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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
10
Prof Andrew Bossa asserts corn silage as the best rough feed for milk cows with cured corn fodder a close substitute. He notes the importance of proper growth, timely harvest, and correct curing to avoid waste, stressing that well prepared fodder plus alfalfa or hay yields a profitable ration.
Notice of a general election to choose five representatives and state officers for Williams County. Voters are asked to elect a governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction commissioner of insurance attorney general commissioner of agricultural and labor and other district offices. Early text shows fragmented lines and incomplete details.
A Dakota farmer notes that costly mill feeds and limited pasture push many to grow and harvest large corn acreages. He warns that in northern country, careful management of land and feed is crucial to secure substantial profit from corn.
The Federal Farm Loan Board wraps up a nationwide tour and plans the final leg in the southeast, to define district boundaries and locate consolidating banks. It will issue loan forms and charter rules for local associations while delaying Joint Stock Land Bank charters until Federal Land Bank organization is complete. Narratives warn against stock selling claims under federal law, urging factual clarity. The Dakota Farmer discusses store debt versus cash purchases, mortgages, and how expenses influence farming viability, while U.S. Department of Agriculture expert T. N. Carver lists five loan rules emphasizing returns, repayment timing, loan term, principal reduction, and low interest.
North Dakota Experiment Station notes corn as superior livestock feed with high palatability and strong meat qualities. It performs best when paired with alfalfa for a balanced ration, supporting beef, pork, and draft horse production amid expanding corn crops and livestock sectors.
U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for stenographer and supervisor field service on November 28 in Williston, and forest and field clerk on November 21 in Williston. Application blanks available at Williston post office. A Sinnott, dreelmaker, 309 Broadway, pista, N Dak, phone 379 Red. 29-t
Multiple real estate and mortgage foreclosure notices from Williams County North Dakota. Listings include Joseph Glascock et al mortgage sale set for November 1918 at the courthouse steps, Katherine and Herman Smith mortgage sale, and legal notices including a summons in district court and U.S. Interior notices for homestead entries and proofs of claim with dates between 1914 and 1916.
Short horns totaling 125 head from Bates and Cruickshank milch and beef strains. Includes 0 to 2 year old bulls, 1 and 2 year old heifers, many registered. Also a few Herefords and one Aberdeen Angus bull. Exhibit at Minot July 3 to 5. Prices reasonable. contact for your needs.
The mortgage dated Aug 30 1910 filed in North Dakota will be foreclosed at 2 PM on Nov 36 1916 at the Williston courthouse to satisfy $95.72 plus foreclosure costs. The property is the west sixteen and two thirds feet of Lot 3 and its east half of Lot 3 in LeDosquet's Addition to Williston Williams County. Mortgagees Geo A Glimore and B B Dickinson dissolved partners of Dickinson and Company.
Multiple historical notices record land claims foreclosures and county seat candidacy in Williams and Slope counties. Entries include Hawin Willingeon and Arthur Thomas homestead proofs, mortgage foreclosure by Reindhold F. Kaatz, and county seat discussions with Amidon and Marmarth as candidates. Details name witness lists, dates, and property descriptions.
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