Growing of Flax on Corn Ground Early and Late Sowing
North Dakota Experiment Station botanist H L Bolley outlines a forthcoming circular on flax sowing timing. Early sowing favors seed markets and reliable yields, while late sowing risks poor boll formation and crop loss in hot, dry springs. For seed growers, plant early to ensure frost tolerance is limited to seedlings and harvest avoids autumn frost. Address Agricultural College P 0 North Dakota.
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H. L. Bolley
North Dakota Experiment Station
North Dakota
Agricultural College P
North Dakota alfalfa trials aid hog feeding and farm rotations
A North Dakota State Experiment Station report describes hogs fed alfalfa hay cut and fed dry or steamed, with barley shorts and straw, showing cost reductions and gains compared with all grain. Findings emphasize starting pigs on hay by limiting grain, steam-fed alfalfa outperforming dry for older hogs, and the broader value of crop rotation cycles for demonstration farms. The article also notes continued operation of demonstration farms amid funding debates and a legal notice regarding Mary Newell's estate with creditor claims by four months after notice.
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North Dakota
W. H. Peters
Ita Place
Kevin
Institute
Lathrop
House of Representatives
Porter
Mr. Porter
Demonstration Farms Debate in Legislature News
The March 1 issue notes F., 8. & H. criticizing North Dakota lawmakers for educational policy and a proposed but dropped cut to demonstration farms. W. R. Porter, superintendent, responds expressing surprise at the lack of consideration for his program and defending its work and funding.
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North Dakota
W. R. Porter
Rural Credits Postponed and Credit Principles Discussed
Congress adjourned without acting on a rural credits bill. The piece argues against “cheap money” myths and states credit depends on farming stability, borrower health, and local conditions. It lists reform goals such as longer land mortgage terms, gradual principal paydown, no renewal commissions, and easier productive money, plus recognition of cooperative credit associations.旧 Gasoline and kerosene supplied by Cascaden & Evans, Marshall Oil Company agents, West Broadway. Phone 81.
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Congress
Co-Operative Credits Association
Cascaden & Evans
Marshall Oil Company
Ot West Broadway
Notice and Citation for Final Account in North Dakota
State and Williams County court notify W. W. Keltner as administrator of Tillie A Courtenay deceased that final account and proposed distribution are ready for settlement. Hearings set May 16 in Williston, with publication in Williston Graphic and personal service on respondents. Attorneys Saher Le Waradiek and John J. Murphy represent the administrator.
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North Dakota
Wiling
A. L. Butler
Senate
Tillie AL Coytonay
W. W. Koltner
Balay
PB. Buchanan
Ross H. Ingral Angel B
Stanley
Dane Mott
Loretta
Randall
Marge
Jucket
May Macconnell
Emma Madole
Wilber J. MacConnell
Kitty MacConnell
George B. MacConnell
Dan M. MacConnell
Ror L. MacConnell
Lottie L. MacConnell
Stuirn of Vern
MacConnell
Gite Davis
Florence F. MacConnell
Oscar
Ethel MacConnell
Herbert MacConnell
L. Cc. Wingate
Aula
Tillie A. Courtenay
Denver
Auld Duce
Williston
Williams
Eatate
W.W. Keltner
A.D
Atler
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice at Williston North Dakota
Notice states Annie Berg and Peter Berg defaulted on a 1909 mortgage to Jourgen Olion. Property in Williams County bounds East Half SW Quarter Section 6 Town 159 North Range 99 West. Sale set for 1915 at 2 pm at Willis front door to satisfy $118.08 plus costs. Mortgagor elected to declare the whole debt due. Attorney Patan Anker Greene, Minot ND.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Williams County North Dakota
Notice of foreclosure on a real estate mortgage dated March 1909 by Ola Nilson and Kristanne Ninon to Jourgen Olson, recorded April 1908, in Book 22, Page 289. Premises described as the southeast quarter of Section 27, Township 162 North, Range 103 West, Williams County, 180 acres more or less. Sale set for May 24, 1915 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse front door, Minot ND, to satisfy $149.08 principal plus costs. Attorneys: Ida Aaker & Greene.
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Annie Dahl
Peter J. Berg
Willama
North Makota
North Dakota
Willis
Mortenee
Mortensee
Towit
Townahin
Williams County
Minot
ADE
Otom
Mort Jourgen Olion
Mortensee Patan
Ola Nilson
Kristanne Ninon
Willams County
Jourgen
Olson
Register of Deeds
Williama County
Willaton
Ronge
Cnntainine
Aaid Morteace
Mortange
N. 1
Jourgen Olson
Mortencoe
Ida
Aaker & Greene
Mortenpec
Bankrupt Simon Egge petitions for discharge in North Dakota court
Simon Egge of Williams County North Dakota petitions in the District Court for a full discharge from debts provable under bankruptcy acts. An order of notice sets a hearing for June 11 1915 in Fargo and directs mail notice to known creditors. The form includes dates March 19 1915 and April 18 1915 with signatures of Judge Charles F Amidon and Clerk J A Montgomery.
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District of North Dakota
Simon Egge
Bankrupk
Charles F. Amidon
District of
North Dako
Simon Eyge
Mormon
Couty
Willams
North Dakota
Saepsat
Represehta
Acta of Congress
Orth Dakota
Waid
Fargo
Charles Famidon
J. A. Montgomery
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Williams County
Mortgagee EJ Lander Co announces foreclosure on Ole P Holm property in Williams County North Dakota. Sale set May 11 1915 at 2 PM at the Wiliston courthouse to satisfy $321.78 and costs with the Lander mortgage covering the South half of the Northeast quarter and Lots 1 and 2 in Section 2 Township 159 North Range 100 West. Also notices to creditors in the estate of G Adolph Larson with admin Erik S Larson.
Notice for Publication of Homestead Entry in Williston area
Department of the Interior announces Stephen Fralick of Fontans filed homestead entry No 1-4 for SE 1-4 Section 4 Township 4 North Range 4 West Meridian. He will prove up three year residence and final proof before Register at Winston NY on May 1916. Claimants names and witnesses include Ward Balllett Fred Satter Gun Peterson all Bainville Montana. Parront of Buford N C Thomas Murphy, Register.
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Fublication Department
Deteneny U. ‘Office
Landlow
Winston NY
Ward Balllett
Fred Satter
Gun Peterton
Bainville
Montana
Parront
Buford
N. C
Thomas
Murphy
Register
Notice to Clean Up Health Ordinance Violation
A 1915 notice by Dr F H Van Dyke Commissioner of Health and Nolan Chief of Police orders removal of garbage manure ashes and foul matter within ten days or prosecutions will follow. Chickens ducks and other fowl must be kept off streets and alleys. piglatationer to be prosecuted. Dated April 8 1915.
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F. H. van Dyke
Nolan
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