Lignite Utilization Prospects Discussed by North Dakota Expert
Dean Babcock of the University of North Dakota outlines the potential uses of lignite in a published bulletin. The report covers gas production, briquetting, and economic implications, arguing that widespread lignite utilization could support regional power distribution and industrial development.
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Dean Babcock
Unity School of Mines
Earle J. Babcock
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University of North Dakota
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Mebron
Stage School of Mines
Babcock
Metool of Mines
Planting waits in many places owing to rain
General crop prospects in the Northwest wheat and corn belt show optimism but delays from heavy rains reduce wheat and corn acreage. Reports from the Dakotas indicate limited improvement, while some districts have sturdy planted wheat with good color. Corn remains late. potatoes rise in favor as farmers seek resilient crops amid wet ground and ongoing forage demand.
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Dakotas
Northwest
North Dakota
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Regents Plan Major Changes in North Dakota Schools
North Dakota board of regents, in a four day Valley City meeting, outlined steps to reduce duplication among state institutions. The plan reorganizes course offerings, enlarges farm engineering, consolidates naval and normal school programs, and centralizes departments to emphasize industrial and agricultural education while keeping a 10 1 2 month program and a two year post high school pathway for teacher training. Kathleen Jensen named to lead home economies across farm schools.
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Valley Gily
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Collene
Bes Culture Stoualfone
Induetal Educa
Tion
Euin
Elias Nated
Mayviles Valley
Gily
Minot
Torain
Ellendale
Wahpeton
Jcultural
Uf Weinen
Montana agricultral_college
North Dakota Farm School
Olive variety yields silvery olive for hedges and shrubs
An agricultural note highlights a silvery olive type suited for hedges and coarse shrub clusters in Wisconsin. The description emphasizes its winter hardiness and ornamental value, noting its suitability for serena and other landscape uses.
Ants and lard plate toward pest control method
A fragment describes Professor Waldron at the Agricultural College testing water to kill ants. A plate dipped in lard traps ants as they approach and become stuck.
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Professor Waldron
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Norwegian Lutheran Church Notes Services in Dwight Wahpeton
The Wild Rice and Wahpeton-Dwight churches announce Sunday morning services at 10 30 conducted by Mr HP Rad of Fergus Falls due to the pastor's absence The Wild Rice church holds its annual meeting Wednesday June 7 at 1 30 The St Johns church meets Thursday June 8 at 1 00 The East Bethaney Ladies Aid meets Wednesday June 7 with Mrs Erik Pederson Pastor W B Dahl
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Wild Rice
Dwight
Wahpton Corner
Wahpeton
Rad
Fergus Falls
Wild Rice Church
St. John’s Church
Fie East Bethaney Ladies’ Aid
Erik Pederson
W. B. Dahl
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