizers and farm storage musings
Fragmented text discusses farm storage needs and humus and nitrogen benefits from crop residues. Mentions Ruskin on life with pictures, community care, and cautions about fertilizer percentages and safety. Ends with a garbled note on Beers fertilizer content and arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton’s Park
Cheel
Ruskin
Suse Sam
Nohorly
Ada
Great Scouts Wa ter Fight Duel Ends In Death
Andrew and Adam Poe brave frontiersmen in Ohio pioneer days fend off an Indian attack. In a wet river fight Poe and a companion battle a Wyandot chief and an ally, both men swapping blows until Poe’s brother arrives and the big gun battle ends with the Indian dead. Meanwhile in Minnesota a public administrator announces estate claims and four month deadline for Joseph Orban’s creditors.
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Andrew
Adam Poe
Ohio
Poe Brothers
Poe
Jock
Ehiet
Adam Vue
Tax on Politeness Dinner Dialogue Sparks Complaints
The exchange reports a diner remarks about a long meal caused by interruptions from Mfteen Erlends as they passed, forcing the narrator to stand during the entire meal and prompting discussion on etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfteen Erlends
Those Giria and Miss Ryval Ball Remark Note
Fragmentary lines depict a social ball scene with Miss Bright remarking that someone was likely surrounded by men during the Marelay ball, implying absence or distraction. The quoted exchange hints at social expectations and gossip surrounding the event.
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Giria
Feeler asks would you say yes to marriage proposal
A cautious exchange tests mutual intent as Feelers probe whether a hypothetical proposal would be welcomed. The dialog balances hesitation and curiosity, labeling the question with hypothetical consent and a tentative affirmative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feelers
Describing Him in a Missouri Salon Exchange
A gaunt Missourian describes a man as little and dried up, saying he resembles someone who always eats at the second table. The remark conveys a sharp, ironic portrait of the subject.
Weekly wants and yard sale notices from Valley City
Old newspaper ads list wanted ads for farm property and purchases, a for sale or trade Titan tractor with plows in good repair, a request from D F Bush in Neapolis Minnesota for farm for sale details, and a rummage sale by Episcopal Church Guild on October 21 and 22 in the Front Street Post Office building. Marie Palstad disclaims old accounts of John Falstad before October 11 1921.
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N. W
Valley City
N. D. Towtt
Matt Mason
D. F. Bush
Neapolis
Minn
Episcopal Church Guild
Front Street
John Falstad
Marie Palstad
N. D
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Joseph Orban Barnes ND
State of North Dakota Barnes County before Judge C H deS Tigens in the matter of the estate of Joseph Orban also known as Joe Orban and Josef Orban. Creditors are notified to present claims against the estate by the deadline and to notify heirs according to law. The notice provides requirements for filing and payment of debts and details for administration of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilu& Wesson
Joseph Orban
Joe Orban
Josef Orban
Rogers
Barnes
North Dakota
Lumber Exchange
Minneapolis
C. H. Des. Tigens
Notice of Execution Sale in Barnes County North Dakota
Public notice states that Engebret Larson sheriff will sell the western half of section 15 township 140 range 58 west in Barnes County to satisfy a 1921 foreclosure with a $31,547.50 judgment and 6 percent interest, at the courthouse front door in Valley City on November 19, 1921, at 2 p.m. The description covers the property and buildings. Also included is a second notice from the Bank of Sanborn case seeking satisfaction of a separate $875.92 judgment via sheriff sale under an attachment.
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Natice
District Court of
First Judicial District
Barnes County
North Dakota
District Court
First National Bank
Valley City
Pramine
Valley City Fibre Company
John D. Gray
I. J. Moe
F. W. Bowen
M. T. Miller
Edward I. Brown
Fred King
W. H. Messer
A. F. Pierce
Engebret Larson
W. H. France
Barnes
Bank of Sanborn
Anid Court
North Tar Kcott
MONS
State OF
First Judicial Dis Jonn
Aldrich
Eat May Aldrich
N. Dak
Combs & Ritchie
C Ritchie
B. W. Benson
Bates County
Plaintiff
Township 138
Range 57
5Th P.M
A. P. Paulson
American Exchange Bank
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Property Sale in Barnes County
A Valley City notice lists Engebret Larson as Sheriff announcing sale of Lot Fifteen in Block Ten of Sanborn townsite to satisfy a judgment of $662.45 plus interest and costs. The sale is set for November 19 1921 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door, with the property described, including a building, to be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
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Sanborn
Barnes County
North Dakota
Engebret Larson
Valley City
N. Dak
Combs & Ritchie
Valley Ciy
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North Dakota Agricultural College
L. Walster
Agronomist
Nori Dakota Agricultural College
Western Newspaper Union
Andrew Poe
Theophilus Wesson
Sweden
Josephine Orban
Michael Orban
Parkas Orban
Anns Orban
Rosalia Orban
Gisela Orban
Featherstone Am
Bank Bld
Yee Court
Valley City Fibre Co
A Corporation
F. W Bower
Edward J. Brown
County of
Wilhelmina Beyer
J. F. L. Bohnhoff
Oriska
Platou
Hiram Remington
Roe
First
Alexander Nayes
Yonette Ness
Charles G. Nayes
Thomas G. Nayes
Thos. G Nayes
Melvin A. Nayes
Selina Bollum
Hanna Amundson
Hannah Amundson
Emma Helland
Emma G. Helland
Leta Hansen
Lena Hanson
Lena A. Hanson
Loyel Naes
Loyal Nayes
Loyal Tneyea Phillip Pee
Lip Nayes
Ip R
Fes K. Ness
L. K. Ness
Z Nages
Inez Nayes
Inez T. Nayes
Ammon
A. D
A. P, Paulson
Raymond L. Taylor
Leora B. Taylor
Jesse J. Taylor
Register of Deeds
Waley City
Tate
United States
Raccangeaya Ald
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