Slingsby Heir Declared Legitimate In Yorkshire Tale
London probate court hears that Slingsby heir is the legitimate son of Charles Slingsby of the Slingsby family in Yorkshire. The claim faced a challenge from a younger brother who alleged the child was substituted by the lieutenant’s wife. Evidence from California supported the heir's legitimacy and succession claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles
Hallion
Bry
Slingsby
Yorkshire
Snesby
San Francisco
Pi H
Leutenant
California
Good Price for Well Fed Lambs
Charles H. Ruzicka of the Williston sub station reports lambs sold on the market at 8.25 to 8.40 per hundredweight. Two lots divided by weight show better gains when fed on hay corn and alfalfa, with alfalfa feeding yielding higher dressed weight and profits. The study notes North Dakota alfalfa farming and a $5 per ton stack value, feeding increasing returns to 14 dollars per ton, a nine dollar gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ruzicka
Williston
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
St. Paul
No. A girl not cut out for prima donna role says Post
A Pittsburgh Post remark notes that being hard does not guarantee suitability for a prima donna role, suggesting performance temperament varies and not every tough girl is fit for leading stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Post
Gordon Will Appeal Case Convict Faces Bond Awaiting Supreme Court
Prof Gordon, convicted of keeping intoxicating liquors for sale, was sentenced by Judge Fisk to 210 days in jail and $114.15 in costs. In default, additional penalties accrue. He was ordered to post an $1500 bond to remain free while appealing to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Fisk
Supreme Court
Cement Mix Proportion For Concrete From Sand and Gravel
North Dakota Experiment Station outlines a method to estimate cement amounts for concrete. It uses water displacement in a straight sided jar to measure air spaces in a sand and gravel mix, then defines proportions such as one to four when two inches remain in an eight inch jar, with extra for coating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Experiment Station
Potatoes Mix in the Hill and Seed Source Debate
The article debunks the belief that potatoes mix colors when planted together, noting uniform selection yields uniform results. It cites examples of white and blue varieties planted together with no blending, and discusses northern grown seed as yielding larger southern crops due to climate and handling differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Eta
North Dakota
Selection and storage of seed corn practices
North Dakota Experiment Station outlines seed corn selection by local ripening, choosing standing ears, spacing for machinery, and drying. Emphasizes home grown seed for best germination, avoids largest ears with late ripening, and details hanging methods to air dry without freezing.
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North Dakota
Spread of infection in poultry flocks from purchase and waste
A North Dakota study explains how avian tuberculosis often enters healthy flocks via newly purchased birds and discarded offal. It notes sparrows as unlikely carriers, pigeons as a greater risk, and emphasizes fecal contamination as the primary exit and ingestion route for bacilli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Vanes
A. F. Schalk
North Dakota
Straw Spreading Pays Well for Manure Value
Rotted straw from an old pile or straw spread on the field yields manure rich in nutrients. Each thousand pounds of straw averages eight pounds potassium and five pounds nitrogen, with other plant foods in smaller amounts. Wheat grain removes nitrogen phosphorus and potassium amounts per thousand pounds of grain.
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A &Ge
For Rent and Stray Notices Spur Williston Classifieds
Classified items include for rent rooms, strayed horses from near Bell's ferry and Williston area, farm sale offer at 1600 dollars with cash down, and a few notices. Also listed are a taken up gelding and mare near Wheelock, a rental near Sidney Montana, a dairy ad, and local professional notices with names and addresses. The collection reflects early 20th century rural classifieds and notices.
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East Broadway
Bell’s Ferry
Williston
John J. Murphy
My Place
Wheelock
Storth Proving Property
Ahesane Green
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Probate Court OF London
Williston Station
John B. Capers
Pecan St
Fort Worth
Texas
Sloan
Allen Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
Charles C. Campbell
Florence
Tezna
Sloans Liniment
Earl
Sloan, Inc
Philadelphia
Vercinemante
Black
G. J. Harding
McKenzie County
V. Smith
Leo H. V. Smith
Williams
McKensie
L. B
Dochterman
Nellie Davidson
Union Block
Smith
Guinea
Aoe M. S. Phillips
Vot Fats New
V. Moser
Williston, N
H. V. Smith
N .D
McKenzie Counties
H. W. Smith
Ella Lowe
Willis
Lincoln Oil Co
Cleveland
A. Mitguard
3Rd Ave
Scanta Sa
Williston Territory
M. C. Poindexter
Richland
Shington
Sidney
Mont
Brainery
N. D
Ist Ave
4Th St
W. R. McChesney
Pelton
Chicago
Weetfest Broadway
Alberta
Williston, N. D
First National Bank
Dr- Macmanus
Heffernan Block
J. Hagan
Distad
Po Aeeoemae
Apes
Oitee
A. McNiven
Came Williston, N. D
A -J. Arsenault
Ofice Singer
Kreiger
Red Williston, N. D
William G. Owens
Aes
Illiston
J. W Disney
C. Stewart
McKillip Veterinary College
Jones National School of Auctioneering
Usher L. Burdick & Jobn J. Murphy Lawyers
Main St. Union Block
M. E Trainor
M. D
Joseph Cleary
Rawson
Old Fellow Hall
J.C. Field
V.C. J. J. Bailey
Mount MoRtAir Lodge NO
C.D. Iney
Lars Christiangon
W. B
E. E. Brainard
J. W
Joe Werley
Chas. Newell
Nia
North Star Planing
N.W. Mide & Fur CO
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