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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
4
L B Hanna at the Mandan fair argues straw from wheat and flax yields value beyond feed. He says straw contains nitrogen phosphorus and potassium valued at about $250 per pile and can make rich manure, urging farmers to thresh where straw is saved and not burned.
Experiments at the Indiana Experiment Station show cream test results depend on separator speed and milk temperature. Higher speed thickens cream and reduces butterfat in skimmilk. colder milk increases fat loss. Sampling accuracy and operator technique also influence day to day variation.
Production of Spuds Reports received by the North Da kota Development League Press Bureau at Grand Forks from nine counties in the state show an estimated acreage of 7 882. The yield per acre will be approximately the same as last year although the quality of product will be somewhat inferior. The acreage in these nine counties shows an increase of about 50 percent.
In an early morning scene the Barktons debate returning to city life versus staying in the country for the autumn. The wife resists, planning to stay, while the husband moves toward the city, highlighting the tug between urban routine and rural retreat. The morning after their return home reveals tensions as plans to relocate intensify.
A political message from J O Seert urging Williams County voters to support him and spread the word. He frames the vote as choosing the right man for office and invites friends to vote.
The piece cites Governor N R Stubbs arguing prohibition defends families and society, helping workers and children, while attacking saloon claims that it raises crime and perjury. He asserts prohibition improves civilization and should endure.
Department of the Interior at Williston North Dakota issues notices of final five year proof for Edith A. Crumb and Arthur Greaves. Crumb seeks completion on October 1, 1912 with witnesses Louise Bellach Fred Rohrabacher Jasper L. Smith Leo A. Hollar. Greaves plans three year proof by October 1, 1912 with Knute Sande and Frank Squires listed.
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