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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-10
BACK TO THE PASTURES.

When wheat is about dollar, and
AJAX ever two, and oats and corn out
OF sight, i may seem = poor time
to be talking pastures and meadow
lands. But every farming country
that succeeds sooner or later has IN
enormous acreage OF pasture and
meadow land These top dressed and
broken up pastures come pretty near
ly being new virgin lands again, and
if the process is often enough repeat
ed they even become more produc
tive.
Just now with all kinds Of grain
crops 80 high. both pastures and
meadows all over the middle and
eastern states are being broken VI
for cropping, and in many placer
the stock is being reduced greatly
partly to permit this breaking up o
pasture and meadow, hid partly be
cause prices for beef, mutton and porl
are 50 high it seems best to TAX
them while they are going The grea
western pastures are beir- broken a
rs never before, for the same reason
and /. the present high grain price
! are having the same effect in o'he
countries, in the aggregate the los
Of stock and the increase OF grail
| production win amount to 50 mucl
that It viii be strange indeed II tn
one dess not % still higher in prizes
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such 10 Lie.

This little gem appeared IN the To-
cal paper at Honey Brook, Pennsyl.
vania: Mister Edatur: Jem Bangs.
we are sorry to staff, has deseized.
He departed this Lite last munday at
the age of %. He went 4th without
any struggle. and SIGH Is life. Tu
Day we are as pepper grass, mighty
smart, to Morrer we are cut down
like a cowcumber Of the groundf.
Jem kept q nice stoar, which his wife
now waits on. His virchews wos nu'
merous to behold. We never new
him to put sand in his sugar, tho ne
had q big sand bar In front OF MS
hous; nor water in his milk, tho the
n.yer runs past his dore. Pece to
his remains. He leves wife, chill
dren, acow, 4 horses, grocery
stoar and quadropets to moarn mis-
loss, but in the splendid langwidge OF
the poit, his loss is there eternal
gane.'
Word has been received in Sher'
wood that the government OF sas'
katchewan has guaranteed the BONDS
on a line of railway to be built oy
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway COM
pany from Regina, Sask., to Sher-
wood. The road as laid out ON the
mai runs between the Arccla ana
500 lines from Regina to the EsteVah
branch Of the Canadian Pacific rail.
way. crossing it near Hirscn, east Oh
rstevan, and continuing in SCUM
aasterlv direction through Workman
and across the international BOUNDARY
line into Sherwood. ST..
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Some Thots For People Who Live
In The Large Cities and Small Towns
a Further Consideration Of the Relation 81 the
CITY to the Country--our Regular Department

fsur or Ave million people will DELHI.
eratoly consign themselves to : mode
Of uEs in Z place whers. II they re.
eggs at all. they must DO content
with those that are mot quite good
enough to eat, but most too good to
throw away"
Last week at Louisville, Kentucky,
hen was detained" as evidence"
against an alleged Negro chicken
thief, and while in jail laid an egg in
the keepers hat at the police station,
fact justifying news item Of four
inches in length in the next morn.
ing's newspaper, which shows the I'M
portance Of the egs question:
Now that fresh egg, laid In jail,
would have been . rare delicacy IN
deed, for . New York strapnanger.
1t also proves the adaptability Of the
hen, 30 far % locality Is concerned.
And furthermore, 1t points the way -
the only solution Of the cost Of hv.
ing" problem, which Is:
II you want good fresh eggs and
plenty Of them, 60 back to ; place
to live whore you can have your own
poultry yard and eggs laid yesterday
for this mornings breakfast, and
broiled or roast chicken whenever you
want it that hasn't been In cold stor.
age since last April.
That means II you are now living
in country town, stay there. II you
move to big city, the goblin OF the
high cost of living will get YOU no
matter how much you watch out"
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Why Are North Dakota Farms AbAn
dene1f

1 0OVCOt
We are all interested IN conditions
apveruinx cur prosperity, not only
lsoaaix. but that which effect state
nd nation. In = government that
secures to every person equal rights
aeaitically and socially. that right
naaS anig be obtained by persistent
snasinteiligs1t effort II We enjoy 4
eoeA thing II III becomes us Esau-
like. TO barter it fer mess Of pot
tsgc. II we suffer a wrong it il
S,sSta proper to smear on some war
patnt: and look Arsund for scalps.
ItA A live and pertinent question
"a aek: are North Dakota earns de-
onrted. to what extent, and why! II
ve can tr,Nhlplly probe these queries
va tnAy offef ssAs solutions that re-
s.k{ek serious confederation.
North Dakota is a producing state.
- distinguished tom mining or
SunufaeNyipg community. Hence
1850 dusst66s are live wires. from
,v@Ack:ysux may pct jar or = meas
90 y AEs, The prosperity Of To-
saassy,nllssrhe uniform OF there is
nene L ia. II Industrial or natural
esudittouk drlye.. some farmers from
tssk FARMS, these is hardly . eondf
s,cn ,aeseryms SAc name OF pros
D@lty ~
n;is a serious and indispstable fac
~ many OF oqr farms are deserted
81 sAat extelt every reader mus
- m individual opinion. LOCAL.
- differ. and may broadly be pu
q - az % Fer sea. This land be
ssass aaptt6yestve, lessons the vsln
sf11iossins aA, is . prolific soure
A1aa seeds taxes must be paid an
AnGs4 Il Vii revert to . landed aris
>eselv. ana We shall have a state o
Anasnta. with game reserves.
,0atastaus show that North Dako
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About Labelling
North Dakota Seed

| sag March 3, t1VlV.
There appears to be consideran.l .
misunderstanding regarding the Iaset
hing required by the pure seeo -. ~:
Parsons selling, Offering or eUossne
saeda for sale must label eacn AM
every package or eontainer WITH
n,ainly iegible label The LABEL may
| Ia either printed or writtea. mus,
show: u The comnoniy accepse.
name Of the kind or variety OF 1eea'
fal The fun name and address OF tAe
person or persons, firm or corporatAo.
selling, Offering or exposing the seee
for sale. Every person buying seea
shoa.a be interested in seeing ma!
such proper label is attacked. IN -
case, az mixed seeds the label shouie
show the correct common names o
the .linds or varieties Of seeas sona
posing tho mixture. I.
II The seed is unclean, that - q
say. not ready for sowing ~ sasu' !.
lie labeled "Uncleaned seeA.' asN aca
!uncleaned seed should net Be ~ llel = :
de,ivered without the previous con
sent Of the purchaser. It Is evid leal
that the law simply wishes ts, protec'
purchasers from being deeessesS
Therefore, il aeedsnen win ,nsnke Z
the Label exactly What weed seess u,
Il the seeds offered Ne need Ass 49,
the sesd ..Uneleaned." Seeds wAicl
the seller Is wiling to guarantee 9
Glenn. Within he meaning Of Ne ~
,.aa not be labeled ether ta1a VIZ
his name and aldress and ~ H'
OF the saA6. VS.
Those who sre buying seeds shsul'
remember that, if labeled ''uAasaas1
seed III is probable there II ssae
thing In the package which b unAe
sirable. They should, Therefore, -
,sfy themselves, either By their ew1
ftests or BY tests made slsswhsrs' =
to the nature Of the seeds which sr
present or ~ to the gsrmilatioA
Tho state seed control lasorator
makes purity and termination test
for anx citizen Of the ststs frss Q
charge provided the ssldss d n
seeds accompany the same With
signed statement showing from who1
he obtsned the seeds and wAsl-
We will always b pleased to exam
inc any samples IN which there
/ doubt 4 to quality. Now = The IN
70 test your dax. corn and etAsf ~
II you wish the laboratory 10 help 70
i do not wait lAtil planting time.
Y II. l. Bollsy.
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ruu..ny n1,snNu.

Il. IA. rtvversLau. superintendent Oh
the N. -. Farmers iIS.lLute, gave I'LL
Aduress on pYulLfy -erowAus " Tue
nxuuan FARMERS institute meeting.
Eap. 18th. "A suort review OF 1t Is
xtveu NSAo": ...
M, ursl observation was that the
heus WOutu ldy Al Lne suuhIer uuL Aot
NJ luu "lnter. the question theh
came. why? ~Ae -oAuA..oA that Oil
tars Al summer and winter IL "teM-
u.ruture. It. VIA not, however, De
n.cessary 70 MAINTAIN . summer teln-
u.ru.urv III winter. In TACT all tnat
~ nyc.ss.lry Is " Keep tne tempers-
,ure uniform and above freezing.
rae,u .... ss,siai WAYS VI Duliuin6.
Duuv,e walls with straw Detween'
u.aslereu, and the slngie wall with pa
Der nave All proved Satisfactory. luz
uastereu mousse costs more but Is
very good. 1t IL easy to Keep SAM
tary ana holds the neat we'll. Inc
Agricultural college ut Fargo Is WORK
- out some experiments on the best
anu cheapest way to build hen houses
,,.u uny one contemplating building
had u...er write ana get the latest
information. The house SHOULD Do
rn,seo 4 little above the ground 81
n to make sure or good drainage
"A house lbxlu leeG Is good size
CIR fifty hens. IL more birds are to
be kept It Is pest to have separate
room tor each fifty.
Light neeus to be provided anu
for The room l6xl6 two WINDOWS
ZACH with nine panes Of glass, lOxlz
inches. Is very satisfactory, and they
should De placed high up SO that the
suu can shine lar INTO the mousse. LOO
many windows are Objectionable, Us
Ahe house will warm up too much III
tne day time and cool ut night, brlhe'
tnp about too much variation IN tem-
perature.
FRESH air Is also very important
and a good way to ventilate Is 10
make m opening, lx2 feet and cover
Ing it with burlap. This Will allow
n, the passing In and out OF the air
hit wuI not allow any drafts. II
this uoes not ventilate enough, make
a screen and cover 1t. with ourlap
and place In the open window.
Feed IL another important consM'
grafton. In. the summer the hens
have free access to bugs. worms
green food and seeds and these OF
= ,.abstitute need to be supplied Tor
she winter. Green bone cut up hne
vlll serve Tor the animal food, though
u,est scraps are. more convenient 81
aaey come In q form ready to fsed /.
Hangels make good substitute 10!
1hs green food, they are easily raised
snA not, hard, IA, keep. In place OF
-, I,eeds . mixtsre consisting OF one
saird wheat and the rest made w o.
Sariey aud oats answers very well
4 GOOD way to Furnish the wheat IN
= tina bundle. II the grain Is thresa'
a. then statter It among some straw
% that tie hens will have to scratch
aor It.. Give . bran mash twice .
week. -
A box Of road dust should %
,,.ced where the sun will shine IN II
for the hens to dust in. .S'' al
y. .Uat oyster smell should be pro-
y,a.,i, as it. supplies shell forming ma
>srsal. ~ al grit will take the place
4 sratsl Il;
WhNeW ash the inside Of the poukry
Aouse at least once aeyoar. Go over
Ne BOOSTS once. In a while with mix
turas. consisting, OF, nine parts keso-
ssna And one pare carboiia acid.
Clcan out, the adroppings every day
and change the straw In the Aests &C.
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In opening this talk he stated that
very often men inquire of him as to
whether clover can be grown In North
Dakota. When assured that 1t can
they are satisfied to purchase land
as where clover can be grown a per-
manent agriculture can be carried on
lie called attention to the fact that
the clover plant differs from Other
plants in this, that is must have a
germ growing on its roots in what we
call nodules, or little knobs, In order
to % well, as these germs furnish
the pant with part Of Its food, and
not only do they gather enough for
the clover plant, but leave enough
in the SOIL for q crop or two of grain
In case these germs are not In the
soil it will be necessary to add them,
which can be done by taking soil
from field that Is growing clover
successfully and spreading at the
rate of 100 pounds per acre. An ap'
plicatlon of stable manure is also very
grown for . number Of years It may
be necessary to apply this manure.
At any rate 1t will give . much more
helpful, and where grain has been
vigorous growth of clover a. the ma
nure seems to enable the germs to
multiply very much faster.
Another way to start Is to SOW
two or three pounds OF clover with
the grain for . few years, 40 some
germs seem to be brought In with
the clover seed. He said that tbs
land should be fall plowed, or cieenz
cultivated corn Land that had been cen
,nanured is stu better. Barley makes
a good nurse crop and IN the drier
part OF the state, do not SOW more
Than q bushel per acre. When SOW.
ing. clover for the first time, sow ~
to Ii pounds of seed per acre. IN
cutting the barley, leave the stuDDle
long and do not pasture 70 the taA.
When the clover 3 wanted TOR nay
cut It when in full bloom, while. II
wanted Tor SEED, cut 1t back some
time In. the latter part Of June, as tho
first crop does not produce very muck
seed. 49,, -,
= Clever also sends It's roots deep
and brings up considerable Hoaf,sn'
mont from the lower layers OF the
son and heaves them near the sur.
a.. Every one ought to try ana
q, ,a.st a few ACES Of clover,
:. t. !, \ very valuable crop In taat
il requires. less werk thaA . @
crop, produaes very vaiaaole ~
or IL grown. for seed, produces a crop
that Il worth more than grain mex
lows up the sell and leaves it in shape
=. ,rodues q mach larger Gran tAs
following year.
D.v.rtn>lt Of College RxfesaioA.
# % BY ". C. Palmer.
. ,E..... ..r. ~ Ayr. Editor
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Interesting to Poultry Breeders

Interesting to Poultry Breeders
Lice and vermin are At this season
most troublesome, causing disease,
lessening egg production. Don't waste
time and money fooling with socalled
lice powders which after application
a current o. air will blow away. E.
"Shaws Patent, Lice Killer. Nest
eggs are positively guaranteed to ex-
pei these pests. Natural appearance.
lasting. Try sample, 10c,. 8 for 25c.
Shaw the North Dakota. poultry
specialist, 20 years experience in
every branch. Box 80. Logan; Tel.
Rural Gil. IT,
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;1s,ss4.ss

m 81 II per acre.
:. - to ha remembered tn ct Heidel-
berg is acquiring .oleSs 49, b.
still in, the per1oo - 1870 80. !. ss+he.
sides, the city LOOKS ino.s ~. - ~ Tor.
tics than Tor incons - 80 =. q.
ests." ,-aa -. e....h.na.
The Cost OF lss'ns-" -" @s'I
ss 49, IN -. the
Nh. ssne enc -. sc.,u- sane.
name Of the play where : ssoA
thing like this taxes PM 49,. ). the
The attentive AiEisA ,,.s'a..-. are.
amiable aristocra1 se
sumably. for bfeak1ah: ,or III,
Tested by . wAiA Oh .nen .ra.red
eggs Do not please AN 80
removed -. -,
The atteHtive African h ..,.o,,
plies, but while aene :. s;-.slt
smells % -. ...,t,oua lvy acts then b
and then sarrepauos .ts -. .lt,risr
one side. sv1ee.'i' ~" r. III
object y 49, throw ,asss sooa
WY eeAt ..;.h,e arists.
away" dsna. N ~ :. -.
erat. -. attentive Aart
Well. fsspoa1 W.. AZ nay n,
can. de isot H. - ~ h,t. asv's
DO quite soo. ). ,,rov av.1."
most ~" .n.s.t..t.. tho fix the New
That hlnstra = :, .h.rt exxs
York strapnan -. .,.rt.a I vide
The cost Oh ~ go :, - .eixhAer
spread mum -
hood on ~" ..o.,.- u.,bara. VIII
Like oio .sa.ra to set he,
went =" ~. .tranhaagsl
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am Just nom Iowa, want to buy
. well improved farm. Address boz.
AL. Minot, N. D.
also have Q few hundred dollars
to loan ., the right rate Of Interest
on faTMs. ) ~ u chg.
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Whereas, default has been made In
the payments Of interest due Noxem-
Der. LIST, 1907, November LIST, 1908,
and November LIST, 1909, on that Ger
tain mortgage hereinafter described;
and whereas the said mortgage pTo-
vides that upon default Of the terms,
and provisions Of the said mortgage,
it shall be lawful for the MORTGAGE,
his heirs, executors, administrators,
or assigns, to declare the whole SUN
secured " the said mortgage di1e'
ana. PAYABLE, and whereas the e1e0>
tor and trustee, under the last WIN
ara, testament1of Mary Lucinda Conh.
j lin. ,assig1es of the unrtgs0eG Of ~
! said mortgage, has elected to deelars:
the vholer ssn secured BY tie sah.
novtsaEe, due and payasaA and dses,
90 hereby 1eciArea;s-, ,xsr
. Notice y hereby givel. that INST
cartaiA mortgage, executed md -
/; liverel 81 Jason W.. Love. and 1asry,
il. Ln&s, husband and WIFE. nsrtsa-.
; gors. to r. B !. Page. mortgage; dat.
! ed tie 18th day Of March. 1907. ana:
6led for record in the ONCE of the
ra.ia..r AZ deede q, tho county of.
wsrs STATE 81 North Dakota on he
1eth aavsef March. 1907 and. record.
"a IN aenk.ks: Of mortgages, On SAGE
s. ~ ..Se,h,ed 81 said 5nortn.ee.
tspMaEs Jssaill1A Conklis, ~ With
!! -. sA.nsr f,er 'nsaisnsd, * X. Hnak
t.tt 80 yerea,tsr And trvstes. unaex.
-. ~. vm ana testament OF laau
;f,aa,,.1s ce.kli,. dacaa.ed. to A.nHan:
,.... - vnich wa. thAreattey a.
49,. = a.r tn n Il. HackatA. a,
..o,,..r ..s +rn.tse n,der the last
.-.ns;.,,s te.tama,t Of na,y LncAaa
so--rI. ...EA eoreeAoaal hx = sale
70 =. .--,... 4. ..nch. mortsaee ana
;s.,.,n.rt.r -d..cribaa. At Ne, mont
aoor az The court hosse in the connty
So. 80 stats Of North Dateta,
- ~ h.ur Of tAa (1O) o'clock q. \.
.-., ~. ,..- -. oe Hnr,l n rs1o
1890 -. .rou,t d,e vpoa such
-.-...,e :, the aay Of the sale.
.r>miaas described in said
-a-+.... ..d xh,ch win 10 sold y.
.S.,s,-' -. .mo.nt ds. on said mort,
/ -. 1...,.s.d =. follows. avn
T., -. ....h.lf NJ the southwest
4 t0f OI re sDooSA"Ss Aee-A3S~N5t 49,
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Town forest PIantatlns-r'fth Article.
Fright progress comes only from
interchange OF thought" I.
criticism should always be hvHsd
and welcomed, but the fact that z new
laea is received with questionings ana
doubts Is no evidence that 1t 10 not
sound, or will not prevail.
One, editor who published an arti'
Gle Of this series advocating Town
Forest Plantations in commenting on
it said that the idea was more ma
tionals than practicable.
That is no doubt the first thought
that will come into the minds OF more
than nine tenths Of the readers OF this
series Of articles. and yet. In Europe.
the town Of municipal forest planta-
tons are q fixed and established fact
las much, 80 as the steam engine
once an interesting experiment, u
now an accepted institution, and IN
practical use on q stupendous scale.
We have received from Mr.. 8. B.
Elliott, of the state forestry reserya-
ton commission at Harrisburg, Penn,
q most interesting manuscript contain
ing reports and information on the
subject Of municipal forestsin Eur
ope, furnished by General Forester
Jaeger, Of Danaueschingen, Germany.
Space permits Of only very BRIEF
quotation from that report in this
article. Z
The report starts with this very
striking paragraph, when one consi q
ers what it would mean to the future
welfare of the United States If 1881
out of every 1864 communities owned
and operated municipal or town Tor
est, plantations. .....s..
+ Baden has total area OF 1926
655 acres; 36 per cent Of it l,342,SA4
acres) are forest. OF all forest, IS
per cent belongs to communities and
corporations, which own 1860 acres.
In Baden there are 1854 communl-
ties; Of these 1850 have their own
forests; in, addition 2S7 corporations,
as schools, churches, hospitals, etc.
are in possession of forest. The COM
munities and corporations are allowed
to, cut yearly 26l,724.30o board sees
Of timber and wood, with value OF
about 81, 500, 900, free from expense OF
cutting.
Here are some instances Of COM
munal forests:
First-4he city of Baden, 1870 IN
habitants.
1876 acres, total income. .$1Oo' Ia
Total outlay ........... .S4''0l l'' 20
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FOR SAIIE-Ferty tons Of hay;
$3.50 . ton, On Sec. ss-1s7-s1. In
auire Ira or Harry Gown, Glenburn
IN. D.. R D ).
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;4s,ss:.7s

Or 1919 per acre.
Thira-The city Of Heideisefs' Aa'-
600 inhabitadts: ;'' 80.
casa acres, total income. 1884,
''o ~, an,,av :, q. 1892
~ iVIoA S>AssSS go 80 = 90 - -: so.
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Lss your farm with the Ward
County Lad 4 Loan Co. They win
sell it for you and charge Is. " 8
IShAv, Ma. J 10 =
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CLOVER GROWING.

(Talk on Clover Growing, by Prof.
J. Al. Shepherd, Dean Of Agricul-
ture, Agricultural College. Before
Corn and Glover Growers Conven'
ton, Grand Forks, Feb. 22nd.)
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$sS,o7s.es

Or $6.25 per acre.
Second-The city Of Frieburs, Vs.
500 inhabttants:
a;0,6 acres, total income. US. 49,
Total outlay ..:i....... ' ''oso Wv
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The QUICKEST Simplest
Cough Cure
Easily and cheapIy Made at
Horne. Saves You -.

This recipe makes pint OF cough
syrnp-enough to last a family long
time, You couldn't buy as much. or
as good cough syrup for $3.50.
simple as 1t is, it gives almost IN
slant relief and usually stops the
most Obstinate cough In "a hours.
This is partly due to the -dct that 1t
is slightly laxative, stimulates the
appetite and has an excellent tonic
erect. It is pleasant to take-chil-
dren like it. An excellent remedy,
too, for whooping cough, sore lungs
asthma, throat troubles etc.
Mix one pint OF graduated sugar
with Il pint Of warm water, and stir
for 2 minutes. Put 21z ounces OF
Pinex $50 cents WORTH in q pint bot
tie and add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps
perfectly. Take teaspoonfu1 every
one, two or three hours.
Pine is one OF the oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes. Pinex Is the most yaln-
abb" concentrated compound Of Nor
way white pine extract, and Is rich IN
eIIiaicol and all the other natural
healing elements. Other preparation
VIII not work in this formula.
The prompt results from this rec.
line have endeared it to thousands o.
i housewives in the United States and
Caunda, which explains why the
plan has been initiated Often but
never successfully. .,...-
| A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction,
for money promptly refunded, goes
with this recipe. Your druggist has
Pinex or will get 1t for you Il not
send to The Pine9 Coz Ft. Wayne lEld'
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