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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
3
The article explains brood mares require care similar to other horses but with dual animal needs due to pregnancy. It covers exercise limits, feeding priorities, stall conditions, and monitoring foaling, stressing balanced work, digestible feed, adequate protein and minerals, and attentive foaling supervision for sound foals.
C P Gilkison returns from Moose Jaw Saskatchewan where he saw Chas Tortsupoll and brothers and says his purchase of a half section of land north of Angie is nearly closed. He describes wartime Canada as driven by unemployment famished crops and border controls with volunteers rising amid hardship.
A column urging farmers to treat farming as a business and coordinate with neighbors to fix prices and improve market access. It argues that middlemen set prices and that farmers must organize like Florida fruit growers to gain better returns. Ends with local cafe ad and note.
W. C. Brown formerly of the New York Central Railroad argued at the Interstate Agricultural Congress in St. Joseph that farm wealth, estimated at 40 to 100 million dollars, requires a national farm credit system. He urged long term loans at low rates to reduce farmers’ interest costs and boost national prosperity.
A dairy farming guide urges strict culling of inferior cows to raise herd butterfat. It recommends a middle ground standard of 400 lbs for Barebroil and 350 lbs for grade herds, plus keeping records to judge culling decisions and improve future offspring.
The supreme court halted the lower court ruling on the Thingvalla Lutheran church near Mountain. It affirmed that the liberals were custodians or owners of the church property after a split in 1910. The 1910 majority withdrew, the minority sued, Judge Templeton ruled for the minority, and the supreme court reversed.
The National Trotting Association board of appeals in Chicago reversed the result of the 2:10 pace run at the state fair in Fargo last fall. The judges had originally credited Geo. W. Newton to owner Clarence F. Sills of Courtney as the winner. The protest came from the owner of a rival horse in the race.
The board of appeals upheld a protest disqualifying Geo. W. Newton and Bessie Bee from a race meeting. The decision was reversed on a technicality, preserving the gelding’s credit for a strong performance. Joe's Place on West Broadway offers meals for the hungry.
Mrs Victoria M Pickel of 130 E Mound Street Columbus Ohio claims nasal catarrh was cured by Peruna after four bottles She describes severe symptoms and results and notes her active membership in the Rebecca Lodge of Odd Fellows along with a health endorsement of the remedy.
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