Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22

Group Of Villas .
General Villa has not yet given Up b
Rio Grande from Brownsville, Texas He
shows . group Of Villa followers ns1S u,
y unsuccessful attack 90 The city.
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seeding wheat already. 1
should judge that the wheat is at y
least half sown. The ground is in N
fine shape and we don't need any SOW
moisture for some time. Prospects fair
are exceedingly favorable. som
MHENRY.
Wheat nearly all seeded. Seed bed 8,
is excellent. Early seeding beginning tina,
70 SNOW up. in t
corn acreage VIII De greatly IN ditto
cIedseu. ram ID heeueu. new
s ToWNER.. .5, age
About 40 per cent of the wheat is
Land is in splendid condition "
to work. Have had no rain here this gro,
and will need it within two or is l,
three weeks. Has been the best crea
spring for seeding operations / have crea
known for Is years. Will be a Is per oats
cent increase in the wheat acreage;
20 per. cent decrease in barley, 80 per
cent decrease in fax and the oat acre. O.
age will be about the same al last gres
year. and
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Wv grOl
Weather favorable. Ground IN the Who
best of shape. In the western part az /,
Of the county farmers are through last
with the wheat and are busy putting for
the oats in the ground. In the east
ern part they are not SO far advanced
on an average the biggest part of Isl
the wheat crop is now in the ground. terri
--.--- rain
larg
A great deal Of blowing was done ers
last fall. Seeding is going on full
and more than half of all the
wheat land is now in. Considerable p,
corn will be planted this year. Land are
Is working up fine and most farmers for
do not complain of lack of rain yet, com
but rain soon will be welcome. plac
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nOIEi'@ corr
Conditions fine for crop thus far fore
and from IS to go per cent of the crea
wheat is in the ground. There is 4
moisture to bring it up and
oats and barley are sown, but W
the most Of the crop outside of wheat and
Is still to be sOWn. Will need rain Ian
later, as there is no great amount of goot
moisture. However, as frost is only plan
out for a short distance, there will
be ample for another month IN all
carefully handled land. =;
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OLIVER. wee
The absence OF rain is giving the pare
excellent chances to get their
in early. Reports are that, in =
spite of the light nowfall last winter, ~
tha ground is in fine condition for is il
terminating PURPOSES. Although the soak
high wheat prices are tempting, con-
siderable corn and alfalfa will be !,
Probably oe.fifth Of the ooni
wheat has been sown. ~ :,
STEELE.
Work has been in steady progress 20.
for about two weeks; weather excel . -.
lent. Most Of the wheat is in tbs VI :
Not much blowing to do for W.
early spring crop. Considerable seed ~ y
wheat shipped in from other parts of 49,
on account of the quite poor ~ - =
wheat raised here last year. ~ :
eAncENr
n.- anat vel sro,. rroo liz
- Dut hns ~ pas. va ~ r. go farrm ers Farr
with seeding. More than half Of the va
is done and the ground has
been more fit in all respects. W
Ireater acreage OF Wheat thaa usual prog
Delhe sow III sargent County. cent
nIrIi ANn are
C..:. a.oa;n. =. $50 =, e,,, s,,n cOun
in all parts of Richland county. In ~ :
The north half Of the county seeding
operations did not become general Fa
Until 2 rev Gays ago, put IN the in
half quite a large percentage of the in f
small grain is already seeded. The able
soil is in excellent condition. Plenty
IF moisture.
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ing
Ihe seedlng OF wheat VIII DC pref done
" we'll done in another week. Most appe
If the blowing was done last fall, so acre
The crop is being put in in good sea than
son and shape. The ground is get
ing very dry. The pastures will be
ate on account of the dry weather. Fa
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He pectl
Seeding has been in full blast for
he past week: no rain so far to both
sr farming operations; plenty OF Sc
moisture to take care Of crops for we'll