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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
11
A North Dakota Agricultural College guide describes concrete manger and gutter designs for dairy barns. It covers dimensions, slopes, drainage, water access, and humane stall concepts favoring concrete, sanitation, and easy cleaning, with emphasis on tubular steel stalls and adaptable wooden options.
Dutch Belted cattle show a white belt over a black body sourced from North Holland. The breed, kept by nobility for 300 years, shares form and conformation with Holsteins and matures around 1000 pounds, noted for strong, vigorous structure and high production.
The Dutch Belt cattle are described as sturdy with a calm temperament and good milking ability. They fatten well after milking, yield milk averaging 3.5 percent butter fat, and calves provide fine veal. Not as common in America except in the east, with Bussiness reputation as milkers. One herd reports 9,000 pounds of milk per year from 25 cows. They are hardy, easily kept, and suited to northwest range conditions.
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The Third Annual North Dakota State Industrial Exposition runs October 7 to 19 in Bismarck with cash prizes, railroad rate appeals, and new exhibits. Corn and alfalfa premiums exceed prior shows, counties vie for top prizes, and Indian and livestock displays juxtapose traditional and modern farming progress.
Cash prizes and other valuable rewards are offered for canned vegetables fruits and fancy work at the Third Annual North Dakota Industrial Exposition to be held in Bismarck October 7 to 19. Over 125 items across housework crafts sewing painting and china decorating are open for entry with prizes including an elegant brass bedstead and a porch shade.
State Dairy Commissioner R F Flint announces the Third Annual Industrial Exposition in Bismarck from October 7 to 13 with cash premiums for best female dairy animals in four grades. Entries judged on butter fat milk output and feed economy. butter and skim milk values defined. artificial stimulants disqualify. Butter sale proceeds go to exhibitors.
Patent rights worth millions are at stake in a suit between the Mergenthaler company and the International Merganthler. Linttype company is named in U S district court with Lerman Ridder as president and Joseph Ridder as secretary. Mergenthaler asserts ownership of the knoto machine used for rapid typesetting and alleges an infringing device by the International. NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed bids for Cedar School District Number 46 in said Sees will be received until October 13. Specifications may be examined at the clerk’s office with a certified check of at least one tenth the bid amount required. By order of the Cedar School Board. September 1913.
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