Hog cholera serum and seed grain advice from the North Dakota station
The North Dakota Agricultural College station outlines hog cholera serum use to limit losses with four week immunity, proper injection sites, sanitation, and supply handling. It also discusses ergot in rye, seed grading, and formaldehyde treatment to prevent fungal infection, plus farm notices on rural credit articles and bids for a city utility project.
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North Dakota
Institute of the Agricultural College
Veterinary Department
North Dakota Agricultural College
Erget
H. L. Bolley
Agricultural College
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Hog Cholera Immunity and Diagnosis Methods
North Dakota Experiment Station outlines serum-immunity and transmission basics for hog cholera. It details acute and chronic forms, signs like high fever, loss of appetite, discharge, coughing, and skin lesions, plus post mortem findings including enlarged lymph glands and speckled kidneys and stomach mucosa.
Get's-IT Corn Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Get's-IT as a solution for stubborn corns. It claims tape and plasters fail, while two drops of Setert will do the work in seconds. The product supposedly shrivels the corn with no fuss as day follows night.
Ergot in Rye A Concern Among Northwest Growers
The Northwest faces recurring ergot in winter rye and other forages as crops near seeding and threshing. University extension notes ergot affects rye and other grasses, producing horny black bodies. Readers ask how much ergot can be present without harming cattle feed value and seek guidance from agricultural authorities.
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Pure Food Department
Picking Seed Corn Pays
Article from N. D. Experiment Station argues seed corn quality boosts yields by five to eighteen bushels per acre over crib corn. It explains saving seed from five to forty acres daily can yield $12.50 to $180 daily, recommends drying and ear-testing seed, and suggests field comparisons next year to verify results.
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Maude Muller and the Judge in a Cranking Car Tale
A humorous verse-style reminiscence unfolds as Maude Muller dates a Judge who drives a car. He praises his tires, then entices her into the vehicle and keeps cranking the engine from dawn to dusk, a playful exaggeration on automotive allure and stubborn effort. The piece ends with a quip about auto crank as a social vice.
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Maude
Brooklet
Government creates Sioux county with temporary seat at Fort Yates
In NEW COUNTY Bismarck North Dakota September 4 Governor Hanna proclaims Sioux county to include about 32 townships with Fort Yates named as temporary county seat. A. Colville is county auditor and Dr Beede county judge. County commissioners are J A Styles W W Bertolph and John Leech. Officials to be appointed soon. county organization expected within a week. Farmers around Garrison McLean County plan a corn show September 25 and 26 in a new Corn Show building displaying local products.
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New County
Bismarck
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Hanna
Sioux County
Fort Yates
A. Colville
Dr. Beede
J. A. Styles
W. W. Bertolph
John Leech
Garrison
McLean County
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Farm Department
Library Notes
Frederic J. Haskin
LeRoy Hodges
Commission
William A
Stecher
Pi 'Phia
Edgar J. Banks
Anniveraty ‘Oe
Chicago
Egypt
Orient
Caroline Stanley Abbott
Ozark
Missouri
Liston
Iate
Sollant
Suicdont
Ainpleton
N. C
T. F. Craven
Williston
A. D. Geo. G. Harvey
O. E. Ingwaldson
Vetrinary Department
Maude Muller
Snyder
Snyders
Main Street
Kalil Bros. Westlawn Grocery
Smith & Craig
Williston State Bank
General Banking
Mon Westby
M. Hydle
A. Solberg
V-Pres
Cecames Fe
Williston Motor Company
Williston, North Dakota
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