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Wahpeton Times

Location

Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1917

Page

7

North Dakota Endowments and Expenditures Report Summary

A fragmented OCR summary shows agency financial figures for North Dakota with totals like 11,259,050.70 and 1,208,900.06 in endowments and expenditures. It references Sue Paley and Boh's comments, mentions life insurance, contracts, and various risk and endowment items, but most names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.

Sue Paley Boh Dany Serre Orth Dakota North Dakota

Insurance and finance figures from a North Dakota report

An article fragment lists policy receipts and premiums, with figures like 200,000.08 and 697,203 as total receipts, plus notes on sources of income and taxes. It mentions insurance law compliance and commissions, then shifts to an unrelated beekeeping advisory about winter colony strength and honey yields.

Asses Jamund

Pruning Points for Orchard Profit and Winter Work

Dr J C Whitten of Missouri College of Agriculture explains winter pruning methods to shape orchards for profit. Begin pruning when wood is unfrozen midwinter. prune heavily bearing trees in late winter to early spring for stronger new growth. Prune in June and July to restrain excessive wood and promote next year’s bearing. Remove dead or diseased wood and clean canker wounds.

J. C. Whitten Missouri College of Agriculture Ives

Pruning and care tips for healthy fruit tree canker treatment

The guide advises cutting around disease in trunks and canker wounds, painting with white lead and mercury solution, and pruning to a low broad spreading crown with open center. It stresses pruning to ensure light and air reach bearing branches, avoiding removal of strong lower limbs, and thinning crossing branches to prevent shading and promote lateral growth.

Money in Sunflower Seeds Demand and Uses Explored

From England comes a report of strong demand for sunflower seed to manufacture oil. The hardy productive plant could be cultivated in rear field crops and harvested for seed. Poultry keepers value the seed for hens, while stalks might supplement cattle fodder. Despite claims, wide field usefulness remains undeveloped.

England

Early Potatoes Planting Plan Outlined for Patch

Guidance describes preparing a small potato patch before spring frosts end. Plan calls for covering seed with an inch or two of soil then adding four to five inches of mulch to protect sprouts. Resulting harvest would come earlier than other plantings once conditions allow.

Amir Shewvilya Wisny

German Official Orders Disable Kron Prinsessin Cocitle

Captain Polack testified in a federal hearing on a petition to sell the Kron Prinsessin Cocitle that a man tied to the German embassy ordered the ship’s engines disabled to prevent its use by the United States during potential hostilities. He refused to name the official, citing treason risk, and said the destruction work occurred in January and February at Hoboken offices. Judge Morton did not press the question.

Boston Charles A. Polack Kron Prinsessin Cocitle Germany Polack Hoboken N. J Hobeken Ho Noten Moller Het Hot Springs Berman Navy Morton

Fire Threatens Mill City Retail District

Fire rips through the Mill City retail area in Minneapolis, with initial damage estimates varying. Fire officials, led by Chief C. W. Finger, place potential losses between 300000 and 500000 dollars as crews combat the blaze.

Mill City

Sentences in United States District Court for fraud case

In a United States district court proceeding, Gale Smith was sentenced to one year in jail and a $10,000 fine. Knudson received a one year term and a $7,500 fine. L. Davis was sentenced to nine months or similar term.

Fey United di Trict Gale Smith Knudson L. Davis

The Kitchen Cabinet Favorite Recipes Dusty Page

A quirky home cooking column lists assorted recipes and notes from The Kitchen Cabinet. It covers Whipped Cream fillings with fruit, Boiled Frosting ideas, Prune, Pineapple and Date puddings, a Yankee Float, and a salad suggestion, all peppered with playful asides and author commentary.

Merwe

Cooperative Marketing Groups For Perishable Crops

The passage notes the mismatch between small scale fruit and vegetable production and large market demand. It explains how cooperative marketing associations formed to address production and marketing by communities, enabling producers to meet collective challenges and coordinate efforts with dealers handling large lots.

Spray Outfit Essentials for Farm Spraying

The piece argues every farm needs a spraying outfit. It notes the tile bucket sprayers are handy for small jobs like one or two trees or the henhouse but are weak for large potato fields or big orchards. A lever action barrel pump increases power and flow, and a barrel wide attachment improves service.

Balanced Ration For Hens Increases Egg Yield

The article discusses balanced rations for farm animals and notes an Ohio experiment where hens fed a well balanced diet produced ten times as many eggs as hens fed only corn, wheat, and oats. It describes a ration of three parts corn to one part wheat twice daily plus a mash of two parts bran to two parts meal.

Ohio

Feed Ration Impacts Costs and Egg Output in Hen Trial

The test period lasted 140 days. Hens on a balanced ration received about 50 percent more feed costing more than a corn wheat oats diet. Yet they gained weight and produced more eggs, yielding a net gain while the other group incurred losses.

Proper Quarters For Hoos Not Permitted To Burrow

Officials warn Hoos should not burrow deep in damp straw from stacks. They emerge soaked and chilled, risking pneumonia. Proposals call for dry tight pens and suitable quarters to ensure safe, dry sleeping areas.

Hoss

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