The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-27
DECLARES north dakota, OFFERS iii BIG.
SAVING N BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Consulting Engineer, Studying States Clay opportuni.
ties, Lauds Dean Babcock For Part He is Playing in
Bringing About Development.
i building up a profitable industry
which can only. be excelled by asri-

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sMper10rlIy o. N0ttn Dakota Gays.
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ions rt no -, tt,n,h..rea H. N Sn ra
cla~s are nssd. '''s ''it" Da"
In raao ID ~ .Ar..
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ma ,,..s a.. ose sne oN.teu states
Kinds. have never had the pleasure
t = nrad nne Aho Mo!klms lays, or a
nrodrpaS Ig. .au man ma.
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r. = am uI. luz a..eI,.oh y ! frol:
EMining r. uin,or Viz = oeloo, ~.
viii = nans. r.uer Lays
hivhest MATE, n.od,.ot t"''ied'S 'ne
These North naI"ta c,.vs include
n,ttarv o1avs .,at e.ass ll'eluue
gg ,,..a ~ eia an MAJ never ran 70 pro.
wares nornn1e u nas" slaue ar.
maEa III - IT'S ia Guys .nae
such 90 e ~ .ne ., s.'r,nso RroIucts.
tiis - au I Si~ds .Is' vi.lrl"eu sia1eo
,,ro, .,a.as. III Si.e LII co.ols rom nat
well 90 = esls s"'asofs, ~
s,ch as nn,S,,;t w.. INV u wee
tiie is oG.N eeweF p.pe, Ioon1s
~ he iii, a.so a. u .ne alitesent xmas
ers ~ ali tha snes p 20 ~ ane S ai
CTS OIL an the great varieties OF shades
e sha
b,. this an"nnna sa,liea iallst 10 prom
d;,ct;n, a"d Wy an ~ e..c,enGy VI pro-
ntinr ana -" "a .So
noar,faat,ra ~ .us plonss 10 .me
a h,;Id;ns m.tar;a, NV, ~ puuc
No., u,i.h /, ~" ~ uep.eSta-
ana a,mast aati.nI. nsee. salua'.un
ins,,ranno o,s eliminating '"e
10
Economy in Fuel. ;
All, ~ th,. !, m.d, ,os.;h,. r., =.
presence I'M the state - the im ny
fields If %,i1nita cnai tba uttI;.a,,aa SO
With shasi h,.e eo 81, tn ne u%.l..zaelon o.
era ~ Nnrth naInte - ~ nnna,,aa 49,
nroS =, ot :. aonNoa. 70 q tnsir
atota Sf;en,4e onoi nany ~ IN any
,,saS -, = ain;. "am rsauilS us
dsnan.i.h,d ,m Rto"u a' e's.ns ll'o .N
,nanm ",no. s. &c IL sIo"n ~.
n"w IN nnsrsran tS, ~ me pau.
/ Worth ,Sarata ~ a. inc onisersity OF
res,'lts ora "ht ane ~ MOS. econoaa.ca.
hv.nred ny o ,'sn. ~ ny lne use OF !ne
$500 vi sas elm9oi ol Mines mas
nroctiooS onene ou,a. ana put ,nto
Ma nt ~hinn .ai',a. s buy oy-ploauct
~ fse, acon,rou sv vs,+ tMs eesttsa. aues.loa
all Of the states possessing ignite coal
fields. =
The method of Dean Babcock "a as
simple as 1t is effective, and involves
the erection of a ]by-product briauer-
ting plant. For example, we will say
Jones & Co. have plant producing So
900 brick per day, in which their fuel
for power and burning cost at present
$3.50 per 1000 land this is moi hfrn
in North Dakota), making a total
Jaily fuel cost of 1926. Should they
adopt modern economical, methods as
applied by Dean Babcock, they would
install q by-product plant with a ca
pacity Of about fifty tons of bri-
quotes a day. The process produces
a ton Of S.briuuettes at a profit which
will tapayetof. thasStDtai. operating ex-
pense, interest on Investment, taxes,
insurance, depreciation, with good
dividends making it profitable when
operated on a commercial basis, De-
sides producing or giving off free an
average Of 1900 cubic feet of gas
per ton Of briquettes, producing suf-
ficient heat to burn $4,000 brick to a
temperature Of 5000 degrees F. and
generate 5000 horsepower for pow
err plant operation. This is a saving
of 1926 per day on fuel alone, besides
h labor cost Of distribution.
Industry NJ STATE nov.,onaa
Dakota. and other westarn s 9a Mo ara