Oats Smut Treatment Boosts Yields in Gage County Neb
Gage County farmers report average oat yields rose from 36 to 48.5 bushels per acre after treating for smut, an increase of 12.6 bushels. Value per acre reached about 4.375 dollars at 35 cents, with 12.3 percent of oats affected by smut and ranges across fields from 2 to 48 percent. Similar trials in Seward County show increased formaldehyde use and broader adoption. North Dakota merchants urged diversification to match farmer shifts in crops and markets, stressing updated seed, machinery, and credit needs.
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Gage County
Nebraska
Farmers’ Association
Seward County
When to cut for fodder and silage corn
Guidance on optimal harvest timing for fodder and silage corn. Fodder prefers ears glazed with leaves still green for palatability and feed value, requiring five to six weeks of drying before stacking or shredding. Silage should be cut earlier, when ears are dented and stalks show most greenness, to avoid poor settling and extra labor.
Moisture retention in soil studied at North Dakota stations
Western North Dakota investigations say rainfall is the only moisture source and soil must store and hold it for crop needs. Findings note limited surface evaporation, profitable summer fallow, and discuss storage of moisture, frost-free days, crop rotation, green and stable manure, forage crops, plowing and cultivation timing, with charts on rainfall and yields. Gravel delivery offered. G J Harding, phone.
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North Dakota
Edgeley
Dickinson
Williston
Hettinger
Japanese Exhibit Impresses at San Francisco Fair
The Japanese government gives San Francisco grounds and buildings for their palaces and plans more before the fair closes. Officials note lavish entertainment for Vice President Marshall and a strong effort to curb hotel overcharges. State buildings open days attract visitors from across the nation as New Jersey’s building dedication and the Press Club entertainment loom as major inaugural events.
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Marshalls
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Derney
Press Club
Wise and Otherwise on success and clever lines
A fragmentary insight collection notes that a man’s success arouses envy from a prior rejected woman. It remarks that ability improves with a few extra letters and becomes lethality, and bets on a breakfast food that makes people rise early to eat it, predicting a fortune.
Library Notes: New Circulation Additions for Young Readers
The library announces new circulation titles including May Iverson by Elizabeth Jordan and its sequel May Iverson’s Career, both wholesome tales of convent life and a reporter’s adventures. Also available are Around the World in the Spray by Joshua Slocum and Derrick Sterling by Kirk Munroe, stories of travel and frontier youth.
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May Iverson
Elizabeth Jordan
St. Catherine's Convent
New York Daily
Joshua Slocum
Captain Slocum
Derrick Sterling
Kirk Munroe
Compmates
Adam’s Advantage and Eve’s Hidden Troubles Headlines
A collage of brief notes recalls Adam and Eve troubles across newspapers, jokes, and fashion tips. The fragment blends era gossip and public notices with a Williston land sale notice and foreclosure headlines, reflecting early 20th century society and its varied concerns.
Notice of Real Estate Foreclosure in Williams County
Foreclosure sale announced on April 19, 1915 at 2 PM at the front door of Williams County Court House North Dakota. Mortgage dated February 17 1910 by Edward J. Bothun mortgagor to B H Pairehti assigns Josephine Fairchild as assignee. Property: East Half of Section 15 Township 157 North Range 102 West. Amount due: 364.45 dollars plus costs. Sheriff Carl Erickson to conduct sale.
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North Dakota
Williams
Eleventh Judicial District
Ole Tromsdahl
Theodore Nags
Marie Nass
Duncan Benton
Qungmens
Carl Erickson
Sheri
Williams County
Willston
Renal
Williston
Williama County
State of North Dakota
Robert R. Rutledge
Bowen & Adams, Bowcorneye
Plainti
Bottineau
Cor
Daniel Matierar
Wile Heron
Orth Dakota
Charles Uthold
Geo
A. Glimore
Mortarston
N. Dale
William ‘d
Estella Card
Jacob Leuthold Jr
Register of Deeds
County of
Jacob Louthold Ir
Silmers i Atty
N. Dak
Edward J. Bothun
B. H. Pairehti
Dakota
Mortanges
Alenen
Josephine c. Fairchild
Mortsgage
Willams’ County
Deveribed
Josephine
Sherif
Usher , Burdick and
John
J Mud
Ae Lomneya
Alenee Gagee
Willaton
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Elsie
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Honeybrook
Graphic
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England
New York Chamber of Commerce
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North Pole
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Lee
Grant
Lord Byron
Utrecht
Brigam Young
Nenoleon
Edward Everett
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Department of the Interior
A. & Fang
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Walter A. Bergstrom
Trenton
N. D
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P. Meridian
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Bet Register & Receiver
U.S. Land Office
Adam Milter
Bart Irwin
Wil Kengon
Henry Bowen
Thomas B. Murphy
Register
State of
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Lawrence Jensen
Edward Jensen
Mondak
Sheridan
Montana
Willams
A. I. Butler
Williston Graphics
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Oak
A. L. Butler
Wm. G. Owens
E. A. Lohrke
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Houston Post
Ft. Louis
Bramarck
Arte
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W. W. Keltner
North Dak
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Firat St. Minneapolib
Arthur Evans
Henry Hentges
Hentges Dray Co
Cascaden & Evans
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