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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Fun SALE tC06VHhUeOVs
2STORY. 6-R FRAME: Anil: STEAM Anu
e. car service. Hyattsv1lle; hard up Tor eaan
ond mortgage: possession so days phone Col.
2l39 aftef Pm, any time Sunday: z.
Near Edgemoor and English
Village,
6T Acres - About 9OO-Foot
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MODERN, E ROOMS AND
GARAGE

Beautiful home. 8 larke rooms and bath, re.
dining room. bay window and open fireplace
bedrooms; concrete cellar; plpeless furnace
front porch. 2 sides; also back porch: pump
double sided and building paper, between; con.
crete septic tank; garage holds 2 cars: cinder
driveway; Is small fruit trees; IL grape vines ;
erty located on Clements ave, Ballston, Va.
Mr.. Felton's place. s minutes walk from
18th and Pa. ave. NV. on electric line) also
near Carenford on Wash. and Old Dominion
railway electric line; sale sign on property.
Owner-occupant; inspect any time. Price only
s.. $50; terms. 500 cash. balance, SEQ pel
month, includes everything
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Takoma Park-Another fine buy. 5r. and
b. bungalow. All hollow-tile construction
Inclosed sleeping porch: open fireplace; cold
storage room; pipeless furnace: eIec; ami !;
lot 50x135. Only IS, 700: equity cash; $50 mo.
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ROSEMONT.
Five and seven rooms with bath: frame and
tile construction: all modern imprpvements
$500 will secure one and small monthly pey-
ments will pay for 1t. Take Alexandra car At
18th and Pa. ave. get of at North Roeemoot
station. Phone Alexandria 828. Bring this ad
+. O. GOODNOw COMPANY,
719 King St, Alexandra, Va,
'RosEMoNT.
TWo-sto-y detached frame house. on n 6ne
lot 4Ox1OO feet. Living room. dining room.
bedroom. kitchen. bath and screened-in frOnt
porch downstairs and the same upstairs Each
story Il regular apartment with built-in bed
and cabinets and large closets. small cash
ance can be paid in small monthly payments.
less than amount for which property Is nov
rented. Take Alexandria car at 18TH and PA
ave-. get OF at North Rosemoot sta don
r. G. GOODNOW COMPANY,
719 King st. Alexandria. Va.
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81 ,25O Secures Farm Between
Baltimore and WASHINGTON with

Crops. horse. COW. vehicles, tools, machinery.
etc. thrown in; 50 acres, in splendid farm.
within hour automobile: 60 acres rich machine.
worked tillage; creck-watered pasture: wood ;
IS apple and peach trees: nne 2-story house,
delightful oak shade. splendid view: good
l0-cow barn; two tobacco barns; two poultry
houses: owner unable operate. S 600 takes
all. only y down. easy terms Details page
FARM AGENCY, 1422-N, Land Title bldg,
Phiia delphia. Pa.
FIVE ACRES VIRGIN SOIL WITH 3-R0OM
cottage; 40 min. on W., B. and A. P O. Box
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East Hyattsville-Cozy bungalow; 5-r and
b.: cleo; conservatory; good garden; lot SIX
114x12s. Only $4. 100; $500 cash; $45 month
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Takoma Park-A lovely 5-r. and b. bunga
low; One-pipe fur: cleo: open fireplace; ga
rage; lot 50x115x156; q beauty. Only 81 $50:
81 500 cash; $65 mo.
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ROCKVILLE, MD.

This 200acre estate just outside the town
Of Rockville. Long frontage on pike. Build
ings worth SIS. 600. This Is one Of the most
productive farms in this section. Price great.
" reduced makes this a real bargain. Price
for thirty days. $3250O. Terms.
GEORGE F. HULL,
Rockville Md +
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FARMS

GAhAO
FOR NAI.E-ContfnueA,
STROUT FARM BARGAINS
46-Acre Farm;
For Quick Sale, 800.
Out in clean. friendly. inviroeatinr country.
the builder Of appetites. muscles and radiant
health: close town: easy auto ride city; pro
ductive machine, worked fields: pasture; wood
lots timber: apples. small fruit ;six room maple
shaded house; magnificent outlook; telephone
o0ft. barn. II taken now only 500 Terms
arranged. Details page 4s. Strout's illus.
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Village,
1913 Acres - About oOO-Foot
Frontage.
beautiful country home with 4 splendit
just miIe. from Chevy chase che cfuS block
from from school Nearly e0ofcot frontage on tn tn
.nt,eea pKe and ,o tro.ey sordng wondsrfa th 40
large and attractive s.room home with al
mSaern iSa ssenveniences; large porches a on w. =,
rise ef well so9aar saa from tse
and view Of the surrounding country. Al
abundanes Of ornamental shade. shrubbery snt
several bearing nut trees. all kinds Of vine
fruits This is 4 very attractive home. II
SPLENDID SPLENDID condition and with every city con
Immediately. 0 -A0 i'''e ''''''
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G..
ATTRACTIVE NEW R0NGAIow lvAcANTl
large poreses lot ei soom for
BIZ srookland car to 10Th and Monroe. oWNER
room house: furnace. gas, electricity. bath
garage: l acre ground and all kinds fruit
car Ct fesd Lee Ga9 H. in'psfs w time &c
RARGAIN. s.. 2.s0O1SIX-ROOM HOUSE: NEW
II painted and papered; one acre Of ground
~ miles from Congress Heights car line
terms reasonable. Inquire 1s4o 18th st. n: nw
LARGE 7-R00M. HALL. HOME; VACANT;
lot 160x550 two acres) very fertile loan: twc
blocks G at. cars. Hyattsville. S45o0. $500
fsss' h'ss IS monthly: na GEO. O. WALKER k,s:ee
TAKOMA PARK - HoILOw-TILE TWO.
story house. exceptionally well built and com.
plete in every detail: seven rooms. sleeping
porch. pantry. attic. hot-water heat garage:
Also Sma ller six-rporn frame house. a mi 237
Maple ave. 0ol. sew.
LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS
New 5-room bungalow with hath and all con.
veniences; electric lights; cellar and furnace
heat: large lot; concrete walks and street; one
cash. $50 monthly. including interest.
Five-room bungalow with bath, all city con.
ve1e9ccs; ven electric iishts; large attic celia.
$50 noas Ss
dae Berasn or Laurel and nd GET on at a tar .t
Brentwood: Nd. Any one will direct you to
GHAs. NJ. L1GHrRowN.
Cottage City. Md.
P. o.. Mt Rainier. Nd.
Phone HyattsyilIe 1a3-W. 22e
ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW ON COR.
ner; I. front mad back porches electric lights:
reasonable terms. Price, $3.50. r. A.
PhoarsoS Phnos ESQ Hunter station Arlington Va
BY owNER-AT ALCOvA HEIGHTS.
Arlington, Va: two new very attractive Groom
and bath bungalows: vacant; front and sleeping
porches: marble stucco finish; modern. Call
Col. 1884. 22s
NEW, LARGE. 5-RooM BUNGALOW HOME;
electricity, furnace, porches, cellar. attic. va.
can't: large garden growing; fertile lot l63x23o;
2 blocks cars Hyattsviile: $3.50 cash. $40 month:
y. OWNER. ~ Kresge BLDG. 11th and 9: %
1902 RIVER ROAD NV.
Situated in suburban Washington, S-roon1
house; hot-water heat; electricity: sleeping
feet
PRICE. $1o.500 Possession.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS,
1912 G st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACE.
One mile from District line. on Burnt Mill
road. Silver Spring. Md: 12-room house,
PRICE. 1000.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS,
1912 G st. NV.
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Washington Heights-West of
16th-S12.75O Terms.

$13,5OO.
Calvert Street.
Ideal location for 4 physician: modern home.
conta lining 10 rooms baths: hot-water heat;
very reasonable terms, and possession.
$4,000.
18th and Fairmont SITS.
Three-stofy brick; now vacant: 10 rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; electricity: entire
house newly decorated. Terms to suit.
$3.50.
Columbia Heights.
Two-story brick; now vacant: rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; newly decorated; very
$3.50.
Park View.
Two-story hriek; six rooms and bath; L.
tobs heat: lot 16O feet; $500 cash.
$500.
Downtown.
fhree-story brick; rooms and bath; Ia
trobe heat; newly papered; $500 cash.
WIN. B. ]
1886 N. Y. Ave.
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Riverdale-Lovely semi bungalow Of r and
b.: one pipe furnace; elec.; hardwood floors and
| trim: large, sunny rooms; beautifully built;
lot 60x150. A beauty at only Sc, 500; 81 600
cash: SCI mo. l2S322l
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These Are Exceptional Values
See Them at Once.

Takoma Park-Exclusive agency On this
dandy 5-r. and b. bungalow on Maple ave !;
h.-w. heat, elec; sleeping porch and breakfast
porch. Hardwood and chestnut finish. Attic;
a.mi. In course Of construction. Let us show
you sample house. owner, No. IL Ethan
Allen ave. Only $3.50. Equity cash: balance
arranged.
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Attractive Modern Bungalow.

Attractive Modern Bungalow.
About completed; i've rooms (weIl arranged,
bath. pantry and closets; tapestry brick IRE
place in living room: beautiful hardwood floors;
full basement: laundry trays: running water;
electricity and gas; front and rear porches,
lot 751125; reasonable terms; situated on ClaF.
endon ave, 25 minutes from 18th st. station.
W. KILGORE. Owner and Builder, 2O6 Clar-
endon ave-, CLARENDON, Va.
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME IN A RE
fined neighborhood: near Washington Golf and
Country Club: 8 rooms: hot-water heat; bath:
electric lights: nne garage; poultry house, 400
hen capacity; brooder house. 5OO-chick ca.
pacity; fine fruit and shade trees: large well
kept lawn; acres ground; ON improved road;
Jewell Station. Washington and Old Dominion
R. r. Mail address, LOUIS H. BUCKNAN.
b. +. d. No. l. Rosslyn. Va.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO.
A splendid six-room house. two baths. Also
eight-roo dwelling. two baths. Both we'll To-
Gated. near Connecticut ave; offered very low
for next few days Headquarters for fne
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO..
5516 Conn., ave. NV. D. c. Cleve. 1877.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES
Elegant thirteen-room residence: slate roof
newly papered and painted: garage for four
cars shade: large lot: one square two car
dwelling heavily shaded: 18O-foot front; very
six room houses. s7.ooalS. 500. Bungalows. ali
TAKoNA PARK REALTY CO..
Col. 95Os. Takoma Park. d. c.
FIVE ACRES WITH FRUIT OF ALL KINDS
and house with rooms and hath: hne IRE
berries. asparagus and wealth Of roses elec-
trir cars near. Telephone Col. 1928.
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FOR SALE-$5OO DOWN.
Vacant Bungalow.
with F.rniture.)
Brookland; rooms and bath; cellar: laun-
dry tubs; up.to-date heating plant; viii rent
c. F. WARING,
323 Bond Bldg, 14th and n. 7. Ave, NV
Phone franklin Ell.
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$3.50.
Eye St. Near 1st.
Three-story brick: vacant: rooms and
bath; hot-water heat: easy terms.
$500.
18th and c Northeast.
Four-family apartment house; separate
heaters and porches: rents for so per month:
no leases; $500 cash
$3.50.
Petworth.
Semi-detached brick: rooms and bath;
hot-water heat: electricity; newly decora ted /;
easy terms and Possession.
$17,5 500.
Near 10th and R SITS.
Semidetached: house contains II rooms,
baths, servants quarters: hardwood floors
throughout: hot-water heat: electricity; dou-
BILE brick garage; possession and terms.
$4,000.
Mt. Pleasant.
Colonial brick; rooms and bath; 3 porches
latest improvements: hardwood floors: double
brick garage; possession with deed; terms ar
ranged.
RAFT & CO.,
Main 1913.
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= E BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS,
GARAGE: S14. 500.

Chevy Chase, ID. c.. is being offered at sacri-
nee price for quick sale by owner who is NOV
ing to Virginia. Glassed-in sleeping porch.
large, light rooms, oak floors and trim first
floor. See this house today Open for inspec-
ton from 2 to this afternoon. Take Chevy
Chase car Tor drive out Connecticut ave.) to
Mckinley street. Turn right to 33rd. Turn
left one block to Northampton. Second house
from corner. Red roof Owner, r. l. MINAR,
412 Evans bldg. Main 1l45.
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Near 18th and p NV; lot 20 It. BY GOO
depth to alley; garage space; S-r. frame houst
home for colofed, or investment; bargain
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Mouth Columbia Heights.

Very attractive home in fne setting of
trees and shrubbery on lot 100x137; hollow
tile and stucco construction; first noor. living
room, dining room, kitchen and pantry: second
door. 4 bedrooms and baths. all In arst-ciass
conditions: all modern Improvements including
garage The house contains q built-in re-
friGerator, beamed ceiling in dining room and
has oak trim throughout. 1t Is q bargain at
price, 81, 900.
McKeever & Goss.
laos Eye St. Main A52.
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NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN; s.
cash. 81 monthly buys TIVE aeres dne land
Price. $96 Only $4S esch. VAIL. II jobs
st. New York. 3e0s
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MUST SELL.
S132SO

MUST SELL.
$13,25O.
Army officer having been ordered away,
must sell beautiful Chevy Chase home De
tached: perfect condition: garage; r, b,
h. w. heat, cleo: house one VI. old; open hre-
place; best section Of Chevy Chase. Nd. One
block from and golf club Lot IS feet
wide. Address Box 177-H, Star Once
TWO NICE GROOM HOUSES NE PRICE,
$4,000 each. APPLETON CADY. 10 Mass.
ave. ne. Tel. Line. 6l07.
OTHERS ARE HAPPY WHO LIVE IN OUR
well planned homes Let design and build
yours on your lot to your ideas. Is yeaY e1-
perience. TEPPER CONST. CO., S17 'rG~ ST.
NV. Phone NJ 1874. Evenings N. s130J .
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Rockville, Nc

HERE'S REAL BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE
Sixty acres good land. forty acres tillable;
running stream: fruit: Attractive, new house,
six large rooms. cellar. wide porches. worth
$500; large barn. other outbuildnxs: eighteen
miles Washington. three and q half to trolley
lines: stores and school nearby. Reduced for
quick sale to $A.5O0: easy terms.
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Near 18th and me-: 2-family nat; rented
nne tenants, $3.50 year; easy terms, or con-
slider trade at low price.
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IBARGAIN-VACANT.
NEAR 1st AND l. SITS. NV.
| Brick; 10 rooms: completely furnished; bath;
running water on every floor; cellar; furnace !;
! back yard; owner left city. Price reasonable; /;
| $3.50 cash. Move into tomorrow.
!. !. c. +. WARING,
323 Bond Bldg. Phone Franklin 657l
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152 ST. NE. HIGH VIEW: SIX ROOMS;
Fea soma Bile price. Owner, Main 1886,
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LIVE IN LYON PARK.

LIVE IN LYON PARK.
20 minutes from government depaftments
Terms like rent. Ny car will take you out
any time. Call Mr.. Mipaf, 412 Evans bldg.
1920 New York ave. Main 1l45.
ROSEMONT.
Three rooms and BATH built-in beds and ca b-
nets gas range. gas water heater and furnace
oak floors. window screens and shades. Built
Just like an apartment except it is on q IaFre
lot 4Ox115: just the place for q couple $500
cash. $40 per month. Take Alexandra car st
10Th and Pa. ave. get of at North Rosemont
station Bring this ad with you
r. O. GOODNOW COMPANY.
719 King st. Alexandria, Va.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. o.
Beautiful building site, 60x107, On Ritte9-
house st.: two squares from Chevy Chass
Circle: southern exposure: easy terms.
WIN. II. RITCHIE,
40 Colorado bldg. Phone franklin 672S.
HIGHLAND PARK. NEAR FALLS CHURCH.
Va; valuable corner lot, 150x1O0 It. deep;
near car lines; fruit trees planted; fenced:
reasonable. 800 Penna. ave. nv. 2s
rnn RENT
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

BARGAIN-WARDER ST. NEAR PARK RID.
Reduced to rock bottom. price. $500. Six
rooms tiled hath, concrete front porch and
steps. metal garage. hot-water heat. electric
light, hardwood doors. screened posches. list
and 2nd floors: gas log IN living room; sta-
tionary washtubs In basement. Call OWNER,
Columbia 641-W.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08

Mud, Snow, ETC., Hold Motor Trucks
Back.
ing the year when the roads are In
such condition, because Of mud, snow,
etc, that motor trucks cannot be
used, as the roads over which three
fOurths of the trucks had to travel
were unpaved dirt roads. But in spite
of bad roads the average life Of the
trucks was placed at 6h to Z years,
and the largest single item Of expense
in connection with their operation was
that Of depreciation.
Most of the owners of the one-half
and three-fourths ton trucks prefer
pneumatic tires, the owners Of one
ton are about half divided between
pneumatic and solid tires, while those
owning larger trucks were favorable
to the solid tires.
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0404 I0eN ,.-1E .N..fA
1r@gl}7pn9j1
ADVANTAGES OF MOTOR TRUCK
Save Much Time In Hauling Materials
60 and From Farm-eig Draw
back 10 Poor Roads.

According to an investigation into
the worth and service of motor trucks
on eastern farms, specialists in the
United States Department Of Agricul.
ture find that motor trucks, as COM
pared to horses and wagons, last year
saved from one-half to two-thlrds OF
the time required for hauling mate
rails to and from the farms. This in
formation was cleaned from study of
reports from 753 farms, and they
showed further that trucks ranging in
size from one-half ton to five tons
were in use, with about half of them
of the one ton size.
An interesting fact obtained from a
study Of these reports is that about
one-fourth Of sthose reporting have
changed their markets for at least a
part Of their produce. Instead of
patronizing their old markets at an
average distance Of seven miles from
home. they 60 to better markets 10
Gated at an average distance Of 20
miles away. During the year these
trucks travelled an average Of $500
miles at costs ranging from eight
cents q ton mile for the 0ne-half ton
trucks to 20 cents q ton mile for the
two ton size.
The average cost Of hauling crops
with the drivers time valued at SO
cents an hour amounted to 50 cents q
ton mile with half ton trucks, "a cents
for three fourths ton trucks and de.
creasing to Is cents ton mile for the
two ton kind. Along with these costs
four-ffths of those reporting stated
that their trucks decreased their ex.
pense for hired help, this decrease
averaging 1924 a year.
The principal disadvantage Of the
motor truck, according to this investi
CATION, was poor roads. 1t is stated
that there are about eight weeks dur
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08
SYMPTOMS AND CONTROL Of TWO
DEADLY POTATO DISEASES

are attacked and from the interior Of
these, the larger roots, the stems and
the tubers become infected.
The fungus lives in the water con-
Quoting vessels of the stem, filling
them so that the tops droop, the
leaves roll up and the vines become
yellowish and finally die for lack Of
water. The sap tube or water con-
Quoting area Of the lower stem Is
Drowned, as may be seen by cutting
tho stem crosswise. The tubers pro-
duced on such diseased plants are
often small and usually show .
marked ring discolorstion near the
stem end. This stem end browning or
''ring discoloration" Is usually due to
the wilt fungus, and such infected
tubers are source Of injection Of the
potato plant and the soil.
Value Of Controlling.
BY eliminating wilt, the production
of potatoes with discolored stem ends
will be largely prevented. In addl-
ton, the grower will be combating and
overcoming the dry rot at the same
time. The dry rot fungi cannot gain
entrance to tubers at the stem end 50
readily II wilt is controlled.
wilt cannot be controlled by seed
treatment and vine spraying alone.
The causal organism lives in the in
terror Of the seed tuber and in the
soil. The best method Of control lies
in the careful selection Of seed. Seed
tubers should be sound and of good
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08
RESULT or TREATING aEED +!
POTATOES WITH susLlMATE

How treatment Of seed potatoes
with corrosive sublimate improved the
potato yield IL shown In crop figures
furnished by eight Pembins county.
North Dakota, farmers who expert
msuted with the treatment last year.
Each treated the Seed in small plat
in their potato field but did not treat
the seed for the remainder Of the
field. The plats yielded 81 more bush
els than the remainder Of each field.
Thsir figures, furnished By r. @.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08
CHIEF BENEFITS BY FARMER
Lower Cost Of transportation, VIII
Better Markets and Higher
Prices for Products,

Perhaps one Of the chief benefits
which will be derived by the farmer
from the construction Of good roads
through his particular district is that
Of an increased production coupled
with better market and. higher price
for his goods and lower cost Of
transportation. All of these things 60
hand in hand with the construction
Of good roads and all of them have
sound economic reasons at their base.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08

quality. Use certified seed or seed
from a seed plot to which special at
tention has been given the previous
year. Handle potatoes carefully, avoid
injury and bruises during harvesting
and storing. Put them into clean bins,
and a we'll ventilated, dry, cool storage
house.
All seed tubers should be treated
with corrosive sublimate solution be-
fore planting. 1t has been found that
by cutting away the stem ends Of
tubers or that portion which shows a
brown discoloration, wilt can be re-
duced considerably. The best method
lies in discarding for seed purposes all
tubers which show any trace Of in
ternal infection. Discard all those
that show marked stem end brown
ing. Discard all potatoes affected
with dry rot.
Since the wilt organism and the d>y
rot organism can live In the soil for
several years, 1t is q risk for anyone
to plant potatoes upon the same piece
of land oftener than once In four or
five years. It is also true that vigorous
plants are better able to resist the
action Of q parasitic fungus, than are
weak potato plants. Good seed, rota-
ton of crops, and proper cultivation
afford good growing conditions for the
production Of vigorous plants. At
blossoming time, 60 through your fields
and pull all diseased plants from the
seed plot, as we'll as those not true to
variety. Spray with Bordeaux mix
ture and Paris green at intervals to
own disease-free seed for use next
own disease-free sed for use next
year. ;s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08

Careful selection of seed, rather
than treatment of diseased seed, is the
best method Of controlling dry rot and
stem end browning Of potatoes, says
DR.. w. Weniger, assistant plant path
ologist at the Agricultural college ex-
pertinent station, who describes the
diseases and treatment:
Two serious diseases Of the potat TO
tuber are common In North Dakota.
Both of these are due to parasitic
fungi which attack the tubers intern
ally 80 that seed treatment alone will
not control them. A knowledge Of the
diseases Is essential II they are to be
prevented from causing loss to the
potato crop.
Dry Ret 10 Serious.
Although not caused by the same
organism, these rots are due to closely
related forms Of the fungus, Fusarium.
Dry rot is the more conspicuous Of the
two rots since it involves more Of the
tissues Of the tuber. Il develops after
the potatoes are dug. and appears as
q bin disease common to all storage
houses in the state. Heavy losses.
running as high IS 80 per cent In in
dividual cases, and more frequently
averaging 20 to IS per cent, are in
CURED in storage bins.
Dry rot is largely a secondary infec-
ton which may begin anywhere on the
tuber, but usually starts from a
wound. Such wounds as are made by
the digger, by worms, by rough hand
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08
GOOD ROADS HELP CHILDREN
Larger Percentage Of Students Attend
Schools Regularly Where High.
ways Are Improved.

While it is true that various factors
contribute to increase or reduce the
attendance at schools In given sections
Of the country. 1t is worthy Of COM
ment that In the states having a high
percentage Of improved roads a much
larger percentage Of rural students
enrolled regularly attend the schools
than in the states having small per-
centage Of improved roads.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-09-08
Portland Multiple Punching Machine
PORTLAND PUNCH

The Independent has always selected the machine
Of its KIND when making purchase W. agured that
plant but have been looking to the future realizing
mand first class JOB printing establishment We
nave saeh an @ ton no ma6tef where yGu may
chinery upto-date and capable Of handling work
faster and in efficient than will find
right in plant The Portland Multiple Punching Ma
the VARIOUS kinds Of punch heads enabling to duplicate
very substantially built and cuts perfect holes thru
most thickness Of stock that is placed in It,