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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
8
The article explains how to manage broody hens during hot weather using humane methods. It details cage and coop setups with slatted floors, placing hens in pens with a vigorous rooster to curb broodiness, and emphasizes early action to prevent losses. It notes not starving hens and suggests feeding a balanced laying ration to resume egg production.
Brown thrasher measures about eleven inches with brownish red upperparts and black streaks below. It ranges from the gulf states to southern Canada and west to Colorado Wyoming and Montana. It is a shy but strong singer preferring thickets and ground foraging, feeding mainly on insects such as beetles grasshoppers crickets and caterpillars with relatively less fruit. Its diet includes beetles may beetles rice weevils and other insects, contributing over 60 percent of its diet while crops provide about one tenth.
Mrs Woodside endures a week of cold baths and chores as Mariar departs leaving the house, then finds the maid enjoying a final bath in a porcelain tub with hot water. The tale notes the household’s lack of coal and a hot bath until Mariar’s departure.
A correspondent quotes a yet unpublished piece about an evening chat between Thornton and a porter named George on a quiet, dusty journey. The porter jokes about the day’s busyness and brush, hints at travel conditions, and ends with a small act of sympathy as the narrator reveals his own legal work.
The document records the condition of The Williston State Bank at Williston North Dakota as of June 20 1913 with assets liabilities and cash items. It includes entries for warrants claims and real estate as well as testimony from cashier M Hydle and notary A Bryant. Also notices for land filings ownership homestead entries and public notices from the Department of the Interior and U.S. Land Office with claimants witnesses and dates, plus local lodge and price listings for grains and goods.
Farmers urged to see Albert 93773 at 3 o clock each day at listed locations including Sand Creek Bahamora farm Bruce Christian Bennie Erickson and Williston Wm Freeman barn. Owners warn they will not be responsible for accidents.
The United States, though the youngest nation, manufactures more goods and sells more merchandise than others. It raises more produce, employs more labor, pays higher wages, and provides greater comfort and happier homes.
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