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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
8
An article discusses the crow blackbird subspecies common east of the Rockies. It notes year round residency, summer range into Canada, nesting in forests, and that the bird feeds on grubs and grain, sometimes damaging crops but also consuming pests in spring.
Stomachs do not indicate grain harvesting by the crow blackbird but in August and fall they feed on standing grain and wild fruit. They consume about 45 percent grain of total food, with half waste grain, while large flocks damage grain crops. During breeding, they eat insects and feed larvae to young, aiding pest control, especially where plows unearth grubworms.
An agricultural note warns pits or underground silos can hold airtight silage, with carbon dioxide buildup during early filling. The article cites suffocation risks when entering a closed silo and suggests starting the cutter to mix gas or lowering a lit lantern carefully before entry.
The writing contrasts views and conceptions with clear biblical instruction. It cites Paul and Peter to argue that eternal welfare rests on what is written and obedience to God. It warns against speculative interpretations and urges listening to the plain words of Scripture.
The line suggests a crease may belong where it appears, noting it could be an error if done by a man.
A participant reflects on aligning speech with divine message as spoken by the Lord. The note cites 1 Kings 22 14 and emphasizes fidelity to scripture in preaching and teaching.
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