The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 2

\ o BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE TWO * pl EEE eee Cost of Producing Wheat in Burleigh county is Figured by Farn Farm ers Who. Also Talk Marketing Plans and! — Bugn t » 1 man, 20 acres per to the” ing the cost fi ome information a (By G. W. Gustafson, County Agent) |in determi Farmers’ meetings held on {the November 11 and 12 and | pla Committee eft n, 5 horses, 47% acres) Baldwin, respectively, auspices of Coun) Gustafson of Burle! the cost of production of whe t determined from information fur ed by the farmers. Rex ‘i the farm mz nagement et inthe two ce munities was é t cost, Still, $19.94; Baldwin, )per ting seed: cost, “ 1 man, 4 horges, 1 Cutting: ures countie. follo WHEN ‘FOOD DOESN'T DIGEST Give the Stomach Proper Aid, Starvation Me urt's Dysp bash 1 min, 2, hoy found of work and t on one 2 ere WAS required by men of work by hor! y acre for wh Burleigh s follows: A sour ¢ acid coniutls Sere Cost Stilt ateS per cent average) Ho en found Machiner, nses are aecownied for, Lup keep of th @ are géneral re- taking << anagement p insurance : ceHancous, formaldes hyde, nerasshopner vag per acre . tion Suil and BP. ' follows: Inter + 10 pe D Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets after) 2 mea]. Sour risings, gassiness, heavy bloated feeling and such 4 tress due tb indigestion or dyspep- sia are usually. only temporary, And yet they may joa to serious disorder. The regular use of)!" Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets after | meals reflects to a high degree the |} intelligent selection of preventative |S: meisures. | Pasture Boag Drag? ‘Wien jt is;an effort to drag one foot after the other,, when you are always tired and seem lacking in strength and endurance, when aches and pains rack the body, it is well to look for symptoms of kidney trouble. > Foley Ridney Pills Raldwin m1 head’ 10, 09 12.00 (annual) 10.00 17.14 aw per head .. charge One cannot s select or in-| 6.00 6.00 spect the qua of food to be eaten; nor its method or manner of prepa-j ary, shoeing, etc. 2.00 2.00 eae ffecte of Esoey ond Mader ble to avoid | often thei're- | r better plan to | over what may | ration. aut it is p the acidity that is sult. And it is a eat without wor are healing and curative. They tope up and strenghten the weakened or diseased organs. They relieve backache, rheu- matic pains, stiff joints, sore muscles Total cost per head . $189.00 $166.69 happen, than to starve for fear it| will happen. y physicians rec- | ‘W.,W. Wells, Tonquin, Mich., write: thege ,tablets for stomach set great relief trom taking Foley Kidney Pi istress o indigestion or dys- | ‘am on my feet most of the time and get tired alate Me ge aca My cut. Mter taking Foley Kidney Pills, they make pero Tail mre fal like anew man. I recommend them to all druggists d my customers and never have h They are sold by where they did sfot give sutistacti everywhere at 60 cents a box. s | eres per day. i AD Sage a. % SAS, ; : YR — , gy (TT HUAALUTHAARAGAQAAAGEAOPD OS UHT A eM ' The Housewifes Burden is in disorder, crying children, and on top of all is suffering from backache, bearing down pains, or some other form of feminine ills, then she should remember that hundreds of women in just her con- dition have been restored to health and regained their youthful strength by taking Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Cartipound and not rest until she has given it a fair trial. , Proof that it Restored the Health of Thésk Two Women Cairo, Ill. su Some time ago I got. so Chattanodga, Pénn.—*I used Lydia, bad with female trouble that I thought FE. Pinkham’s V Vegetable Compound I would have to be operated on, “I had before my baby caitie when I could no a bad displacement. My right side longer keep up. It strengthened my would pain sfie and [ was so nervous I back and relieved me of the ill effect \ 2 men, 20 bushels pert ‘[fut‘to speak’ his love for the French ‘5 pein who: gently, and whimsically “ ~ ;are receiving full consideration. finaneing plans will.be.announced Iv- | | “BUDDIES” STAR ot { Denman Maley The 'Selwyns’. produ i djes begins. an cngage ditorium theatre Thur with the heart of Now is ‘ory: s of hu- | mor; Ae ouches of pathos, and the wondertufly melodious quality of the music which B.C, Hilllam has woven into’ Gcorgé .B. Hobart’s delightful tate of a maid of Brittany and her pe-mtutlv. shy American lover. “Buddies” is a comedy with music whiche. assembles various. doughboys {ter \the armistice iy a peasant home in Brittany; sets in play their home- and hearty humor, sentiment, and nt av the night its love. some’ anecdotes ani follows in fi tthe fertynes of a lad too bi stands.” Far the interpreti the singularly h man quali ‘Ghumor'and the cl f ing music the/ iNere asflawless ¢: ‘hy Joseph Herbert, Jr. | Kindnesses-of. Juli istory; Olive * Re Nparael shyness as. Princ ficw: vo being Julie’s porting this trinity whom are equal]. musical comedy field. RR hee The labor furnished by the farmer in threshing w: ciuded with oth work. Around Baldwin the grain w: .cut with headers and stu twine wag uged. ( _ | Markefing Plans Following the cost calculations, the use§ ‘of the figures were pointed out in~ connection .with the plans of the “Committee of 17” of the American, Farm Bureau Federation. The present plans are based on the co-operative exthanges which have operated so successfully in lifornia for the past.ten years. . These con- cemplate’ the following:, 1. A. co-operative or; non-stock company, of producers, ‘who. der a five year q through the association. 2. A warehouse company, under contra) of. the ‘producers, bonded .by Lthe state, and permitted to isage ware- house receipts for produce, which are bankable at chee to the ‘extent of 75 per cent of the estimated selling price. The warehouse company never buys yell Talon in the anization, @ posed only gned up un- ‘to sell only rage concern. It receives payment |for storage out of the selling price of the grain. The ‘selling organization, by reason of’ the storage facilities, is able to sumers, which in the case of wheat, means the fillers. ‘Also, the sales are so distributed over the year as 'o make 'a staple. market. eliminating | Speculation and‘removing the flrcty- [ations in prices. Plan Control “It is expected that from 51 to 90 er cent of the wheat growers of\nine "states will sign for the-co-operative ttus ‘controlling the | American wheat crop. Unless more than half of the grain is held by the central selling exchange it will be use” less to undertake the plan. yA In the selling of grain ‘the basis of. prices will be ¢ost.of production, taking into consideration at the same time the supply of grain and foreign and domestic demands. ‘The “Committee of 17” has taken in- !to consideration many phases of the | marketing problem and are using ev. ery scare and are employing the, best: experts to solve the problem. The fi- | nancial requirements are great and The | ter. GUILTY OF ARSON; GETS FOUR YEARS D., Nov. 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Fannon centered around the fact that Mrs. ‘Dietz, who had sued fer di-| vo: ‘had’ gone to the Fannon 1\irome | as’ a hovsekeeper over Dietz’ \pro- test. Nee 25 per cent. -Discouht on Man- | \hattan Shirts. 25 per cent] dis- | count on night robes , and pajamas. . Bergeson’s. ———_————— | -. Back Ache | Umber Up Wijh P. Wipfh Penetrating s+ Hamin's in’s Wizard ol For Lame Back, Sid Sideache, Shoul- der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc,, use (Ham- lin’s. Wizard Oil. It Danetrates quickly, eases the pain and drives out the soreness. Keep it in the house. Wizard Oil is a good dependable Preparation to have in the medicine _ ;-chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. You have no | idea how useful it will be found in aad ‘Order a lead of “Black Diamond, within a quarter of a mile of ‘the Cgal, H Fannon. residence, and that he- re-| will always use it. His bitterness 2A DAILY -@ BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Kuch al! over the Northwest for Quality white. 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