Breeding Good Corn In North Dakota Show Triumphs
North Dakota agricultural leaders stressed adapting corn to local growing conditions at the corn show and contests. L. Thorpe won the championship after six years of improvement, with Greenland’s 0 bushels per acre noted as weed-grown but improved on his farm. Clarence Schatz yielded 69 bushels per acre in the northern state, with home-grown seed dominant in youth contests. The piece urges selecting acclimated seed year after year and warns against relying on neighbor’s weed corn without adaptation.
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W. C. Palmer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Northakota
North Dakota
L. &. Thorpe
Greenland
Clarence Schatz
Atale
Windbreak planting plan for farm shelter belts
A guide by Q. A. Thompson outlines selecting mixed species for windbreaks and shelter belts. It recommends 10–15 acres for buildings and yard space, placing belts north and west for protection, and using parallel rows of golden Russian willows, Russian wild olive, green ash, white willows, and cottonwood or Norway poplar. If needed, underplant with Black Hills spruce or Jack pine.
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Q. A Thompson
Edgeley
Allingen
Use Dirt for Inoculation in Alfalfa Fields
Instruction advises inoculation by spreading 100 to 200 pounds of dirt from a successful alfalfa field over arable land. Mix dirt to bulk, keep soil moist, apply on a cloudy day, and harrow in soon after. Pure cultures are purchasable but require care beyond a typical farm. Alfalfa diet for inoculation available from Fargo central station or Dickinson sanitation at a cost covering sacking.
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LR. Waldron
Dickincon
N.D
Fargo
Rural Notes Highlight Howard Area Visits And Club Meeting
Miss Edith Hansen visits Williston this week while friends and neighbors attend gatherings across the area. The Farmers Club met on Saturday April 4 with around eighty in attendance, featuring a busy program on canning vegetables, eradication of Russian thistle, and music, followed by lunch.
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Howard
Edith Hansen
Williston
Farmers Club
Pern
Ams
Mario—Nero
Pal Peeae
Ada Amsbaugh
South
J. E
Hyder
Poling
D. J. Neroartet
Larson
Ruth Fischer
Mr. Fischer Music Fon Orchestra
HAUGES Lutheran Churches Easter Schedule
A. E. Distad pastor schedules Holy Week services with Norwegian and English observances across Round Prairie Williston Ploom Creek Lake Creek and Round Frais. Key events include Good Friday 2 pm Norwegian service and Holy Thursday 2 pm at Ploom Creek with Williston 8 pm communion. Easter Sunday Williston 10:30 am Norwegian and 8 pm English plus 3 pm Sunday School. additional Norwegian Lake Creek 11 am and Round Prairie 8 pm. Thursday prayer meeting 8 pm at J J Larson's.
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Hauges
Ploom
Creek
Williston
Ploom Creek
J. J. Larson's
7Th Ave
Lake Creek
Round Frais
English Lutheran Church Seeks New Congregation
Rev J N Leurg of Grand Forks spent weeks here examining church needs and found many Lutherans unaffiliated. A new English speaking Lutheran church is planned and an organizing meeting will be held in the public library assembly room on Sunday April 19 at 10 30 A M. All are invited.
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J. N. Leurg
Grand Forks
Card of Thanks for Peter Slingsby Family
The Slingsby family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their sympathy and aid during the illness and death of their father and husband, Peter Slingsby.
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Peter Slingsby
Williams County Real Estate Transfers 1914
Real estate transfers recorded in Williams County listing buyers such as J O Hare, Anton Argimgen, D Bloom, W Schalahen, Solensten, W P Pearce, M Anderson, Tioga State Bank, N Knudzon, M K Lece n, Floy Bang, Carl Severson, Peter Jackman, N W Simon, H Knudson, J Hirland, and others. Transactions show lots, blocks, sections, townships and varying considerations from 1 to 600 dollars, with several entries noting NW or SE quarter sections and specific lot lines across Tioga and surrounding townships.
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Williams
Ted By
Smith
Bond Lumber Co
Hare
Ray
Anton ‘Argimgen
Ae D. Bloom
W. Schalahen
W. P. Pearce
Berg
M. Anderson & Knute Serve
Tioga State Bank
H.knutson and Son
N. Knudzon
W. ©. McClintock
M.K
Lecen
G. W. Eveson
Floy Bang
W. Stine
Carl Severson
J- Dixon
Peter Jackman
M. Johnson
Fonker
C. W. Semler
N. W. Simon
H. Knudson
Tioga
Henness
J. J. Hirland
A. Brean
A. H. Halvorson
W. Calvert
Kalil
West Lawn
Nyhis
C. G. Book
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Fan-Me Patterson
Gev. A. Gilmore Executor of the Last Will of Fan Me Patterson deceased of Williston Williams County North Dakota gives notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication at the Executor's Williston office. Dated August 2014 Geo. A. Gilmore Executor. 42-44. Att. for Executor
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Fan- Me Patterson
Gev. A. Gilmore
Williston
Willms
Glimore
Pires
Geo
A. Gimore
Alty
Estate of Fred Southard Deceased Notice to Creditors
In the Matter of the Hatate of Fred Southard Deceased. E R Brownson Administrator of the Estate of Fred Southard late of Minneapolis Hennepin Minnesota deceased invites creditors and any persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after the first publication. Dated April 1914, administrator's address in Williston Wilde County. Attorney George A Altmore. First publication April Ath 1914.
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Fred Bouthard
Otice Fm
E.R. Brownson
Fred Southard
Minneapolis
Hennepin
State of Minnesota
Allersony
Anid
Bisomee
Williston
Wildama County
Geo. A. Altmore
Atty
Foreclosure notice and public land claim records
Notice announces mortgage foreclosure on Nicholas Held property in Williams County North Dakota with sale set April 25 1018 at Williston. Premises include West Quarter Section 22 Township 21 Range 90 West Fifth Principal Meridian. Also notice of homestead entry intent by Omund H Homdrom Alexander ND with five year proof due May 1914 and witnesses named.
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Nickolas
Bort Pagar
N. B. Luge
Mortenges
Register of Dee
Williams County
North Dakota
Willams
Williams
yoLior
Towwenty
Williston
N. B
Ludowese
Morten
Carl Erickson
N. D
Department of the Interior
V. Stansond
H. Homdrom
Alexander
Range
Meridian
Robert Norhelm
Shenksalon
Mthany
Mike Moboin
Arne Hombro
Vin Clodfelter
Anton Nelson Alexander
Thomas B Murphy
Einutter
George W. Page
Norah Page
E.R.’ Brownson
Morurise
Office
the Register of Deeds
Williama County
Morteanes
Ione County
Devenos Aia
Willeton
E.R. Brownson
Mortpayee
G. Owens
Nora Sommerfield
Nora Kiel
Gustaf Sommerfeld
Fred Southard
Office of the Register of Deeds
Wil Hama County
Mort Enees
Seelater of Deeds
Mortenzes
M Eage
Gilly of
Willeson
County
Nortty
Dakota
Bection
United States
Anle
H. P
Aeagee, Palmer, Craw
Rat. Ener
Ania Mort N & Burns
Lenee
Willlaton
Notice of Contested Homestead Claim in Williston North Dakota
Inmar Jollen of Williston files to contest and cancel Homestead Entry No 01A854 and Serial No 019081 dated April 28, 1913 for land in Township 166 North Range 100 West. Contest claims Thomas Low never resided on the land, no improvements made, abandonment for over ten months, failure to meet residence and cultivation requirements. He seeks cancellation of the entry under the homestead law.
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Conthavemont OF the Interior
United Buites
Williston
N. D
Thomas Low
Insmar Jollen
Ives Whltston
Marsh
Thiy
Hompstead
Sald
Sal Jan Ou
Fragmentary Legal Notice On Appeal Timing
A damaged public notice outlines appeal deadlines and required responses. It mentions the contestant must file by dates in April and that failure cancels rights to appeal. It requests service of answer and specifies mailing requirements and post office destination for future notices.
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Perama
Pama
Yin Thon
Murphy
Teylutsr
Ylputs
Firat
Thea
Notice to Creditors and Mortgage Foreclosures in Williston
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas Gallagher deceased and to claimants. See also mortgage foreclosures in Williams County North Dakota: details of George W. Page Norah Page versus E. R. Brownson and Nora Sommerfield Gustaf Sommerfeld, including sale dates May 15 1914 and May 16 1914, and notices of mortgage defaults and tax redemptions.
Bankruptcy notice for Harris of Williston North Dakota
The District Court of North Dakota announces in Williston Graphic that L. Harris of Williston was adjudged bankrupt on January 7 1914 under federal bankruptcy laws. A hearing on discharge is set for June 5 1914 at Fargo with notice sent to known creditors and interested parties. The court clerk J A Montgomery records the order and notices.
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United Bt
North
Harria
North Dakota
Diocharme
Farge
Williston Graphic
Charles F. Amidon
Fargo
J. A. Montgome
Eatoy Ee Steele
Vet Assistant State Veterinarian Kreiger Listed
R E Kreiger is identified as a veterinarian and assistant state veterinarian with a contact address at 979 Red in Williston North Dakota.
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Red Williston
N. D
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