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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
ROTATION OF GREAT BENEFIT
ProduetIveness Of Soil 10 Not Only
Maintained but Put In Shape
for Future Uses.

(By r. c. DONEGHUE, Professor Of AZ
ronomy. North Dakota Agricultural
College.)
While all of the causes Of low yields
of the small grains cannot be re-
moved. practically all that are of i'm
mediate Importance can be controlled
in large measure by a well planned
system of crop rotation. When crops
are grown in rotation and proper till
age methods followed they will suffer
less from dry weather than when they
are grown continuously. Crop rotation
is usually of more importance than
the old methods of tillage used in this
respect although both are important.
In most rotations more rOughage Is
produced than can be disposed of by
work stock on the farm, hence more
animals must be kept and more ma
nure produced to return to the land to
keep up the supply Of organic mat
ter.
The organic matter in the soil may
also be maintained by growing grass
es (timothy, bronze grass. etc., and
legumes (clover, alfalfa, peas). lnas-
much as not enough manure can be
produced from the crop on the farm
to keep up the organic matter when
these crops are not grown. no system
Of cropping IL complete unless It con-
tains one Of these crops. The legumes
have the additional value Of being able
IN increasa the nitrogen content of
the soil on which they are grown.
BY following completes and care
fully planned rotation in which con-
!, sideration Of all the above facts 10
made the present productiveness Of
the soil il not only maintained, but II
lis prepared for future productive.
ness.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12

Of a large growth of hair in this re.
gion. They resemble the Aberdeen
Angus in that they show considerable
rotundity of body.
They do not mature as early as the
other breeds discussed, however, they
are not markedly lacking in this re-
spect. They feed smoothly and their
meat is looked upon with favor on
the block because they marble (place
fat between the fibers of the lean) 1t
well.
They are scant in milking qualities.
They have not been very extensive.
.ly raised in the United States and are
not apparently making much Roadway.
Considering the fact that they pos
sess hardy qualities, they should be
well adapted for range conditions but
regardless of this, they have not been
used extensively for range purposes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
Frank ". Youn6man, Real Estate Broker
lO7 ReishuS st., Minot, N. D.

really NK W. AD nG virtue Of the adve
ng the citizens Of Mnot the 500 Railway Co and tie
use s
nSo a headed n% this for and IT. n,s
River Loop especially in the vicinity Of Mino feel confident
wishes to dispose his farm either improved otherwise
to sell them When immigration IS headed this Way the
sss ,n part 5ngs for less % balance
The and a ed a in 5 a G
wtn the at terms would
like hundred farms listed with within this month
and a a then pss 3 9
that many sales will be effected.
FRANK W: YouNGMAN's AD 2.-While we solicit your
patronage in listing your farms with u.s. we viii also
e: one block
ss Ice 1as
yards wen Of water al kinds Of fruits and shrub
TINS place will be sold Tor soy
FRANK W. YouNGMANs AD s-Last week we sdver :4
o SIX IS Gf aS @
soil and adapted farming and poultry raising This
me-
and they are hard to get this is your opportunity
FRANK W. YoUNGMAN's AID. I've have one or two
splendid farms for rent and we believe good year farm
sprs and winter r reminds very yn n Of ten
that went in deeper than should have and when the
reckoning time broke But profit by past
handle and play safe makes mistake
debt s ar nG on any sd
farm too much and consequently armed badly but the
You ten from now will king You
viii your surrounded with a the comforts and
s ct e. 5 5 M The
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
WATER REQUIRED BY CROPS
Results Of Investigations Made BY %.
partment Of Agriculture In Texas
and Colorado.

The United States department Of az
riculture has been investigating the
water requirements Of different crops
in Texas and Colorado. The results
are given in Bulletin No. 2S4, bureau
Of plant industry.
The amount Of water II took to pro-
duce pound Of dry matter Of the
various crops was as follows: Field
peas. 500, sweet clover 700, oats, GA,
buckwheat SIS, barley, $50, wheat 5O7,
potatoes 44s, rape AL, sugar beets
s77. corn 36a, Russian thistle 1896, sor-
shum 900, tumble weed ~, millet 275.
tension Department, North Dak0.
e Agricultural College. s3s$
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
COMMISSION Govt
TO Be TRIED IN RAY

The hustling little city Of Ray in
Williams county voted to adopt the
commission form of government, 70
to l6. Ray is the smallest city in the
state about to adopt this form of gov
eminent, having been Incorporated
less than year ago. The other cities
having the commission form of gov
eminent in the state are Hillsboro,
Fargo, Bismarck, Mandan, Minot,
Devils Lake and Williston.
c..l IL. Ix,laxnplor,k
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
Telephone Line About s65 per Mile.

E. Nordquist, treasurer Of the
South Prairie Farmers Telephone Co.,
visited this Office Monday. He. stated
that the board Of directors were to
meet Thursday to consider prices on
material. 1t is estimated that it will
cost about SOS a mile to construct the
line, exclusive of instruments.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12

! o . o . . . o o q y q . . . o . 4
10 BURLINGTON. .
10 . o o o o o q o o . . . . o o .
Miss Hazel Hogy is on the sick list
this week.
| Be sure to attend the big game
Saturday night.
| The basket ball team has purchased
a new ball and still has comfort
able balance in the treasury.
| Earl Wallace left Tuesday on trip
up. the line to book orders for the
"Lignite that made the Mouse valley
famous"
Louisa Enders and her brother are
again in school. They stayed out for
a couple of months, owing to weather
conditions.
Tuesday is election day. Let every
one turn out. If your officers have per-
formed their duties satisfactorily, re-
turn them. If not, don't be afraid to
put in other men.
We advise our readers to note the
Olsen, Werner Grain Co.'s advertise
1ment in this issue. If in need of seeds
that are reliable and prices right,
call on this firm at once. ~
The basket ball game between the
women's and girls teams Saturday
evening was holly contested but the
grown-ups won by a score of % to IA.
The boys team defeated the women's
team in a hot contest Monday evening
by score of to 10.
Both the Burlington banks have a
statement Of their condition in this
weeks issue. We have good reason
to be proud of two institutions that
show such undoubted strength and
character. Not every community can
boast financial institutions that show
such healthy condition.
At the mass meeting last Sunday
the chair was authorized to appoint a
committee to carry on the campaign
for better schools. We will announce
the committee in next weeks issue.
In the meantime make up. your mind
to put your shoulder to the wheel and
boost for better schools. We are pay
ing our dollar to support system
that doesn't produce the goods. Let's
get value received and as Devine says,
give all the boys and girls Square
DEAL" We hope to be able to an
nounce another meeting in next weeks
issue.
We are sorry we erred in charging
the Logan girls with matrimonial de-
signs, and are glad to note thatathe
Logan correspondent comes to their
defense so chivalrously, not to men,
ton the heat he manifests in his ex-
pressions. We would, however, oblig-
ingly inform the Logan correspondent
that it is to this interest in the wei
fare of the gentle sex generally that
we attribute the scattered locks that
now adorn our capital extremity. Be-
ware, brother.
Jim Casteel is inconsolable over the
loss Of his pet bulldog. The dog is
the finest specimen Of bulldog any
where in these parts. He answers to
the name of cap" and wears large
collar studded with brass points. He
was last seen over towards Glenburn.
Jim would be liberal in paying for in
formation leading to "Cap's" recovery.
Ned Calvin, the Norwegian"
blacksmith, placed the new cells in po-
sition. They are firmly set in solid
concrete. Here is an evidence of eff
ficient work on the part Of the town
ship officials. The cells, complete, rep
resent saving of nearly $500 from
the prices bid when advertisements
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

gives to vgor youth strength and
before
of the o
assimilation of food thus
Thousands VA
walks ES 80 N
Malt Whiskey. l
we'll" goce dealers, Sl00 large
advice
Whikoy Rochester, NY. seE
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
STUDENTS SEEK POSITIONS.
Many Students Anxious to Find WORK
During Summer Vacation.

During the past few days the annual
flood of students has been pouring into
the stores and offices OF the city to
make application for positions during
The summer vacation.
How to spend the long summer vaca =
ton is the first question the students
have to solve when leaving school in
June and many are willing to take any
position open. Some of the older boys
engage in common labor and enjoy it,
at the same time earning enough
money to buy their clothes and some
luXurles.
The arrangement made by the school
board for IA summer course in manual
training has met with the approval OF
many Of the younger boys and indica-
lions at the present time are that
there will be large number DESTROYS
Of taking the course. Instructor Ne
wins in manual training Will remain
here for the summer months.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08

there will he millions who Will find II
impossible to come. II Is only proper,
therefore, that come steps be taken to
make them feel that they have some
part In the great national celebration.
II seems to me that no better methoI
could he adopted to bring this about
than To ny the emblem. the "Stais
and Stripes" over every public build
ing, business institution and residence
in every city during the entire celebra-
ton. To you. the chief executive of
your city, | appeal for cooperation,
and feel sure that the general use of
the American flag during centennial
week will not only aid the cause of
patriotism but present to the world a
striking picture of the strength, pur ~
and loyalty of which the 'Heaven-b1rn
banner is the emblem
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
MAYOR TO REQUEST DISPLAY
OF FLAG SEPTEMBER 6-13
ACTS ON REQUEST THAT BIRTH
OF NATIONAL EMBLEM
BE OBSERVED.

A letter has been received by Mayor
Abraham Ojala of Hancock from May
or James H. Preston of Baltimore, re-
questing Hancock's executive TO see to
it that Hancock observes in some man
ner the one hundredth anniversary Of
the song, the Star Spangled Banner
Mayor Preston states that the oil
cials of Baltimore are preparing To OBJ
serve the occasion deliberately and he
hopes that every city in the union VIII
make plans to do the same.
Mayor Ojala. acting on this, requests
that every business place, school and
private home In the city fly the stars
and stripes on the dates set for the
celebration, Sept. ella. The following
letter explains the attitude taken by
the Baltimore officials and their re-
quest:
In September Of this year will uc-
cur the one hundredth anniversary Of
the birth OF the star Spangled Ban
ner' and the achievement of American
Independence. Both these events were
made possible by the successful de
Tense of Baltimore against the British,
and that they may be httingly COM
memOrated we will hold from Septem-
Der i to September Is a celebration
that will excel all others of like
character. For more than year the
citizens of Baltimore have been WORK
ing diligently to complete plans that
are in keeping with the high dignity
Of the anniversary Thousands from
all sections will come to our city TO
pay homage To the author and the
song that has never failed to thrill with
pride the heart OF every loyal Ameri-
can.
But while this gathering will be
great in numbers, throughout the land
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
Hancock Department
NEW HANCOCK INDUSTRY
MEETING WITH SUCCESS
ELITE DIRT REMOVER is BEING
EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE
NORTHWEST.

Among Copperdom's infant indus
,r,os which are making good Is Eilert
In A. Co. of Hancock, whose Elite
.i,,., remover has been successfully in
,roduced throughout the upper PENN
organized less than II year ago by
,,nr Hancock men, and starting out
NTH limited capital. this company
has turned over its investment four
times has given employment to n
corns of demonstrators, and has es-
,ablshed a sale for it's product in every
town in the upper peninsula.
demonstrators are now at work i'm
nuluth. where healthy demand for
the product has been created. Al
though handicapped by lack of capital,
the company expects to extend its
gales gradually until the business is
operated on national basis.
Largely Used in County.
That the product is meritorious is
Indicated by the fact that recorders
for Elite are coming in from every
district which has been covered by the
demonstrators. The Copper Range
railroad has recently introduced Elite
in its car-cleaning department, and
after consuming five gallons OF the
cleaner IL has placed an order for II
like amount The Houghton County
Traction co. is also among the large
consumers OF Elite. and it is entirely
satisfied with the results obtained.
While Elite is primarily designed for
domestic use, il is predicted that in
tim, IL win be i'm demand among all of
the large hotels. lake vessel lines. rail-
roads and other corporations which
which will do the work quickly and
thoroughly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
CITIZENS MEET TONIGHT.
Republicans Will Gather In Force In
Germania Hall.

Republican OF Hancock and vicinity
will gather in force tonight in Ger
mania hall at 8 o'clock for the get
together" rally. Members of the par
IL i'm charge of arrangements for the
booster meeting state that 1t will as
sumo the old time spirit, and some
splendid addresses will he made by
prominent Republicans of the district
one regret is that Senator James, can
ddate for Congress from the twelfth
district, will not be present. He is out
Of the city.
Prof j. a. Jeffers of the Adams
township schools, Supt. j. A. Doelle OF
.hc Houghton schools. w. j. Galbraith
Of Calumet and DR. j. T.. ScallOn of
Hancock will lead the speech making.
1t is expected that the candidacy Of
Senator James forCongress will be en-
dorscd by the gathering.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
HANCOCK sREviTiES.


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J. G. Light OF Sault Ste. Marie. Mrs.
George Courtney of Ontonagon ana
Howard Light of st. Paul. who were
here to attend the funeral of the late
r. y. Light, returned to their homes
yesterday.
:. a. Mcnamara of Chicago is visit
ing here.
George Zimmerman has gone to
Marquette for short visit.
Members of the Hancock Naval re-
serve will be inspected Monday evening
eN Battalion Surgeon Rees of Calumet.
The Inspection evening will he con-
unuation of that which was commence
ed last week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Industrial society of the F'rst
CONGREGATIONAL church of Hancock was
Held this afternoon at the home 81
Mrs. j. G. Shields on Hancock street.
{. ID. Hutchinson of Minneapolis is
visiting in Hancock.
The steamer Northern King arrive
IN Hancock this morning and docked
at the Mutual Transit company's dock
win a cargo of freight.
Arbor and Birl day was observed Ia
the Hancock public schools this after
noon by the school children with iitt'ng
exercises. The 500 trees that dr'iNed
at stern a. Fields clothing store 'oi
distribution to the school children
were given out and many planted TINS
afternoon 80
H. s. staples of Milwaukee is regis
"red at the Scott Hotel. He W re-
main in Hancock for some time calling
vi local merchants.
All persons interested in the forma
non OF Suomi college baseball team
ue requested to meet at the college II
hancock Sunday morning Formoi
members of the team are earnestly re
puested by those interested In the fu
'ure OF the nine to he present and lent
''lr aid. The team will he rcorgan
"ee ana practice started Immediately.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
D r I N X
Fl A B I T.
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.

Thousands OF wives. mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise
Of ORRINE because il has cured their
loved ones of the Drink Habit and
thereby brought happiness L. their
homes. Can be given secretly. Or
RINE costs only Sl.OO per box. Ask
for Free Booklet. Vastbinder & Read,
9Th ST. Calumel
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
WOULD PASS ORDINANCE
TO CURB NOISY AUTOS
SouNCll WILL BE ASKED TO
PLACE BAN ON NERVE.
RAnING NOISES.

| y petition designed To place the bun
on the noisy automobile ana motorcy-
Gle, viii he presented at the next meet
ing OF the Hancock city council ask
Ing that an ordinance prohibiting UNI
necessary noise be passed. The peti-
ton is the result of various complaints
by residents throughout the city and
1t asks that steps similar to those
which began In other cities, be taken.
The ordinance also is aimed at the
midnight ioyrider whose practice is to
speed through the city to herald their
passage with motor throbs that could
he heard half mile away. They leave
behind them in nearly every house
people rudely awakened from sleep
ana crying babies. The ordinance pro-
posed would also make it an orfense
for the automobilist to honll his horn
or use his siren unnecessarily, or pro-
duce any noise beyond those necessarv
for the protection and regulation Of
traffic
Enforce Speed Ordinance.
The police department has been mott
fled that the speed ordinance must be
enforced and violators are to be ierked
without hesitation. The ordinance
specifies machines may not be driven
through the city at a rate faster than
eight miles an hour The police com
plain it is not the amateur autoist that
causes trouble, but experienced driv-
crs who delight in Whzzing by the
man who is only learning to drive his
car OF course the amateur soon con-
tracts the speed fever when he sees
that others get by without arrest
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

Sumalaupalnelutia pioetddn Ieura
funta. piirisidni IeuroapaSti:
SerIep GitpeId 9etIebemin lutb.
ieurof. firfosIa Chestnut CO. ia Gen
rp Il. tuImosIo, iofoiIena Iunnuntai.
no flo 5 ipp. 3uutouben eniimdiie
nd iunuuntoina mietetddn ebtoouis
firffo. NuoriIoliiton iGan mietto
oIfaa IunnuntoiTin tlo puoli 8 italia.
slem Rpbeaesid, ~. y. iofaiieno
fuufauben miimeiiend iunnunt. 8.
p. ebtoouifen fat ia oIfoa Flo puoli
8 iualla 9odpoob CO. lutb. firfon
pldterrasfa CANON iofa toinen
torstoi ilta Ioman Triton aIoferrosIo
Flo $50. SmpeIuieuran fofoufIei
on iofa torstoi Flo 2 ip. 20l Union
OBJ. Wrs 3 Slmoien luona.
@ottsfin. u. . iofoiIen fuafouoen
foImontenn tiistaino Ito 10 ap. 10
2 iftap. Wuisia poitoisIa eri lmoi'
tuf5en mmfaan.
airfonifin foimiin noioaan fnt5uo
mp1s firieeaiiestt.
Subo 9aofana
2O1 Sssmon Il. Qdbeud Section co
~faorotietd) Seriep Sitp, u. :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
Kuulutus.

%Ironwoodin Suom. Sion Ev.
Luth. K. seurak. vuosikokous pi-
detaan seurakunnan kirkon haa-
lissa sunnunt. tammik. 3 PIMA,
1915.
Kokous aletaan jumalanpalve-
luksella seurakunnan kirkossa
puoli 10 aamulla. Lauluk00ri lau-
laa, paivan epistolasta saarnan
pitaa past. Wuori, seka paivan
evankeliumista saarnaa past. w.
w. Wilen. Jumalanpalveluksen
loputtua siirrytaan kirkon haa-
lin jatkamaan kokousta, jossa
kokouksessa kasitellaan seuraa-
vista asioista:
Isl. Luetaan p0ytakirjat.
2:si. Valitaan tilintarkastajat.
3:si. Valitaan virkakunta vuo-
dele 1915.
4:si. Kuullaan tilintarkasta-
jain lausunto.
SSH. Keskustellaan pyhakou-
luty0sta seurakuntamme eriosis-
Sa.
6:si. Keskustellaan rahava-
rain hankkimisesta vuOden 1015
ulosmenoihin.
7:si. Keskustellaan kaikista
muista eteen sattuvista asioista
joita mahdollisesti kokoukselle
esitetaan.
8:si. Kokous lopetetaan.
Pyytaisimme seurakuntamme
naisia laittamaan paivallisen
taksi kokouspaivaksi jos Sc he'll
lie olisi mahdollista, jota voitai-
sim tarjota kokoukseen osaa-
ottaville vapaehtoista maksua
vastaan, ia samalla pyytaisimme
seurakuntaan kuuluvia farma-
reita tuomaan vapaehtoisesti
lahjaksi volta, maitoa ia kirnu-
piimaa, jotka olisi tuotava kir-
konhaalille Tammikuun 2 pan
aamulla.
Jokaisen seurakunnan jasenen
lasnaolo on valttamat0in taikka
tyytyk00t mita lasnaolevat STELLA
paattavat. My0skin pyydamme
~huomauttaa eta jokaisen piiri-
kirjurin olisi ottawa lasna Walt
tamatt0masti tassa kokoukses-
sa.
w. Maxi, Esimies. Oscar ia
cobson, kirjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
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20 p YepepsId Flo 10 op.
20 y NoibpanfesIa tlo 2 ia 8 id.
23 p MaplesIa ~firtosIa Flo 8 ID.
"a p WofefieIbisid Flo puoIi 8 III.
20 p. Soulup. Wafe IielbiSid Flo
puoli z a. p.
20 p BesiemerisId Flo 2 ia 8 Id.
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30 p YDrisbtin {. WeIan t. fle
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