The Harrow and Shelterbelt Fuel Source in North Dakota
The harrow builds a dust mulch to retain soil moisture, renews after each rain, and supports bumper wheat production for North Dakota. A typical four acre shelterbelt yields fuel wood over 40 years, with willow and box elder supplying cordwood and coal, plus wind protection that benefits farmstead and crops.
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H. O. Werner
North Dakota Experiment Station
Seed Preparation and Economics of Clovers and Flax in North Dakota
Scarifying sweet clover and alfalfa boosts germination from 25 85 percent to 90 95 percent by removing hard seeds. Flax yields averaged 18.06 per acre from 1914 16 while wheat averaged 11.83. Use wilt resistant flax varieties such as North Dakota Nos 52 114 155 and 1215 for best results. Treat seed with formaldehyde 1 lb per 40 gal water before sowing. One third to one half bushel seed per acre. Early seeding aids blooming before heat hinders seed set.
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Dept
N. D. Agr. College
North Dakota
Hotel Dyckman patrons enjoy courteous service in all departments
Patrons at the Hotel Dyckman in Minneapolis receive attentive, courteous service across all departments, reinforcing a reputation for strong guest care and professional staff.
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Dyckman
Minneapolis
Bread Buyer Chooses Silver Sheaf Flour For Faster Results
The lord and master of the house insists Silver Sheaf Flour for bread, claiming it yields quicker action and a different, better loaf than usual.
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