Notice of Restoration of Public Lands in North Dakota
The Department of the Interior General Land Office announces restoration of withdrawal for the Wil lSton irrigation project lands in North Dakota. The lands will be opened for settlement and school land selection after September 22, 1910, with entry restricted until October 22, 1910. Occupation prior to September 22, 1910 is forbidden. Detailed township and section descriptions follow for multiple ranges and townships in the Fifth Principal Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
Gaceral Land
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
North Dakota
United States
United States Land Office
Williston
Pitth
Nev
Alf
Dennett
Corn
The
General Land Office
Jeg E. Wilson
Aassutant Secy. of
Interior BC
Washington, D. C
Wilston
Bio Authority
Fifth Principal
T. N
Lots
N. R
NEY
Nis
Fred Dennett
General Lands Office
Jessie &, Wilson
Notice of commutation claim for land in Williston
George W. Newton Jr of Williston North Dakota filed a commutation claim for the Hantry serial No 05224 for a1 and 2 lots in section 1b township 1b range 1ol with attachments. The claim was recorded at the U S Land Office in Williston North Dakota on August 8 with witnesses Frank Poe Charlen Howatt Thaddeus Me Ubis Albert Mailorvon Samuel Adams as registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie E. Bear
Williston
N. D
Us Land Office
Wile Viston
Aura
Lavi Bear
S Smith
Walter
Mitchell
Willie G Francis
Williaton
Samuel Adams
Register
Rutledge
Dax & Wa
Nie
Nehaw
Eelann
Williston N Dale
John Addyman
John Lindbohn
Grant Ruteledge
Willistes
N Dale
Samual Adams
Owid Gasal
N.D
South-East Quarter
Ne.e
Willtown
Edgar McKnight
Han
Register and Receiver
Land Office
Imant
John R. Shanley
Olaf Ohhee Nels Lundell
Samuel Adama
Gay 9
Say
George W. Newton
Eolvar
U.S. Land Office
Frank Poe
Stroud
Charlen Howatt
Spade
Thaddeus
Willston
Albert Mailorvon
Regiater
Right Time To Cut Clover
The article discusses optimal timing and methods for cutting clover hay to maximize digestible material. It outlines three prominent practices: morning cutting with same-day loading, afternoon cutting for dew protection, and post-wilt raking with caps to protect from rain, emphasizing leaf retention and palatability for livestock while noting labor and weather tradeoffs. The piece also cautions against drying too fully to avoid leaf loss and favors storing hay with higher digestible content for dairy cattle.
Smallest practical farm electric plant two horse power
E and Keene senior and dean of physics and mechanical engineering at North Dakota Agricultural College state the smallest satisfactory electric plant is about two horsepower. A ten lamp setup can supply electricity for a 2016 candle power lamp education. Another note discusses clover seeding with oil seed crops and its yield benefits. Blackleg disease in cattle is infectious but vaccine protections are available from the USDA. The tuberculine test detects tuberculosis. Bacterial diseases include TB, typhoid, diphtheria, influenza, and others. Typhoid spreads via water and contaminated milk. boiling water and clean handling reduce risk. A long top bar for old hive frames is noted.
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E & Keene
Agricultural College
N. D
O. C. Churchill
North Dakota
L. van He
Veterinary Science
United States Department of Agriculture
L. van Ea
T. D. Beckwith
Saalstant
Ansistant
Fife
Winnpeg
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DR. Dochterman
Citizens National Bank
Hully
Williston, N.D
DR. N. Myklestad
AMD Burceor
West & Rawson
H.C. Windel
U. S. Weather Bureau
P. A. Laberge
G. M. Thomas
Williston, N. D
Williston Land Company
Ekern & Marsden
Platky Building
Grand Forks
Dak
A. McNiven
N. Dakota
Albert J. Stafne
Edwin A. Palmer
Bruegger
Telephone No
E. K. Ellefson
Atty-At-Law
Stagger Bik
Mount Monah
Jim Boat
Alderbarry
J. W Disney
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
H. GB
Alexander
Thos, Chamberlain
East Broadway
Slater
Wil- Aston
Terre
W. N. Dickinson
United States Land Omce
Williston, N. B
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KS Wreille
Anton’ Paulson
Paul Pauleon
Martin Samutad
Wilbur
Samuel Adama Regia
Wilson ‘On
James McCutcheon
Paul Paulsson
Martin Samstad
Wilbur ND
Albert Matherson
Wiltlaton
Rexinter
State of
North Dakon Ja
County of Williama
Wilhouse
Williseton
Kama
Figugr
Williams County
Willams
Williston North Dakota
Dex
Jilly
A.D
AH Brown
Beal, Clark
District Court
Samu Adams
Ible
Lloyd Carter
John H. Jackson
N. C
Adams
K. Ellefoon
Land Ofice
N. B
Seidavie
Aur
United States Land Offices
Willeton
N. 1
M.S. Williams
Recriver
Geo. A. Gilmore
Department of the Interior, United States Land Ofice
State of North Dekots
Bee
Willian Feeighen
Sven
Williton
Wiliams
State of North Dakota
Thin Court
Etteh Heather
Williama
Sete
Williams
Eighth Judicial District
Adi
North Dackota
Hi. Brown
Quita E
Shannon
Eine
API
Geo. W. Wilson
Charles Criawell
Lala Criswell
Nathan M. Barnes
Minneapolis
Minn
Aled
Regis
Bente
Re Dakotaon 4 Itog At Bgp Welock Im
Geo. M. Gray
Kenmare
Wathen M
George M. Gray
Mortranoe
Ward County
George Rachtacher
Sam Gordon
George Rawitscher
Sam Gorton
G. Rewitscher
Bhepperd
Haley
Qiestio
Zaan
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