Wheat Milling Facts From North Dakota Tests
North Dakota Experiment Station reports eight year averages for milling yields by wheat grade and type including Fife Bluestem Marquis Velvet Chaff and Durum. No. 1 Northern No. 2 Northern and No. 3 No. 4 and Rejected grades show flour, bran and shorts per bushel with notes on loaf volume color values and protein. Also discusses egg shape and laying cycles in poultry and cautions on selecting eggs for hatching.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
North
Chen
Sweet Clover Seen as New North Dakota Pasture Crop
A Grand Forks County study highlights Sweet Clover as a versatile pasture plant able to grow on poor alkali soils. Experts note its potential for cattle feed and farm income, with a booklet outlining planting, management, and grazing timing to avoid woody growth.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Leap Year Bogey Says Gentlemen Should Court Boldly
A 1916 lighthearted column jokes about leap year customs urging women not to wait for husbands and assuring suitors will persevere. It playfully suggests women may receive candy and steady courting, warning not to bluff unless ready for a real proposal.
What Matters It Aims At The Hens Beginning To Lay
A playful column notes upcoming small changes as various figures and events are mentioned. The piece jokes that despite political and social shifts Bryan, Hughes, and others may face, in a week or two the hens begin to lay and daily life resumes. It ends by urging readers to consider home insurance with Pineey as a trusted option through E. C. Carney.
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Pancho Villa
Judge Brandeis
Hughes
Bryan
Garrison
Charley Chapman
Charley Weeghman
Tf Willard
Moran
No storage rate fixed on grain in North Dakota
The North Dakota railroad commission announced no rule will set a fixed storage or handling charge for grain by warehousemen. After a Fargo conference, officials found no formal complaint justifying regulation, though both sides argued for and against uniform storage charges.
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Bismarck
N. D
State Railroad Commission
North Dakota
Fargo
Commission
Paulson resigns as Herald news editor for Fargo Forum
H D Paulson longtime Grand Forks newspaper editor resigns from The Herald to become news editor of the Fargo Forum. He left Grand Forks Sunday to start his new duties.
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FORUM
H. D. Paulson
Grand Forks
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Herald
Fargo Forum
Paulson
Prohibition and Senate Bills Spark Statewide Debate
Maryland moves a referendum on prohibition while Mineral City Ohio votes to stay dry. South Carolina upper house passes a liquor ad ban with fines. Mrs Dickinson hosts a WCTU meeting February 29. Mississippi resists Barrett wine bill. Judge McCall rules Tennessee shipments not interstate. Denver dry year begins with bank clearings up two million and retail upticks in clothing and hospitality.
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South Carolina
Mississippi
John E. McCall
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
McCall
Denver
Ind
Raising Baby Chicks Requires Precautions
An instructional piece for prairie poultrymen outlines essential steps to raise healthy chicks. It covers feeding start foods, avoiding early heavy grains, gradual diet changes, proper water and grit, exercise, and preventing lice and diseases such as white diarrhea. It emphasizes minimal disturbance after hatching and careful, clean feeding practices.
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Farst
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