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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
2
C W Waldron of North Dakota Agricultural College recommends rapid shade trees for a grove. The gray or white willow grows quickly and should be planted alone. Ash adapts to light dry soil and is a strong grove tree. Plant boxelder and ash alternately to maximize shade and space, creating a dense, permanent grove.
The cottonwood is not suited for grove planting as it does not provide enough shade to suppress weeds and grass. The cottonwood already planted can be mulched to smother the grass and weeds.
North Dakota Senator Burdick voices cautious support for state owned utilities, recounts past opposition to state terminals and argues reforms could aid farmers and stockmen. He emphasizes his 38 years in North Dakota, faith in the people, and readiness to adjust conduct to correct marketing evils without unsettling residents. Grand Forks American.
The 5th judicial district will include McKenzie Williams Mountrail Divide Burke and Ward counties with two judges Frank E Fisk of Williston and K E Leighton of Minot. Judge Fisk will preside as longest serving judge and court terms and chambers will be set by the supreme court to avoid consecutive jury terms in any county. Subscribe for the Graphic.
Large yields in lambs and wool are forecast as new flocks expand in farming states. Early lambing in March can boost weights and prices, while careful ewes and weak lambs require prompt, warm care and nursing support to save lives.
Sheep raising requires study and steady attention not heavy labor or costly gear. Beginners can start with under 20 ewes, but larger flocks improve time use and care. Lambs market well at about four months, 65 to 75 pounds. Rotate pasture or plant forage to maintain health. Favor common breed across farms, select good ewes with breed crosses, and use pure-bred rams for steady improvement.
Eggs return to normal prices allowing a healthful diet change. The USDA suggests recipes where eggs can replace meat. Eggs digest best when cooked slowly, steamed eggs with buttered custard cups.
An old health notice claims meat eaters suffer sluggish kidneys and blood poisoning from acid buildup. It advises occasional fasting to keep kidneys clean and blood pure to avoid rheumatism urinary disorders and kidney complications.
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