Avian tuberculosis in poultry infections and control measures
The article explains avian tuberculosis caused by a Bacillus related to human and bovine TB, its insidious spread, and the severe losses it can cause. It details postmortem liver nodules, transmission through new stock, and strict eradication methods including culling infected flocks, thorough cleaning, disinfection, and rebuilding with healthy stock on fresh ground.
Rural Schools Show Gains From Standardization and Consolidation
The Fifth Annual Report by State Inspector N. C. Macdonald highlights 439 standardized rural elementary schools, with Walsh and Grand Forks counties leading in one room and graded counts. Consolidated schools now total 401, with North Dakota ranking high nationally. benefits include higher high school enrollment, more graduates, and more trained teachers, but 1200 consolidations and 27,000 rural pupils remain unserved without more state aid and continued campaign.
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State
N. C. Macdonald
Valley City
Walsh County
Grand Forks
Williams
Grand Forks County
Walsh
Barnes
Benson and Grand Forks
Bottineau
LaMoure
Morton
Bottineau County
Towner
McHenry
Nelson
Ransom
Cass
Cavalier
Ramsey
North Dakota
Union
Macdonald
Ethical hunting and smuggling contrasted in a 1930s moral guide
A reflective piece argues that smuggling and illegal game shooting steal from others and erode honor. It frames honesty as essential for sportsmen, cites gun and trap discussions, and explains how proper technique and restraint preserve fair play and eye honesty in shooting sports.
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Tryig
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Fruit jars on the palings evoke boyhood memories
A nostalgic poem recounts a farmer’s boyhood landscape with fruit jars on palings, gardens, and crops. The speaker recalls simple scenes from the old days near Concord vines, harvest chores, and humble triumphs that shaped dreams and pride. The author remains unknown.
Fin linguist Alex The Fin sits with judge next month
The article notes Alex Rautio known as Alex The Fin is the sole Finlander in the area and will testify in a district court trial next month. He asked State's Attorney Schafer for an interpreter as he struggles with English. John H. Shaw, bank vice president, is said to understand him well. North Dakota University opens for the year on September 26. Many high school debates expect attendance to surpass past figures.
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John Shaw
Schafer
Finland
Alex Rautio
Alex the Fin
Alex
John H. Shaw
First National Bank of
Williston
Near Schafer
Scafer
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
North Dakota University
Farm laborer jailed for life in assault on child
Near New Prague Minnesota Sam Campbell a 33 year old farm laborer received a life sentence for assaulting a seven year old ill child. His defense claimed inebriation at the time of the crime.
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New Prague
Minn
Sam Campbell
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