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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
7
Dakota farmer urges study of stem rust and its life cycle. Dr E W Olive notes black rust spreads via spore cycles, with summer spores attacking wheat and winter spores persisting on barberry shrubs. Wild grasses may carry spores across seasons, enabling repeated losses to crops.
The Ray fair in Williams County North Dakota ran August 4 and 5 with rain on the 6th easing crowds but boosting local crops. The writeup praises county agriculture, notes good yields in wheat oats barley flax and corn despite heat, highlights exceptional flax and alfalfa displays, livestock and dairy modest but representative, and credits local residents and County Agricultural Agent E W Hall for the event's success.
The parson contemplating land purchase may obtain aid under the new rural credit law. Form a Rural Association of ten or more locals or use a local bank as agent. Loans cover land, equipment, fertilizers, and livestock, up to one half the land value on first mortgage. Interest capped at per cent, 5 to 40 year term, annual or semiannual payments, with principal reduced as interest is paid. North Dakota Experiment Station.
North Dakota Experiment Station notes mixed results on rusted straw. Some Canadian and U.S. stations report higher feeding value, others find decreased value depending on rust timing and grain condition. Cautions include gradual introduction and mixing with other roughage, plus observing animal response.
A farmer’s task of sawing wood is easing with gasoline engines transforming farm work from drudgery to more engaging. The page urges sending farm boys to school via Grand Forks county and city programs, noting new courses and summer sessions that fit farm schedules to improve future farming capability.
Buy a tire tester for about 1.00 to prevent rim cutting and fabric breakdown. Maintain inflation by tire size with specified pressures. Seal cuts in rubber to stop moisture and sand ingress. Store tires in a cool dark place and drive gently to avoid sudden starts or sharp turns. Ensure front wheels are parallel and avoid oil exposure. Do not overfill or underfill, and avoid rusty rims.
Quinstrom of the Hedderich ranch reports a novel garden vegetable named celery cabbage. The plant resembles a cross between a young cabbage and a tall lettuce, with a celery like stalk texture. Flavor parallels cabbage or mild turnip, and it suits salads or boiling like cabbage. Dad Hollar procured the seed and shows interest.
The quote argues debt and taxes alone do not define civic duty. True obligation extends beyond payments to active service for neighbors and community. Prosperity hinges on willingness to contribute beyond financial obligations and help others.
The passage explains a simple guideline for spelling receive and believe with the long e sound. It states that the consonants c and s are followed by ei, all other consonants by ie, with two exceptions: siege and sieve where s is followed by ie. The tip helps learners avoid common spelling mistakes.
Professor Bolley of North Embaty Agricultural College reports rusted or blighted wheat straw contains more nourishment than undamaged straw. He advises curing and stacking rusted straw for forage, noting its extra value when fed with hay or silage and that moisture and salt aid feeding. Farmers are urged to use judgment by source.
Vanta Runyon petitions for letters of administration on the estate of Benjamin F Runyon deceased in Williams County North Dakota. Hearing set for September 7 1918 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the County Court House Williston. Respondents to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Sealy AL Butler Judge. Publication to be made in Williston Graphic. Also notice of homestead entry by Frank J Myde of Alexander North Dakota with proof due September 12 1918 before the Register of Deeds Williston North Dakota. Witnesses named Banks Schuler Hownt Pos Murphy.
Land filings and notices of intention to prove up three year homestead claims in Williams County North Dakota. Includes names of witnesses, parcels described by section township and range, dates of hearings, and notices of mortgage foreclosures against Farmers State Bank of Nerstrand and related parties.
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