The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1920, Page 6

SEEDING 70 BE UNDER WAY BY APRIL (5: Optimism Prevalent. in General Forecast Made: of North- west Conditions ‘nd { St, Paul, Minn,, April’13.—With but few exceptions seeding operations in all sections of Minnesota, ‘North and South Dakota and Montana will be started by April 15, unless weather conditions made it prohibitive. Min- nesota soil, with the large amount’ of moisture, this year is in excellent condition to receive the seed and, ac- ‘eording to officials of the state agri cultural department, the decrease in acreage, due to the searcity of lator and poor quality of seed, will be negli- gible. Unlike other years seeding in the northern and central sections of Min- nesota will start as early as inythe softhern districts, where the work was retarded by late storms and cold weather. ‘The sojl.in the central sec- tions is practically free ef excessive moisture and frost. Considerable Acreage Considerable acreage will be sown to clover, alfalfa and timothy, despite the high price of this seed, by farm- ers in the north central section of the state, according to John J. Hay; of the Minnesota department of agri- culture. The farmers, he said, can handle this crop with a minimum amount of labor, and ‘the returns are large. Sugar beets also will be a factor this year in Minnesota, espe- cially in the locality of Crookston, where farmers afe making arrange: ments to plant a large acreage. Because of the sow thistle which intests a large tract of land in the Red ‘River valley, a large acreage. of potatoes will -be planted. which ac- cording to agricultural experts will eradicate the thistle. The. sow. thist- 1 a newly discovered feed, which has not rea d the ‘southérn por: tions of the nd according to John J. Hay, is “college bred”, com- pared to the ordinary snecies. found\ Considerabiy, more ‘seed Himacthan'| than usual should ‘be . planted this year, says the United States Department. of Agriculture, At least 2,000,000 acres, the department - believes. ‘should be’ sown, almost wholly in the four prin- eipal flax-producing. ‘states—-Minneso- ta, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana.” +.ast’ year’s acreage was onty 1 683,000, and, owing to very un- favorable. conditions, produced! an ex- tremely light yield of seed, only about 9,009,.. 7 bushels, The normal consumption of fldx- seed in the jUnited States for the manufacture of linseed oil,and other ‘products and! for’ resowing is ‘about #8.0°0,000 bushels a year. Average production for the past seven years has been less than half that much. Short Supply (Because of the short supply and general yhigh » prices:. together, with high freight rates from Argentina, the price’ of flaxseed has been ex-' tremely high during the past year, rangifig up'to $6 a bushel. As a result, linseed oil has been so high that many owners ‘of buildings have postporied painting that should have been-done. Much. of this delayed painting must be done in the near future, even though the’ pricé of linseed oi] re- mains as high as at. present, The construction of new duildings also will cause an increased demand, ee RR RR ee in other sections of the .state and the northwest. It is practically -im- possible to:rafge a crop on land! in- fested with this newly found species of thistle. %, Splendid Condition Splendid conditions preyail in North | Dakota for seeding and work is ‘un- der’ way in some sections although general seeding will not begin for another week. The reports from vari- ous sections of the state disclose’ that farmers are preparing to handle about thé same‘acreagé as last year. me -Im\the southern part of: the state, wheat’ seeding will be completed In three weeks, while the seeding period SUFFERED WITH RHEUMATISM, CATARRH ‘AND’ ‘STOMACH ‘TROUBLE NUMBER 40 GAVE RELIEF “1 think No. 40 For The Blood as a blood purifier has no equal,. When I began to take ‘No. 40.1 was in very poor health, asi hau rheumatism, catarrh, stomach trouble, lead poison- ing and an itch for which I had tried niimerous prescriptions without relief. 1 have taken six ‘bottles of Number HH and am on‘a fast road to recovery, I feel that lowe my life to it as P was run down, weighing only 12/ potinds, but now I weigh 148 pounds, my usual weight. 1 could write more, but this should be enough: to convince the most skeptical. 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ACREAGE IN FLAX THIS SEASON nervous’ trouble, asthma: dnd, difficult breathing. Prepared ‘by J.C. Menden- hall, Evansville, Ind.: 40 years ay: druggist. Sold by Joe Breslow. noe NY ie , fatlowing super, / lercury Reinsur Mie, Resetewen & Reinsurance Co junich Reinsurance : South German \ Sie National i Tincratee Ba ‘Be cotfpatiice, should Hie-euch of 1 Hation if each ‘Case, be transferred FRANCIS P. GARVAN | Alien Property Custodian it convenient for you to in- North Dakota ,| week” thenst +) Bottineau; ‘Burke, ‘Harry Gill, — ;| Grand Forks; Golden- Valley, ‘BiH more than the: Goria denddaioloe of. ‘flaxseed. may be’ expected within ie the nert year, Harvesting Crop Argentina .is harvesting a- ‘large crop, and wu have from 30,000,100 to 40,000, bushels of. seed for ex- port, much of ‘whieh will be avait: able for use in the. United ‘States; ‘but ocean freight rates from Argen;7 une apparentjy . insure. a fair pride. or States. The limiting factors, aside from’ the weather, in the sowing of flax this spring ‘are likely’ to' ibe: seed supply and ability of ‘farmer, er! to fludnce sow: ing. The 1919. crop*was"of such poor |} quality that muéh of it'Ts'net, fit io i seed, Even wheré'good seed: wast duced many fatwierg Were fore rs sell because %f the: faNure of othey |; crops. The'‘availablé supply. is‘short, therefore; dnd! ‘Will:be’ high in price: Some, flaxsée@’ ca¥ ‘be obtained from. Northwest €anatda, atid: will be en tirely suitable for the. flax- growing regions of. the 'UAted! ‘States, | not safe, the departnient warns, c sow Argentine seed.’ Thorough’ “preparatidn’ of the ian and sowing ufdef “ds favorable con- ditions ds posttbte: are! highly desir able, in! view''of the high. pricé; of seed. ‘The lest’ date:for seeding, geti-’ erally sneaking, tat during the fet half of ‘May.! extreme northern end ofthe state. The grasshopper thenace, critical itt ern the western fatt:‘of North wakota last year, is beia*combatted by éarky spring. plowing,’ although» :many farmers in that’ ait istrict are handicap: ped by a horse ‘shortage, a conditioti brought about'Sy"the scarcity, of feéd in) the. winter. i The corn acreage: bids fair to show “increase’ because so many ‘farm- on in the Red River valley’ section hage engaged in the livestock jndus: hi sont Dakota the crop prospect were neer more favorable than thid spring, gecording to reports issued by the South-Dakota agricultural depart: ment.: The heavy wet’ Snows of thé past: few weeks assure an! ample, amount of. moistiite to’give the crops’ the right. start. “Some seeding hey: already been done... It_4s' stated the wheat acreagé 'will be- less than that of last year, and the corn "acreage correspondingly Greater, ‘ The. scarcity. of Warm “ahor in’ Moi, tana, high price of seed!’ grain and the. small- amount. of fal} ‘plowihg ih 1919 ‘are factors ‘which will redueg! the acreage’ ih that state, Director Named - ‘For Inter-Church Movement Drive /Work-'ts now’ well under way for thé Fchuréhi world -moye- ines the last Hae aan, thrée counti thé’ participa ing aenomuecogs and: will: seek. to! is A ra cl leDo' diréctor sat drives. City; : Bengon,! Leeds}'*Bottineaa; ‘Grand Forks (ity), W."A\ Sprague. Bea Jones;’ Hannafo epee ee Sie SW ndsied, Nuchols, Mandan; Bergh, Pownt H, Hauser, Stanley 0 Qn, me HW. H. Williston; Nek 5 Pierce, Dr. pa, Rényille, Ge task, ‘Mohall; lige Ben A. Ey Co rad, De’ ‘Rangom, H. /3>.Gro: ver, Lisbon; Richland, G:. A.-Bticker, Wahpeton; Rolette, 7 Ww. Rolla; Slone,'\D. M. Hart; Suathinah, C, Buck, Jamestowny Sargent, C py, Hope; Stark, J: G. ‘Duling, Dickin’ son; Trail, Oscar ‘Moen, Hillahoro; Ward,.O. iB. Herigstad, Minot; welg M. I. Nugent, Fessenden; H, Jones, Park iRiver. So <p g GOING TO DIE... GET A DROWNING Liverpool. Drowning: wedding gowns. and ASKS SEA BURIAL IN LEAD COFFIN: : es -London—“Take. my. body: ince jead: angings.” where there is, nO’ flaxseed grown ‘in’ ‘the United Ie is| A few cents ‘pays’ “Danderine.” “Af: ter'an application of ‘Danderine” you'| ruff, -besides.” every hair’ sho information , Public Health ‘A. Mos constant wse-of this alkali is ‘injuri- ous, and stomach specialists: who de- sireto use\an ‘anti-ackt-ubually .pre- fer magnesium carbonate, ar, =urnt: magnesia: Youwaré: most’ unwige to dose: yourself: with any; remedy if you are*h. <freqent sufferer from indigés- tian” By all means ‘a good phy- siclan and have hint ‘tnd ont what is’ wrong.’ ( girl had: infantile; paralysis; and now cam walk ‘only! with’ ‘braces an erutches: ‘Is. there? ani ‘hope for her Tecovery? Al Tt it ‘will be any. you shoul sap ad: mre your! sem “you fouiiful: -whéther, there her. improvement, bit If ‘you “will ‘buhete—on.- infantile morning, with iva: gathers’ is ‘ruining . dition. Perhaps ‘yo If you: will send: | have: him give « Thayer, |’ ). Castle; Havana Steele. C.H, Ship- | ' : @.,. Fain bothered a gréat.dedl with hex stotiach, ge ight :whel throbs! pad especially: with the ! least: excitément. + “phiysiclan and ‘@ thorugh--examy | *Sneh an’ examination ‘stout Fine: sini meats’ ‘got to” a ination. include: Qi:F aim ‘guffering’ from stotaach trouble, coated tongue; Bitter and sometimes ‘acid taste’ in’ tte: mouth, and: stiggis! a T'believe that myi kidneys .are\ affected: Please advise ‘| me what to do. :If you advisedieting, t dress of | | Splease- give me some bobdk-containin| les; 1 Se ae SUBSCRIBER. A.” You ‘are moat unwise to’ believe, that any helpful advite: can as ne ‘At oncé'to. him give you. & thor: bs para) icicluding\an’ analy: ‘SY ‘the urine. To mrdertake diet- ing’ or “any ‘other measures, ‘except IN N gowns are |. bést,” sdys. a newspaper. advertise: ment here.’ The same. stote« sella 1, coffin out:to sea: and drop it overboard |‘ - Melvin Stokes. tire New Vork stars who me 1 the ‘fare atsturbube tan’not find e fallen"hair.or ony dand-,|- Ow | ‘| greasy al Pd i “physicians agree that the b ; - { Q “Over five, years * nag litfle:| diéss Twill) & in [| fact that, the’ Senate talked’ while the you;teli me ge! dition, Whi What after the fatedt HneommHon. ‘The siofi ditfetlty :': important to; remeaber foods, as aré: ‘this poison, - tion’ to: He al cage ce, rancid dr’ but: le -acid-like for eS or 6 deYelope: e/ Ta ‘brine. of! this /conceéntri tion, If thé manvfact fe and bofogna, only sound gins should bé used which’ hixve been-|" thoroughly cookéd. “The. gut uséd“for sausage casing should . bé carefully |’ ieaned; ‘if: necessary .with the -addi- tion of a harmtess ah ptic. “Atte tion’ should bé° paid ito “pi IK: jig, aid’ when smoking ‘is pamigeaed the'isaijsage ‘shoutd’ not. contain mor than 30 to-35‘per, cent water. .. Treatthert of botulism demands‘the roript Attention, of! @ “skilled physi- ‘She: passes-me.with arching gone! She idoes ‘not ever pow! he. has a lot of money now, But 1 Riew:you proud; ee dame, ithout a:nickle, to.your Before you tried. thé wealti | When’ you were’ just: thr vote begeing— | Helore your as was : prvitie ‘Was'a mobile, ‘not év Citeiar found” it” eae ‘all, Gaul than’ stoppin; a trolley car. . | And the’ Queen: of Sheba didn't hay ‘While it, may ‘bé true that Nero, fid: dled’as Réme “burned, it is a.modern, whole world: stood ‘seltl, be pat join no usted to on his kingdom. for a horse, might have” been tickled. piak. to have swapped his right eye for a mMotortycle. cried’ for’ other’ worlds to. conqu The curiotts infective of winter and de | summer “this. ‘Spring, asserts Squire Abner Harpington, {8 nothing. other than the sane! coalinan ‘and “for the con- tents of the cd einer’ 8 pocketbook, oye wir ‘Aavertise ie? “Fi says a: headline =| in-an with’ tells was thulct nd. the yess in “Maytime” iin “i 12 carry } e ise ‘conquering | Tt Conqueritg Haiinibal had hada modern geograpliy he wouldn't have | - ie wit iW tien : foe: titty re aaa? ale LT aT MAKES TROUSERS NOW |AMEX: THEGREAT:: =: a a GENUINE C CASTOR ORIA ALWAYS. ora th “cnatire AN ei hes a ne te of crane yee | eer healin af ; at. eee in wes teacher in. @ fetter: to ‘a: newspaper here, “If: you're a good scrooter in “ London—Alexandér the Great is a Heaven's, maaie tell me why Memphis tailor” in London and while Cleopatra | Muggins:.was’ arrested here’ for. steal- ing chewing gum. ED: “scr OoTeR ; TEACHER'S PAY Memphis ‘Did * you. ever try ‘to’ sgraot the ingertrtabie 2” asks. a school’ ies cri en ng ¢-with lini- Sother locat ap: (6 never - did* that © ee and never wilt Do pee to rub the pain er. seceed. "at of ‘finding’ wo Hemqre: the 2 vi Its and: ‘always. z ~ consult, us. i f col ‘Rheumatism ‘Rack on the Job With ts‘ Old-tim eee ‘When vow late your money ‘at. as olan the Jia ‘ most important consideration is: ‘the. of: safety for your principat’ today tomer nS “Don't buy any securities ‘no: matter how \femeting they may seem until you axe abso-_ tutely certain, that you know all about them. { Tf you are in any. doubt come in and talk . . the matter over: It will cost you nothing. to Alabastine. Paints Linseed Oil, Auto - Oil, Machine Oil, "Three Large Oil Tanks can ‘raise eae Over, night | for’! obarity, can’t, pay _ school teachers more than $65. 4.month for making children into citizens, i Pig ‘fron production of the United States in. 1919 was. 3 CO! alredd with 39,43) preceding year, Bs reac. = ge # baa Lg te no ee | wurifier, es Of rt aang oe pres ae ‘Sar : bot, ots =o yeaies deal Directo re Swit Later i} ata, Gas dra 0