The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1931, Page 2

3° THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931 | OUT OUR WAY ~ REAM INDUSTRY (0% BOLSTERS INCOME | | : —OFN.D, PARMERS Butter Fat Produced in State in Last Fiscal Year Brought $13,343,195 Butter produced in North Dakota for the year July 1, 1930, to June 30,) 1931, brought $13,343,195, according to figures announced Friday by E.| A. Greenwood, state dairy commis-) sioner. | Sixteen counties exceeded the one-} million mark in pounds of butterfat | marketed, with 47,620,330 sold by the) State as a whole. A total of 47,444,-/ 171 pounds of butter was manufac- may tured during the year, an increase of | SS » Wi < ” ig ts 8,329,208 pounds over the previous | year when the pounds manufactured) totaled 39,329,208. | J j For the year July 1, 1928, to June} = I ; 3 j 30, 1929, a total of 43,397,910 pounds y; Y of butterfat ‘brought $18,794,604.22, while during the next yearly period 42,206,168 pounds fat brought $15,- 935,822.16. . Reports this year came from 92 butter-manufacturing plants. | Greenwood belicves that more creameries exceeded the million mark} in pounds of butterfat marketed than) ever before. For the year 1928-29, 11 counties went above one million jounds, while for the year 1929-30, 3 counties marketed more than one million pounds each. During those: two years, Cass coun- ty was the only county in the state to exceed three million pounds, while last year three counties—Morton, Cass and Ward—went above the three million mark. i ‘Morton county headed the list with| Cass ....... 3,364,320 980,729.29 | the largest production of butterfat! Dunn igia| Fargo Youth ta oe marketed, 3,409,179 pounds, while| Eddy 120,961.11 | rm: mee Cass was next with 3,364.320 Pa cee 276,605.80 0 Sons In the previous two years Cass coun-| Foster 298,600.42 | te ty was at the top of the list. G. Valle; 23,296.70, Fargo, N. D., Sept. 18—(#)— Ward county was next with 3,277,-/Grant . 182,494.67! Every boy is entitled to at least | -! a 610, Grand Forks fourth with 2,134,-| Hettinger oo “| on " rife: with 2OBE rh php astasore| ‘one broken arm in his time but , and Stutsman with 2,064,-| Kid f 141,686.68) ; ‘ 458, Other counties above the one|Logan . 654,280 176,985.49; Lee Sherwood, 10, aaa Ynillion figure, in the order of their| McIntosh ... 1,164,163 310,379.14, He was climbing a tree z Pesaran. are Dickey, Ramsey,! McKenzie 233,023 60,337.22| Both bones in the right forearm en thland, Nelson, LaMoure, Ransom,| McLean 191,169.08; and one bone in the left forearm McIntosh, Emmons, Foster and Mc-| Mercer ey 123,257.00; were broken, ' Henry. | Morton ; 940,139.80 ——_—_ The pounds of butterfat marketed! Mountrai 807,920 241,571.20 GETS FIRST LICENSE ‘nd the amount of money ,paid, by|Oliver . 233,551 Linton, N. D., Sept. 18—Homer 69,499.20 565,471 149,035.22 |Boschker, Westfield, was the first to counties, are: Sheridan Lbs, Butterfat Amount of| Sioux . 84,092 23,774.96 ‘obtain a 1931 hunting license in Em- Marketed Money Pd.|Slope .. 42371 10,890.73 mons county, uccording to E. T. Atha, "195433 $ ° 46,20464) Stark". 740,989 201,040.56 county auditor.. Carl Reich, Temvik, 46,129 13,266.67) Wells .. 644,015 172,607.08 ' secured the second. Heretofore, the 324.738 83,743.45 - —!'first men to secure licenses have lived 860,276 252;220.40' ‘Totals ....47,620,330 $13,343,195.90|in Linton, according to Atha. —_— ” e ——. TWO 5 : es TWO. sTorEs FRUITS DICK S@<: TORES 710 Thayer—Phone 279° 308 Thirteenth St—Phone 378 “IT MUST BE GOOD” if it’s sold over Dick’s Counters” ‘ It made us feel good to hear a housewife, one who is rather particular about quality, say this to her neighbor. 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