Pan American Road Congress List of Officials and Engineers
Continued from page 1 the Pan American Road Congress features a roster of senior officials and engineers. Geo W Cooley Minnesota state highway engineer A W Dean chief engineer Massachusetts highway commission Heirham Manhattan former tolls engineer Porieuier late Hina engineer California Gen Gearhart state highway engineer Utah N S Graves chief US bureau of forestry Fairfax Harreon president A H A unders Curtish Hill Kansas City engineer Hubbard US Department of war H Kuelling county highway commissioner Milwaukee N P Lewis chief engineer state of Maine James H MacDonald secretary highway commissioner Connecticut T H MacDock Iowa A McLean chief engineer Ontario highway commission I R Morgan state road engineer Page director A B Office of e e Pratt state geologist manager Gutaten highway department Scion Wigardapp commuting borough highway commissioner state highway system Siteington state we ee Prof L S Smith University of Wisconsin W D Sohier chairman Massachusetts highway commission Col E A Stevens commissioner of public roads New Jersey George W Tillson president A B A Borough of Brooklyn W D Uhler chief engineer Pennsylvania Highway Department A D Williams chief road engineer West Virginia J F Witt county engineer Dallas Texas
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Geo. W. Cooley
Minnesota
A. W. Dean
Heirham
Manhattan
Porieuier
Hina Aegineer
California
Gen Gearhart
Ake
State High Commission
N. S
N. S. Graves, Chief, U. 8. Bureau of Fore. Fairfax Harreon, President A. H. A
Curtis Hill
Kansas
St Hubbard
U. S. Department Fure
H. J. Kuelling
Milwaukee
N. P. Lewis
Sear of Estimate
App't
Ontat Highway Commission
I R. Morgan
M. Jo O'Shaughnessy
Page
Offee
Eee Pratt
State Geologienagerel Gutaten
Scion
Wigardapp
Combing Breee
Operts Beata
Hisaa
L. S. Smith
University of Wisconsin
W. D
Decrease Butter Fat Cost Through Cow Efficiency in Dairy
North Dakota Experimental Station reports higher milk fat yields cut production costs. Efficient cows raise butter fat per year, lowering cost per pound even with feed and labor factors. Crossbreeding improvements boost yearly fat by 4 to 60 pounds, enhancing profits under typical farm conditions.
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Northwest
Minnesota
Todar
North Dakota
Alfalfa as Hog Feed Study Notes North Dakota
North Dakota Experiment Station reports alfalfa hay provides value as hog feed. Higher leaf content improves palatability and nutritional suitability for swine, enhancing feed effectiveness and profitability.
Finical Sheep Guard Feed Quality Standards
The finical sheep are very particular about their feed condition. They will avoid Stouch Bay that has been noseed by other stock and will not fat grain touched by rats and mice.
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Stouch Bay
Questions Answered by North Dakota Station Staff
Answers from the North Dakota Experiment Station cover skim milk value for hog feeding and the demand for horses over 1,500 pounds. Skim milk is worth 16 to 35 cents per 100 pounds depending on replaced feed. used with grain to balance protein. For horses, the best demand and prices are for animals over 1,600 pounds, with a premium of about 35 cents per pound between 1,400 and 1,800 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Experiment Station
E. J. Thompson
Critchfield
Weather notes show high 88 with various readings
The report lists temperatures with highs near 88 and 96 on some dates, lows around 43, averages near 71, and precipitation about 1 inch. Data attributed to the Craig Observer and Weather Bureau, noting extremes over the past five days and weekly prep.
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Eis
Craig
Weather Bureau
Eet Eee
Williams County North Dakota Auditor and Treasurer Annual Report
The Williams County audit covers county finances including special road maintenance seed grain bonds and liens, court house furniture and unpaid bridges, tuberculosis sanitarium, county fair and revenue. It lists liabilities overdrafts balances and the oath sworn by the district court clerk on August 29, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
North Dakota
Oscar Hanson
Treasure Court House
Divide
AIM Evers
Indica
Williame
Isid
Williams Co
M. Dakanki
For Sale Classified Items From Early North Dakota Paper
A fragmented ad page lists multiple for sale notices including a 32-54 Case Separator, a 1914 Ford Model T, a 189 acre farm in North Dakota, second hand furniture, driving mares with harness, 3000 spring lambs, a Garr Scott threshing outfit, and various lost and rental notices. Also includes employment, rental, and legal notices plus local lodge announcements and attorney listings.
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Pal Cheupe
H. W. Smit
Ford Motor Co
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Van
Williston
Tan Ou 'Ys Nelson
Stony
Grinnell
Tand
Sauk Lindahl
Pleasant Valley
Vel Champion
Stewart
Sandy Creek
Vt Linco
Hofflund
Eureka
Brooks Adams
Marshal
Golden
Weatbank
Pan-American Road Congress
DEP. Scriculture
Abe County
Bird County
Funnen
Oes County
Intereconnaanneet States Attorney — O Institute
Fun Rid Niveotn
Snateseemera
Pehene Erro Insaartee
W. R. McChesney
N. D
R. M. Self
Williton
Graphic
Rev. N. E. Elsworth
Graphic Office
George W. Noble
Charbonneau
ND. A
Wilsson
N. D. Day
Garr Scott Threshing
Green
Wheelock
First Avenue East
Aeree
H. L. Downing
Palace Bigs
Minneapolis
Minn
Univn Ile Inquire
Dochterman
Sidney
Mont
Kriem
Tor Il Co Son
Dochtermann
Wm. Harstein
Abe Kassis
Ams Candy Kitchen
DE Hocht
Union
New Williston
Hagan
Glassen
BisTap
Union Block
Boston
H. T
Williston, N. D
D. Mary A. Goldscalages
Weghey Bug
East
Brestway
M .E. Trainor
M. D
E Kreiger Remy
Red Williston
C. E. Stewart Veterinary and Auctioneeri
Ay, North Dakota
McKillip Veterinary College
Jones National School of Auctioneering
A. J. Arsenault
Ellithorpe
Kuring
Nazi Bank
J. W. Disney Disney
Thomas M. Cooney
Heffernan Block
William G. Owens
First National Bank
Aoe
Usher L. Burdick
John J. Murphy
Main St
En Cleary
Lodge No No. Sa
Selock Ai Zanna
Odd Fellows Hall
J.C. Field
V.C. J. J. Bailey
Clark
Mount Are
Hve D
Christian Braherd J. W
Jon 7. Treas
Chas. Newell, Bee
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