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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
6
North Dakota readers learn how to boost corn and forage for silage amid a hot, dry season. Advice covers fodder corn, Evergreen sweet corn, sorghum, Kaffir corn, millet, and broom corn millet. Emphasis on cross cultivation, weed control, proper spacing, and mixing immature with mature corn to reduce sour ensilage.
North Dakota crops are described as a bright spot financially with excellent yields in wheat oats and barley and no rust detected. Rye shows a fair performance despite frost, signaling overall strong agricultural prospects for the region.
The notice urges farmers to push the corn crop with deep cultivation to fight weeds and delays. It cites national and state information about setbacks and predicts North Dakota's potential for a big year with good crops, high prices, and favorable climate.
Qualified youths may apply to U S Senator A J Gronna Lakota ND for appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point Examinations will be held at Fort Snelling MN next March Applicants must be 17 to 22 years old on admission and show aptitude in mathematics The process requires full personal data and two testimonials from reputable citizens
Editorial urges moving population from urban centers to farms to boost national prosperity. It argues farming offers independence, warns against overurbanization, stresses national defense, cooperation, and local farm development, and urges local towns to boost cooperation and agricultural output.
Ginger editor urges retailers to invest thoughtful copy in local newspaper ads. He argues ads deliver high returns for small costs, urges direct, dignified copy and customer-focused messaging. The piece stresses advertising pays and local papers are most effective, with a closing humor note.
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