Farm Department Fibre Plant Brings State Publicity
Grand Forks April 7 North Dakota gains attention as the Northwestern Paper and Fibre Company operates in Grand Forks. Articles in investment press cite first ton of North Dakota flax paper, comparable to linen, suited for bonds and correspondence. Fibre from Grand Forks prompts machinery expansion and praise for flax fibre as a key North Dakota industry.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Northwestern Paper and Fibre Company
Metropolitian
Investment News
Chicago
Kenmare voters weigh Spencer district consolidation
Kenmare North Dakota April 7 Spencer School District No 46 will vote on consolidating the district into one strong institution. With no opposition the plan is expected to carry by a large margin promising better buildings equipment and stronger community ties through unified schools.
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Kenmare
N .D
Spencer
A New Rural Civilization
A rural society embraces a new civilization driven by cooperation leadership and modern farming machinery. It argues isolation and drudgery are the country’s worst enemies, and that social needs of youth have been neglected, risking abandonment of country life.
Farmers Return to North Dakota Joyfully
Grand Forks reports a Harvey Herald item about farmers returning from Canada to North Dakota. Alfred Haugen, who proved up a Canadian homestead, bought the C. H. Brandhagen farm north of town from T. C. Roble and will move his family there to farm in spring.
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Grand Forks
Harvey Herald
North Dakota
The
Herald
Canada
Uncle Sam
Manfred
Alfred Haugen
Salvador
Haugen
C. H. Brandhagen
T. C. Roble
Unique cooperative library service extends statewide reach
The State University library and Extension Division ally to provide greatly expanded service beyond campus to every corner of the state. A body of highly trained professionals will offer counsel and knowledge to meet real local needs, surpassing the capacity of large public libraries and the Public Library Commission.
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The
State University Library
Cereal Smut Injury Knocks Wheat Grades Down
H L Bolley of North Dakota Agricultural College explains how smuts in cereals reduce grain quality and market value. He details seed plot rotation, seed selection, and formaldehyde seed treatment to prevent spore contamination and protect future yields.
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H. L. Bolley
North Dakota Agricultural College
Seed Selection and Treatment Instructions from North Dakota College
The guidance urges picking dry plump seeds free of dirt and shriveled material and using a formaldehyde treatment. For seed plots individual seed treatments, contact the department of botany at North Dakota Agricultural College for species specific guidance.
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Department of Botany
The
Agricultural College
North Dakota
Slopping Swine Made Easy
An Nebraska Farm Journal reader from Phelps County Nebraska explains a simple trough setup to water hogs. It involves cutting an eight foot opening in a hog fence and attaching a trough built from two inch planks and lumber pieces to guide water, with nails and planks forming the feeding trough.
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J. H. Kraft
Phelps County
Nebraska
Nebraska Farm Journal
Tricks to Build a Hog Watering Slide Door
Instructions describe fitting and nailing slots and a sliding piece to a trough system for hogs. Steps include aligning over the outer edge, attaching sliding part D, and using a water flow to guide the pig to the trough exterior while pouring water, then resetting the slide.
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