The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1930, Page 2

‘WHEAT PERCENTAGE | STORED IS GREATER Reduced Crop of Last Year Re-| sponsible for Smaller Volume Unsold MUCH CORN IS UNSALABLE; ’ Feed Grains Also Below Normal Holdover Because of Re- duced Harvestings Grand Forks, N. D., Mar. 13.—Esti- mated stocks of all grains on North Dakota farms, March 1, were below farm stocks one year ago and below + the five-year average stocks, accord- + ing to the March 1 crop report of Ben Kienholz, the federal agricultural statistician for North Dakota. Total . Stocks of corn, wheat, oats, barley and rye are estimated to be 37,663,000 bushels below the 1929 stocks and 9.790,000 bushels below the five-year- average. Only 25 per cent of the 1929 North Dakota corn crop is estimated + to be of merchantable quality as com- + pared with 40 per cent of the 1928 - crop, and a 10-year average of 53.2 % per cent. Wheat stocks on farms. although + representing a slightly larger per- § centage of the previous year's crop. are over 12 million bushels below the = stocks on farms one year ago. The greatiy reduced crop in 1929 is ac- i} countable for this drop. Reporters where grown, compared with an esti- mate of 80 per cent last year. Stocks of all feed grains are below | - short production in 1929 and the * necessity for prolonged and continu- ous feeding of livestock during the! * winter, which has drawn heavily on { available supplies. { Corn stocks represent 8 per cent of + the 1929 production or 1,311,000 bushels, on March 1, 1929. Very little ¢ of the corn crop is shipped out of . timating about 1 per cent. Smaller Feed Grain Stocks , Oats stocks on farms March | rep- } resent 33 per cent of the 1929 pro- duction or 11,488,000 bushels. On {March 1 of last year, 26,380,-! 000 bushels remained on farms | | ~ BUTNOT BUSHELAGE == * estimate that 80 per cont of the crop! will be shipped out of the county} average because of the generally | . the county where grown, reporters es- | j tion,” ates coe PANE OF CAO Sas— about two weeks beft cand meeting. The wound had To Health Officials | | healed and the roads we good, but Currie att ee gree reported 118 cases of | ings and took hare were no ea | REVEALS STAMINA to the a iscthy report of Dr. J. D./Alex Currie Attends eis ‘Atheivde ‘Euondmiic | ay roads were Jui C pai of the state | spirit, despite his anh deport | Conference After Cut- "At the close of the Cando ting Hand Off in seve he was chosen a member o} manent county agricultural exte: committee. He has been a breeder of caries) aa D. Mar. pparpnirestd pureblood Belgian horses and short- a 1 12; Sargent 7; Stark 1; le, pioneer farmer and stockman | horn cattle for years and is widely See gat Gas Walsh 1; Bis: 9% Cando, has won for himself | cnown in North Dakote, | ioasen 1; Dickinson 1; Fargo 2; Grand | {ear eee oes ee re \Forks elty) 15; Jamestown 2: and igrly those who attended the farm } Other communicable diseases re- | usiness conferences held recently in | ported to the state health officer dur- | *°yeral North Dakota counties. | ling the period were: Chickenpox 129; lan is pig ji a We tact tha he ‘ diphtheria 16; measles 247; meningitis | sti manages a 1,760-acre farm de- 8; mumps 226; scarlet fever 146; tu-| spite his more than 70 years. It was his demonstration of the pioneer spir- "Ooilen ghee ‘tiles reporting new jcases were Bottineau 1; Burleigh 2; |Cass 8; Eddy 2; Foster 17; Grand | Forks (county) 17; Hettinger 9; Just received a gorgeous se- lection of genuine, Fox fur scarfs in colors of red, taupe, Specially priced for this first fiction se onan a Al. showing at $35. to $49.5. Sarah > typl fever 1; polio- 5 myelitis 3; trachoma 5; erysipelas Gol Shop. | scabies 22; whooping cough 69; and | Vincent's Angina 11. Renville county and Minto were the only points not reporting to the state | health department last month, at cording to the report. itm We Invite You ventions held in New York City, bringing more than 750,000 people there during the year. i To visit and see the northwest’s finest baking plant in operation Friday Afternoon from 2 to 6 o’Clock Public opening of the Western Baking company’s new plant at 16th and Main Avenue, Bismarck, N. Dak., Friday, March 14th, You will see how a loaf of bread is made—from the dough to the finished product as they run their course through the make up machines until they emerge from the traveling oven in their golden brown finish, ’ School children will not be admitted until 5:15 p. m. unless accompanied by parent. Doughnuts and Coffee Will Be Served Western Bakin | 4 | “La Vonne suffered from one, | says Mrs. C. M. Mathewson, 3531 Eighth Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. | “She was sallow and bilious; didn't! have any appetite; couldn’t digest her food. “California Fig Syrup has changed jall that. It regulated her bowels| FORESTRY SCHOOL NOT SERVING ENDS) Agitation Crops Out to Make It Teacher-Training Insti- tution Instead Decision as to the future education- | meeting of the state board of administration with the heads of state | educational institutions here, Friday and Saturday. According to members of the board light brown and black pointed, of administration, some agitat! | been encountered which has as its object the designation of the school as a teacher-training institution, of ion has | PAZO OINTMEN Rooms 7-8, Hoskins-Meyer Bldg Annotnces the opening of his office for the practice of Osteopathy Formerly connected with the Osteopathic Clinic of Hansen, Bayer DR. J. 0. THORESON Osteopathic Physician é& Thoreson, Fargo, N. Dak. ‘Telephone 804 Phone 1241 referred J. F. Griffin, state Arent P.O. Box 543 Our Large Stock of Enables us to ac- commodate the taste of a client, however, simple or elaborate. either OCCIDENT. LYON’S BEST Cost More Worth Why trust to luck? Put certainty of sticcess in every baking by using OR CLIMAX RUSSELL- MILLER ; or 44 per cent of the previous year's | i crop. Estimated shipments of oats | quick: improved her appetite and! ‘from county where grown dropped j‘ligestion. She has improved right | * from 14 per cent last year to 9 per , #long until friends say she's a regular | , cent this year. Barley stocks on |Prize-winner for health. | March 1 of this year are estimated to; Mothers by thousands praise Cali-| be 10,501,000 bushels or 29 per cent of the 1929 production as compared with 18,336,000 bushels last year, or | 33 per cent of the 1928 crop. Ship- * ments out of county are estimated at} 30 per cent compared with 43 per cent Jast year. Rye stocks of 1,010,000 bushels rep- resent 12 per cent of the 1929 pro- duction as compared with 1,271,000 bushels on March 1, 1929, representing 10 per cent of the 1928 production. ; Seventy-five per cent of the 1929 rye crop, it is estimated, will be shipped pared with 87 per cent of the 1928 crop. For the United States Seventy-seven per cent of the 1929 | partment, is of merchantable quality | as compared with 83 per cent of the , + out of the county where grown com- | corn crop, it is estimated by the de-/! fornia Fig Syrup. Physicans endorse iit. Its rich, fruity flavor appeals to |children; its pure vegetable goodness lis safe for any child. The prompt {relief it brings bilious, headachy, con- stipated children lasts; because it thelps tone and strengthen bowels and jstomach. Next time bad breath, | coated tongue or feverishness warn of constipation, try it with your child and see how it helps! } When buying, look for the name \California! That marks the genuine. famous for 50 years.—Adv. ~WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD 1928 and 80.2 per cent of the 10-year | average. Estimated shipments of each | % crop out of county where grown fall | | considerably below last year’s ship- WITH THIS MATCHLESS TIRE ments. Corn shipments represent 16.9 per cent of the previous crop, com- pared with 19.1 per cent one year ago; » Wheat, 69.6 per cent, compared with 73.5; oats, 20.1 per cent, compared with 21.4; barley, 26.8 per cent, com- pared with 23.1; and rye, 49.1 per cent, compared with 56.8. Attend the inspection tour of | the Western Baking company, 16th and Main, Friday, March 14th, from 2 to 6 p.m. Dough- > nuts and coffee served. ' 45,000 FATHERS-- Ane easily providing for the jvantages of university educa- ‘tion for their children— By setting aside 50 cents to $1.00 per day under the til sig? Investors Syndicate P| 8x for folder, “The Money wii ry Ready.” Use coupon. 170,000 INVESTORS ‘ena t Address . ‘INVESTORS SYNDICATE FOUNDED: 1894 O03 Virst Nat’l. Bank Bidg. ‘Telephone 2075 Farge, N. Dak. stones OPRICES Im 51 PRINCIPAL CITIES BUILT BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF RUBBER | THE ROYAL MASTER — These tires were built to give the world the finest tire that it is possible to construct. 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