The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-31
WHEAT GROWERS
GET PRIZES
WINNERS IN SEED CONTEST IN
LOT z, BLUE STEM WHEAT, DE-
clDED UPON LIST, AND IT IS
PUBLISHED HEREWITH.
... Section I.
Glass /. wheat--best peck.
Lot 2, Blue Stem:

Lot 2, Blue Stem:
The comparative, fnal scores for
the entry numbers which reached the
pure seed laboratory in time to enter
the contest and which met all the con
ditions are as follows:
132-Jas. Kadechka, Lidgerwood,
score 99.47. ..
154-A. F. Noble, Buford, score
$3.50. "
1s3--J. w. Mcnamara, Amanda,
score 1925.
337-ole Paulson, Portland, score
99.14.
275-Albert Brake, Wild Rice, score
99.14.
4o5-Thos. Punton, Ayr. score 99.14.
SS5-W. Manikowske, Moreton,
score 1854,
222-Joe Miller. Aneta, score 1858.
298-C. T. Nelson, Rutland, score
9S.44.
367-Colter G. Fitchback, Voltaire.
(Haynes), score 98.43.
242-Gunder Paulsen, Clifford, score
1923.
174-Lewis Berg, Cooperstown, score
9S.O5.
so7-E. B. Thomson, s~heyenne,
score 9S.04.
413-AIex Morrison, Bathgate, score
9S.02. a
53S-M. C. McCaffrey. Taft, score
97.9S. Z
4OS-Peter Thorson, voltaire, score
97.91.
%27O-John Bliss, Petersburg, score
$3.50.
456--c. H. ~siedschlag, Petrol, score
97.72.
363-Colter & Fischback. voltaire,
(Minn. Nc. 316), score 97.19.
294-K. r, Elmer, Cando, score
1904.
216-A. w. Youngquist, Powers
Lake, score 97.03.
1855. c. Jordeim, Walcott, score
SO. 80.
406-Eastgate Bros, Larimore, score
$3.50.
225-Fred Pietz, Mott, score 96.65.
No. 557-Elliatt Engh, Alexander,
score $685..
No. 2s4-Albe:t Ellergodt, Crosby.
score 1884.
No. 25o-N. r, Nelson, Mayville.
No, 14s-Albe,t Bodmer. Hoople,
score 95.38. -'
No. 325-W. z. Cairncross, Wahpe-
ton f2-j bluesten), score 1888.
No. 277-Ameria Sharon Land Co.,
Armenia, score 9515.
No. 424-Peter McLachlin, Hunter,
score $3.50.
No. 4o2-cha'. Roberts, Dawson,
score 94.59.
No. 537.-Jos. stengele, cooperstown,
No. Ssh. Magnuson, Blaisdell,
score 94.09.
No. 416-Pat o'Brien, Park River,
score 94.02.
No. 221-Hars Hanson, Prosper,
score 1926. !
No. 423-L. Walker, Comstock, score
$500
No 324-W, J. Cairncross. wahpe-
ton (No. 169). sore 5000.
The total ere as shown by the
percentages in the list are made up
from six scoresadded together: Puri-
ty, termination, freedom from mixture
Of wheat varieties, commercial value
as indicated ~ color. commercial
ell, and the commercial value as indi-
Gated by uniformity Of the grain.
While this metpd of scoring gives the
comparative pla(e Of the samples as to-
general seed vaA1e, it is not an index
of purity from mixtures Of other kinds
of wheat. For example, some Of the
entry numbers in lower scores Of this |
list are splendid types Of wheat for
General planting, but represent as high
as S to 10 per cent Of ad-matures Of
other Wheats. q |
Each grower will finally b inform
ed as to the termination Of hs sample
and the amount Of other weat pres
ent.
Entry 49,, James Kadechk, Lidger-
wood, has won first place IL bluestem
wheat. The other scores ar given in
order. Later each winner { a prize
will be informed as to whit he has
won and the prizes will be hally sent
direct either from the secrtary's off,,
fee or by the donor.
H. L. olley,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mort Dakota
Improved Seed Growers association.