Stork Leads in State Health Board Month Report
The state health board reports Mr. Stork still ahead of the death angel though the month’s record falls short of average with 364 births and 253 deaths. Measles tops diseases with 867 cases and one death. tuberculosis 21 cases with one death. smallpox 12 with no deaths.
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Stork
State Health Board
Pembina County
Grand Forks
Questions on horse papers and North Dakota farm Q&As
A reader asks how to obtain papers for a black Percheron mare and about registering a mixed source horse. W B Richardson explains that registration requires the seller’s full pedigree and registry number and warns of possible unrecorded stock, plus notes on basement barns and work horse rations. Other Q&As cover cattle breeds, soil mulch, humus, corn cultivators, stubble plows, and extension department aims.
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South Dakota
Canada
W. B. Richardson
North Dakota Agricultural College
W. B. Richards
North Dakota
F.C. Donoghue
Agricultural College
R. C. Donoghue
Messatant
R. M. Dolve
North Dakota Experiment Station
Agricultural Engineering
G. W. Randlette
O. W. Dynes
G. L. Martin
O. O. Churchill
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D. Wolpert
Ward
Cans County
Williams County
McKenzie County
Mountrails
E.R. Brownson
Graphic
Williston
N. D
Williams County Realty Co