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PAGE TWO , THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS, BEACH, N. D: • , THURSDAY, APRIL 12,
_~ ~ _ ~. I pat'rmk, Mrs. Ed Olson, Mrs. A1 develops in 1951. Early seeding I D | ~ | | _| CI. @ cI | ~ • , ---
| With Your 1]Dolwig, Mrs. Roger Stolber, ot early ripening varieties is ad- [ hen nvaer anu me torv o t Lonservatlon.
1 r~_ , .:~ , • ,/Mrs. Howard Hess, Mrs. Joe Pop- ~visa, ble to increase the opportu- I a j ~~~k:~.._./~t.~i~
| t ounty r~xtenslon [[iel, Mrs. iiughRosz, Mrs. Kathryn nity for the crop to escape 6am- [ I: .... :' " " -/';,~r,tr~'e~_r~E\fceE~m~,'~ _( ~,~X'~~fl~ ~AL~.~, • •
A en [ mith, Mrs. O. R. Raxnstad, Mrs. age from rust should it develop. ] 1,~ m~:~,~.t~ o~ ,e~:\~, OW~th if! ] [ 5~LmCLn-" I A~O al~¢O0~ ~5AL~.v O0~y~'~
] 15 -- g-~ LL.. I! Chris Cadwell, Mrs. Charles Vuc. The .artery opher is tile I
ff S yleldmg early oats in the [ ,*~~~/) -~ ~,N 1~-~-~~~ ~A(~C'~ ) A ~O4EIC.-"~~A
y ~. Iw. MIII~ Iris, M~-s. Krtute Farstveet, Mrs. hi he t ' " • ~r~.-',~,~oog~r Co~.o¢,hvo.'/ "~t: ~.~,~.~.--.,~..Sg
HOMEMAKERS LEADERS TO ]~[ommy Hudson, Mrs. Joe Niece. Dickinson Experiment Station [ [r~.~[~,~-~fl-~'~"~.,~ / ~, ' ~\ I [,,-7---'-"----~ f ~-~ '"fl~,._. ~__.~J[l~'Xt~¥: ~ CO~f~OY.'~
]!~F.ET APRIL 13 & 14 t * * * * * trials. Ajax, a relatively new[ !~'5,/. -~5~:~:) ~ if [ [ ,,~l, / I1~ ~" //-- II ~ ,., i
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Food man~agement will be the[PLAN LIVESTOCK DAY: ea ly oat from Canada is alsol I~"?~.:~. ~.J) ~ [~J~! I ~,~'~:~ ~ ~"~~- " II~M ~ !
topic for discussion when Food[ Ed Sygulla and Paul Wehrman, a very good ~.aziety, averagmg' "" [ ~i ~ ~ ~ ,/q~-~. ~. / I 1~2"~=::-~:-:~ 1~ ~ ~!"
~,'oject Leaedrs of the eighteen[leaders of ehe Golva Beef and
practically the ame as Oopher
~h.memakers clubs meet An:ilIGrain 4-H Club state their club in S years trials here. Itis ~light. [ ~~~~e ~'~~(~ I~~-.-~-'~" "~ - AI ~ --/'~~ .~ 1
13 and 14. [is planning a livestock field day ly later maturing th,an G,~pher [ [ ~ ~.~~ ~~¢~1~° I~~,~"~. " rl I
Miss Ramona Voss, NDAC Ex- ] in June. The leaders said that and is taller growing, which is a I I
tension Service Nutritionist, will 14-H members should !earn about distinct advantage in many [
discUss preparing foods to retain |branding, vaccinating, dehorning years. Marida is the top yieldin7 |
the most value, the main course, land cast:rating now if they are ~~ [1 ~~)/~ ~J~
late ~at in the Dickinson Experi~-/ ~~~~ l/ ~~3".'~ !
"the dessert, cake and cake deco- [to be suc~essful livestock men. ment Station T~ials. Its late ma- [ _ i . - ~~,, 3~11 ~:_
rations. I • , , , , l-b
turity is its main advantage in -~l..____~_::,- ---_,, "- ......
Project leaders wilt meet in the [GRAIN VARIETIES FOR 1951: th l areae to ,be made of tile bar- Sponsored in the interest of Soil Conservation byyour
Beach High School Foods Labo-] T~omas J. C onion, ag~onomist
ralory. Those expected to attend l;,t ~he Dickinson Experiment ley crop should be considered In GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION DI
an'e: M~s. Gloyd Bury, LMrs. Kar- ]~lalion, say~ that there does ~ot deciding which variety of barley STRICT
rms JohrLson, Mrs. James Hardy,/~q)pear to be any b~sis for large to grow. Feed barleys have con .....
JL, Mrs. Art Haijsman, Mrs. Ha- |~'l~al~ges in variety recommenda- sistently outyielded malting bar- n.. ~,~-.~- ~ ............... t.. ..
~eys In DleKlnsson Experiment 1
:zel Sleeker, Mrs. Donald Ulfers,/lions for this year in 1951. • ........ . ~,..,~rc. ~o, ±~ox, ~ortn L~a- ~ew t~a~---
........ " . . kota had 19,167 rural women en- Mr and Mrs A M. Barrow are
Mrs. Norman Stedman, Mrs. Re-~ ,{igi~est yielding ,,'heat earl- yte~:~oni}r~s:O:ietlndengaS~e:~Tra, rolled in 1,301 Homemakers driving a beautiful new Oldsmo-
hers Ridcnhower, 5~rs. Bruce Mil-|cries in the Dickinson Expert- le,s--.have h.~.:, .~..~.; ~. .... ( ciu.bs. Club programs are pro- bile 88, which they purchased
~er, Mrs. John ltollstein, Mrs. ~men~ Station varietal trials are: ~/. ~,~,:. --,,=,., ~,~a~, vided through NDAC Extension from Slim Clark 1,ast Thu~rsday
Arthur Belers, Mrs. Ralph Sam-]Pilot, Mida, Thatcher and Cadet. ~te~gum and Titan, which has Service
~eis, Mrs. Guy Curl, Mrs. Mor-|Preference ~,~hould l.~'rhat,s go to teen only recently included i~ " . . . . ,
ris Douglas. M,rs. Buster Finne-[the first Ihree t)cc;~use ~adet, ithese trials, .but. which, appears Tr:"l-,~ ~ a't th^¢ ~,~,,ua,~-*'~ ......... c~t,=,~-: Visit Parents---
man, Mrs. Kenneth Wosepka, |being a late ripening variety, o be a prommmg varmty for thismerit station indicate about 5a Mr. and Mrs. Normau Hunter
Mrs. E. N. Schmitz, ~Irs. Ed. |x~:euld be ,more subject to injury .area. . " . •
acres of native grass are needed of St. Louis Park, Man., and Re.
Kremers, Mrs. Lawerence Kirk-/if a serious stem rust situation tlighest yielding malting bar- to support one yearling beef ant bert K ah] of Eureka Calif. visit-
.-. Icy in the Dickinson Experiment real. ed recently at the Wibaux home
i
this Thursday, Friday, Saturday
DAYS
As usual, every piece of merchan-
dise * in the entire store is offered at
This is our 3rd annual Hazelone
Days sale; come early for best selec-
tions.
* except manufacturers" price-re~cted items.
HAZELONE SHOP
Beach, North Dakota
14.INCH HICKORY
HAMMER HANDLE
Resil|en~ Mckory. belt-
md fia;sh. Oval shapad.
AUTO TRAYS
2 FOR
WITH HUE BRACES
BIKE BASKET
For Any Size Bike
I$~xlOxS Inches
NON-SlffD PICTURE MAT
RUBBER RUG
Red and 8~eck
Yellow and Black
HYDP.AUUC
BRAKE
FLU O
S~at on trials in Montcalm.
* 4¢ * * *
SEWAGE SYSTEMS
NEED SERVICING
Farm families in Golden Val-
ley County who have installed
home sewage systems of the type
recommended by agricultural en-
gineer~ of the NDAC Extensiott
Service are remmded that the
systems should be servic-d oc-
casionally to pezmi: efficient op.
eration.
J. C. Russell, ~arm engineer of
the Extension Service, says that
sludge accu .mmulates in the sep-
tic tank at the rate of 10 gallons
per person pew year. For ~n av.
crake family of five persons the
total accummulation of sludge
will be about 50 gallons per year.
The standard septic tank is de-
signed with reserve capacity for
the storage of sludge for a pert.
od of 10 years. Tharefore, the
small, undersized tanks of less
than standard size are not recom.
mended.
The only way to clean a septic
tank is by mechanical means.
There is no chemical that will
reduce the sludge in a septic tank
,without destroying the useful
bacteria.
Information on the problem of
servicing and recommendations
on a reliable septic tank service
man can be ,had at the county
agent's office.
$ * t~ $ *
The best extra early ,potato to
plant in North Dakota gardens i~
Red Warba.
$ • • $ $
'SHRUBS AND TREE~ AT-
TRACT BIRDS is the title of a
6-page circular of Interest to
North Dakota wildlife conserva-
tionsists. It is available from the
Informati6n Department, NDAC
Extension Sen'vice, Fargo.
Shopping among the news ads
is sure to save money.
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kahl. They returned to their
respective homes this week end.
III I 1' z
We Are Now Booking Orders For
SIAR-IH QUhLITY '
AB( CHI(KS
Order now mad take advantage of our liberal early order
discount.
Our Hatchery is state ~pproved end qualified to Oarnlah you
with the following breeds, locally hatehecl in our ~m4em
hatchery from MONTANA EGGS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED -- AUSTRA-WHITES
WHITE ROCKS -- WHITE LEGHORNS (Large T-'-l, pe)
BARRED ROCKS - HAMP. WHITES - WHITE WYANDOTT~S
Order Now and Get Your Choice of Rrwd ami
Delivery Date
RAY DAME, MAr.
Gleadive, Montana
WE BUY MARKET EGGS
Your Star-Hi Dealer In Beach
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THE MARKET. AS ALWAYS, IS OPEN TO ALL AND I
INVITE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
THANK YOU|
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Will buy hogs next in Wibaux this
Friday, April 13, and the following Fri-
day, April 20, at Beach•
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