The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1920, Page 6

ioe Million Dollar Corporation Plans t “When Run-down and SIX . ( a ‘ ee - AND’ HT) tion of briquettes and 216°hy-produets} a REAT LI GN ] k “at or near Bismarck.” Mr, Jueger,. who new in the tal city. is a chemist: with many | , Years’ training in Germany, where he f i Q [familiarized himself with the manu: 4 tir ‘ facture cf briquettes und by-products: FOR BIS MARCK from lignite ‘in’ the Cologne field, “He Hhas-been a resident of Ainetica for the | last’ twelve He states that his company h ed the North Dakota sky commission, and that. equip- y its Bismarck plant has al- ordered, The Lignite In- is plane to Make Many Articles Here * ‘of GOO, tens Minot, and 3 > - a | “BRIN ‘OTHER INDUSTRIES | it plant with of briquette which owns ar Burlington, : : Mis mt wor | Twelve Related Enterprises Ex- ine Co, of ved ” : | his beeu engi pected to Be Established ‘tie Minor plant, where the in This City in pat will be instal AR* yTNDUSTRY 3 aca Co “Our plants will operate the year: Bren < froin round.” said My. Jaeger tod carbolic from tu It A F isi’ employment to iumiu of skilled, | Sane (salts to br ed. trem. ‘ . ith its coal lands, at e 10,000, and we will sHiftvest. as much in our madern plant tte be logated in or near -Bismarek, wrodacts here will inchide ubsfitutes id which Is tO ese Mr. J » ue tablish plant for the preduc- Wes, wl ea ing, ri Machinery for .the What Neighbors Say manufacture of these fy-products has Walden, Colo. heen dered. from Germany, which ‘Lam glad to add my a monopoly: on this sort of pect tocombine with jour other at ~ the manufacture of clay” products (of @l. kinds, | We ve high grade ef pottery clay in th tien of the state, and we can produce ‘here ‘a fine quality ofch , tile, sewer pipe, pottery and porcelain.” = Six men, are now associated in the Lignil s Co with ) e- Colwell. awyer; Dr. Milam ul, Rudolph Smith of Berneman,.8t, Pants, son, Minneapolis, and af -Chicaga,)f0* Jacger process ‘briquettes are manufaginred’ pn artifi- cial binder, It .w ppossible, an- nounces the chemist, . to adopt. this process’ at Minot, Ix not adapted to, it: be ‘used in. the No plant, an artificial binder which. Mr Jaeger has devised from the waste of Fper:pulp mills, and-asubsidary plant will be established at Eau Claire, Wis in connection with the Dells Paper Pilp Co. for the production of' this hinder. mi DAKOTA LIGNITE BEST “*A question has heen raised. Jaeger:today, “ns tothe suitabll pment. We ¢ te condition for time. qnd got wor: Fi cine without any re- lief, then I took two ~ pottles of . another ased thein but got worse every in terrible shape, was disturbest eight to twelve times in a night and suffered excruciating pain and there would ‘be’ a thick brownish St. Joba, A, BAC tit just oT sent to Dr. Pierce's Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial ten cents. T took two. id felt much better in the morning» and by. the second morning I ‘didn’t feel any pain at all when voiding the ‘kidney secretion. Ina week there was no ‘sediment’ in the water, and it has been “normal ever since. That was. eightern ~~‘months ago, therefore it would be hard to make the claim for ‘Anuric’ too -strong.” =+G, L. BUNDY, 7 and. the -manuficture of ~ by products. Ten years ago'a ,kample-of lignite: mined near Birmatck was sent to the Aiierican, cahsul in’ Berl he had’ tests made by a large wanu- he ‘Calogtie al in Need of a Tonic 1 Ka City, Kan: About the only ~ medicine T have ever given my little boy. Dr. Pierce's Golden “Medical, Discov Re nu wes! very. strong,and being Mri Jagger states, that ‘he borer to for sucl el Diacove }resvime, operations: at ‘the Minot ‘plant seg Tdo recomment itd’ wie.” hawvithtin: ‘sixty / and that (three “GEO. MAUL, 1042.N. 13th'S+ | Glett-houir ehit “Shubert” will.pay these extremely high prices for Nerth Dakota Furs ° i 19. A.B: S., Ine, ~MUSKRAT*™ } Wel ENIRALARGE] NE) LARGE [MEOW | ARESUALL Tw Mian WINTER [6.00 to 500 |475 to 379|350 to 2.75|250 t0 1.751250 to 130 “FALL {450° 3.75 |3.59 to 2751250 to 2.60175 to 1:50] 75,to 1,25| WEASEL NOL EXTRA LARGE TUTAATO AVERAGE NOt MEDIU! UCTRA TO Avan These extremely high prices gre based on the well-known “SHUBERT” and otherwise inferior skins at highest mar! g other’ North Dakota Firs, write for “Spe. @babert bigger,” the only reliable and accurate market report and price isto taking published. Je FARBE— te for it. , A shipment to “SHUBERT” wil result in ““miere money” —*‘quicker.” Ifyou -heve ne “SHURERT TAG ENVELOPES” on band, eut.ent tag. Delew—paste on plece of exrdbeard and attech to yeur shipment. ‘15 ACRES ARE rth Dakota lignite for -briquet- | ‘| Coolin, Idaho, adn. _| TO OPPOSE MENACE of briquettes to each Shift. will be em- ployed Work on al loci plait. will he, commence, he expects, as soon as the equipment which has been orde can he delivered, From 30.000 tons of coal the Jaeger process will preduee 3,000,000 cubic fect of gas, equivalént ‘to 12,000,000 horsepower, says the inventor, who de- clares that this power at one per cent per unit) would produce an annual revenuc of $120,000. from ah; which it, total lose in other pr Mr. Jaeger ix: contident that. this Will bring inte: the nto att Llesst a dozen related industric He has with iim: suinples of some of the amost. important by-products which are. used in’ medicines chemis- try dnd other sciences, together with silk, linen) and cotton textiles dyed all the colors of the ‘rainbow with some of the 216 foducts which he expects toma Clune, Plants similar to the Bi tablishmenf will Tater be Texas, Colorado, Californ: and other parts Of the coutinent where | lignite abounds, reports Mr. Jaeger. MADE'TO TURN OUT $12,642 Refdrm School Shows What In- tensive Farming Will Do — in the Slope be produced in one season of proper and intensive. cultivation,. when the vainfall_is not quite three inches, and is strikingly shown in the annual re- port of farming operations just made public by “Superintendent J. M. De- vine of the state training school at Mandan. The..general summary of the sea- son’s production is.given in this con- densed table at the close of Superin- tendent -Devine’s ‘report: Garden ‘products .. ++ $8,078.00 | Farm products ... 3,948.40 Dairy and -hog- department 4,632.17 4 153.00 Canned fruits and. vege! 500.00 - $12,612.16 Especially not 3 e excellent | results regarding the production and value of corn, particularly with a silo. which, according to -Sujterintendent 1 Devine, ‘helps: materially to get~the \greatest value out of the acreate planted. Forty ,acres of corn were planted, made-up of Minnesota 13. Northwest- ern ‘Red Dent, and Gehu'in about equal acreage. This produced 85 tons lof silage valued at $1,700, 40 tons ‘of Horn fodder valued at $112. 150 bush- els. of ear corn ‘valued: at $104, 12 bushels< of seed corn valued at $42, ora total value’ of $1,954. :* Diversified “arming Did It: {Fora great many years Mr. Devine has’ studied farming. operations _ in forth Dakota, and the -results of this sserts, strengthens his firm 'be- lief that diversified farming is the! salvation of this state. Not the least benefit of-growing corn, he Seclares, is ithe possibility of getting a good! crop.of grain if sown.on the land | the following year. even though the | season be a dry one. The entire output listed in the par-} agraph above came from 75 acres, handled in a scientific manner, with} every ounce of production weighed and properly checked in. | More than half’ of the school acre- ; age, or 90 of 150 acres. was in grain, iyet this end of the farm. produced only $780. ~The remaining acreage, with its corn, cows. chickens, and hogs produced 15 times this much, COUGAR, WORST KILLER IN YEARSXIS NO. MORE id to De one of the wo in’ this, di ear. has heen s Railor, 6: of ay Jhas heen a snide in: the Pries district for many years, Bailor sh ¢ from tH Vin a tree, fi awhich the guide’s dog treed the big eat three times, The cougar measir- ed seven’ feet, cight inches, Bailor received a bounty of $50 and is having the hide mounted, MASONS CALLED ON ot and ‘Love Lytics Must Be Substituted For Hymn of Hate Minneapolis, Minn. to arms to the 40.000 nesota to lead the fight 2 “Red menace” was seunded today by. George M. Stowe of. Wadena. grain master ,of the Minnesota . Magoni grand lodge, which Will close its ‘\ eighth annual communication at the St. Panl ‘Masonie temple, Officers were being elected this aft: ernoon, (Edmund A, Montgomery of Minneapolis, deputy grand master. is expected to be clected grand mas- tere. bs U.S IN WHIRLPOOL OF DOULRT “America -teday is. engulfed in a ‘whirlpool, of doubt. uncertainty and intrigue, such as the nation has nev- known,” “Mr, Stowe said. “In our anxiety to make the, worle safe for democracy,’ he declared. “we have neglected ‘to safegnard, our own country. Elements’ in. the ‘melt- ing pot’ have refused to assimilate. The scum of the top and the dregs sat the -héttem nate been neglected, and ‘there die ‘much’ skimming and dredging to do, if we desire to: turn sout 2 pure 100-per cent American. “We can deport the undesirables. that made yp largely of light showers, |. eee = aN The greatest and ) Show you or anyone world’s records. in display of accessorit ws The largest Truck ' Conymercial cars of 6 ane rere ere SO a NE eT me ' ... For. tirteen ycars Twin Cities «~ You are invited‘to attend the world’s greatest exhibition of automobiles, trucks, tractors, agricultural implements and industrial products in the Twin Cities, January 31st to February, jth, This isithe largest, most complete, most brilliant and most entertaining Automotive as Show the universe has ever known, Bigger, better, grander than’ any previous Northwestern Exposition, * Presenting the greatest assortment of automotive equipment ever assembled .in one place. 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