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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
6
A shop touts its tailoring and repair department offering built to order suits and services. It emphasizes value and customer satisfaction with tailored results at prices aligned with service quality.
Report from the North Dakota Experiment Station details alfalfa varieties Grimm and Turkestana as hardier, effects of insect cages on seed production, leaf importance for nutrition, and drying practices. It also covers plowing alfalfa sod, equipment tips from J B Wing, irrigation differences, and seed harvesting techniques including threshing with corrugated teeth.
North Dakota Experiment Station advises hedges for utility, not show, with best options including Russian wild olive, buckthorn, Caragana, and Tartarian honeysuckle. Prepare ground a season ahead, plant 12 to 18 inch stock, and maintain to keep dense growth and stock proofing.
The article discusses marketing timing for potatoes in North Dakota, advising fall or spring sales and direct-to-market hauling. It promotes forming a potato growers association, shared machinery, and a storage near shipping points, with options to ship long distances or use reliable commission houses.
Berlin reports Namur and five forts captured by German forces with bombardment continuing on the remaining forts. Paris says German offensive in the north resumes but is held by Allied trenches. Servia cleared of Austrians as Serb troops regain Sabac and push Austrians back across the Save.
Dispatches report Austrian defenses at Cattaro in Dalmatia completely destroyed by Allied bombardment and fierce fighting near Ostend as Belgian gendarmes and German cavalry clash on the city outskirts.
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