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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
7
A legal public sale notice describes mortgagee proceedings in Lakota county for property in the South Bee East Quarter. It lists non payment of notes and coupons and sets an auction date and terms under law, indicating foreclosing steps and deed transfer upon payment.
Defendant is summoned to answer a complaint in Williams County District Court North Dakota. Mortgage default leads to foreclosure sale scheduled for March in Minot. Property details include South Half of North Quarter and other parcels in Ward County. Attorney Loomis F Irish and G W On are listed as attorney.
A partial price notice lists scarce figures for Eve A TED product and another item. The readable text hints at a sale or listing but lacks complete details and context.
Notice details a mortgage transfer process in North Dakota with references to a base notice, book and pages, and involves a court action. It mentions a door location for proceedings and references a mortgagee and counterparty, though the text is garbled. The document appears to be a legal public notice of mortgage transfer and related court scheduling.
Notice states a mortgage sale for the Southwest Quarter of Section 35 in a North Dakota county. Assignee Loomis and Sheriff and attorney Wm G Owens are involved. Sale covers costs, attorney fees, and statutory charges with a due date at sale.
The Pure Seed Laboratory receives many seed requests daily, especially outside North Dakota. Farmers are urged to mail liberal samples of corn oats barley wheat flax clover and other seeds for testing. High quality seed may be listed for buyers and local seed houses seek barley and brome grass. H L Bolley botanist state seed commissioner signs.
Professor Bolley of the Agricultural College warns readers to test farm seeds using sand paper and blotting paper in pie plates with a lid. He instructs seed counts and side by side comparisons, notes mould risk with flaxseed, and offers free testing of a half pound sample via H L Bolley at the Agricultural College North Dakota.
A two cycle 9 hp gasoline engine powers a hand guided plow with two spiked drive wheels. The design keeps traction on ground yet slips over roots or rocks. gear can be disengaged instantly. Attachments include seeders, disk harrows, weeders, sprayer, mower and rake, and other cultivation tools.
A health and comfort note recommends using brass or white enamel iron beds instead of heavy wooden beds as the standard for better bedroom quality.
The guide describes using a high quality mattress with a pad and appropriate sheets, blankets, and pillowcases. It covers placing the sheets, preferred sheet lengths, folding the top sheet, tucking methods, and how to air and sun the bedding regularly to reduce dust and keep bedding clean.
Two hundred sixty one meetings with an attendance of thirteen thousand two hundred ninety stormers were held in two months by Better Farming Association field representatives. Emphasis was on livestock, better seed, corn and alfalfa with demonstrations and stock judging at Grand Forks Minot and Larimore.
Bulletin 101 from North Dakota Experiment Station by R. M. Dolve explains the need for strong durable warm insulated potato storage houses with good ventilation and easy handling of crops. It includes many construction illustrations and details.
A young man waits to perform his beat until his pay rises, while an inconsistent member lifts his head after each leader stumble. The saying urges forming friendships with those who see you as you see yourself, and notes four competitors.
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