Federal Farm Loan Act Overview Twelve Articles
James EB Boyle discusses the Federal Farm Loan Act linking farmers to money markets via local farm loan associations and a Land Bank. It outlines costs at or below one percent, capital requirements of 750 dollars per bank with twelve banks, and director makeups favoring farmers. The Land Bank’s capital grows with loans, aims for farmer control, and envisions government backing to seed initial capital.
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James EB. Boyle
Federal Land Ks
Land Bank
North Dakota
Bismarck
Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
Land Banka
Federal Loan Board
District Land Bank
Pulic
United States
Nd Bank
Farm Loan
Williams County
Ray
O. I. Alspeck
Williston
D. I. Todd
E. W. Hall
N. J. Experiment Station
Selecting Breeding Stock for Spring Chickens
Advice for poultry owners on choosing breeding birds now to ensure strong, healthy chicks. Emphasizes selecting only best hens and sound males, keeping breeders separate, and watching for vigor, size, and laying ability. Cautions against using undersized, diseased, or overfat hens, and notes mating strategies to improve offspring.
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Reeven
For Sale Five 5 Room Houses With Water and Fence
Classified ad offers five five room houses with water and fence at $1600 each, a three room house for $1000, and other single and double room units with water and stable connections listed at $1800. Includes prepaid terms and location notes.
Lemon Grass Oil Industry in Travancore India
In southern India's Travancore, lemon grass oil from Cymbopogon estratus and Cymbopogon flexuosus dominates, with Malabar coast distilling mainly from C. flexuosus. The Mopris gather 27 forms of wild grass, six commercial, and the oil yields high citral content. Used in perfumes, soaps, and furniture polish, the industry is a relatively recent commercial growth in South India.
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Trivandrum
Travancore
India
Bengal
United States
Theater Party Joyful Crowd Chooses Musical Comedy
A theater party blends veteran patrons with eager first timers in a musical comedy outing. The group, noted for interrupting dialogue, tapping along to the orchestra and joining in chorus, embodies the modern night out.
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de Rigueur
Oil Power Declares Petroleum King Across War and Industry
The Petroleum Review asserts that the European war boosts attention to oil and its products, arguing petroleum fuels modern warfare and daily life alike. It stresses growing dependence on refined crude and predicts oil will continue to dominate as production, refining, transport, and distribution expand.
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Petroleum Review
Unexplored Canadian Land Adds Vast Untouched Areas
The report describes three Ontario tracts each between 6,000 and 7,000 square miles never explored by whites, plus a large eastern region near Reindeer Lake and Eason River of about 73,000 square miles awaiting exploration. Together about 100,000 square miles remain unmapped, excluding smaller unexplored patches.
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Canada
Ontario
Reindeer Lake
Eason River
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rubber production doubles in eight years says bulletin
The Colonial Institute of Marseille notes rubber output rising sharply from 116 000 tons in 1913 and 108 500 in 1914 to 146 000 tons in 1915. Despite wartime trade restrictions with Germany and Austria, production shows a strong uptrend, with Henry Jumelle supplying figures.
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Sgures
Henry Jumelle
Colonial Institute of
Marseille
Germany
Austria
Fale Mahzen
North Dakota legal notices and lodge announcements
A jumble of local business cards and lodge notices from Williston North Dakota includes attorney firms Munphy Metzger and Cooney plus Masonic and Mount Moriah Lodge entries. The passage closes with a Tennessee note stating steps to stop consumption in the penitentiary amid rising prisoner infections.
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Mount Moria
Lars Christensen
W. M
F. H. Smith
Wai
R. C. Ike
J. W
Jos. Vegley
Tennessee
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Agricultural Northwest
New Farm Magazine
J. H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Williston Graphic
New Rockford
N. C
Williston Electric
Daniel Bell & Co
Spence
Williston, N. D
Farm Department
Dochterman
N. D
Hagan
Tly
Glasses Property Attach
Sesidarce
Tadight
Williston, ND
Trainor
J. D
D&a. Cniven
Dentral Hospital
Williaton
P. A. Labarge
AB Kreiges
Red Williston
Homas M. Cooney
Altorney
Law Williston
Heffernan Block
Munphy & Metzger Lawyers
Main St. Union Block
OSEPH
Rawson ‘Bick
M. W
M. S. Phillips
V.C. J.J. Bailey
Jos. J. Funke
John Lhagen Haw
Meta
W. W. Keltner Auctoneer
North Dak