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THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1937
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
NDAC Progresses
With New Wheat
For Drouth Area
This ls Serious Business
A new wheat developed 'at the NDAC
experiment station by L. R. Waldron
has outyielded all other spring wheats
for the years 1934 1935, 1936 and 1937.
This wheat, which has not yet been
named but which goes by the number
2592, is resistant to leaf and stem rust
and is f~irly drouth resistant. It has
good milling and baking qualities.
This wheat is the result of crosses
made by using Hope, Ceres and Flor-
ence. The good qualities of each one
have been combined in No. 2592--rust
resistance from Hope. drouth resistance
from Ceres and size of kernel from
Florence.
In 60 trials in the last 3 years it has
outyielded its nearest competitor by
2½ bushels. In 1936, the dry year, it
checked against Ceres which is very
drouth resistant. In the rust years of
1932 and 1937 it was checked against
Thatcher which is rust resistant. ]
The yield of this wheat in NorthI
Dakota has been about equal to the]
yield of winter wheat in Nebraska.
Much effort has been put forth trying]
to develop a hardy winter wheat for]
North Dakota, but not with success, f
However, somewhat the same yields j
are being secured with this new springt'
wheat, but with better quality.
This new wheat is now being increas-
ed and it is expected that-distribution
will be made to farmers early in 1939.
It takes a number of years to develop
a new wheat. The start is made with
a single hybrid kernel, hundreds of
different strains of wheat may arise,
and it is necessary to measure the com-
parative values of all these, not Just for
yield, ~)ut for other qualities as resist-
ance to diseases and milling and bak-
ing quality. This work requires many
experiments technically set uP and lo-
cated in different localities where the
state has substations and at the Feder-
al Great Plains Field Station at Man-
d~n. The most promising strains must
be increased until there is enough
wheat for making milling and baking
tests. In the meantime its character-
lsties a:; to growth, drouth resistance.
rust and smut resistance, stiffness ot
straw and yielding~qualiti~ are studied.
The time is shortened considerably by
growing the wheat in the greenhouse
in the winter, since 2 crops can be
grown in a year.
Composing a letter to Santa is indeed serious business. Tim wrlt~sg
may not be literary, but he usually manages to fill the orders.
"MERRY CHRISTMAS"
And a
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
WOODWARD DRUG
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LOCALS
lt~rold who has been in[~
Walla Walla, Wash.,
y morning and will i~"
spend the holidays with his mother,
A. P. ~elln~nt and family here. _..
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hecker ol~ Man-
dan arrived here about a week ago
Mr. Hecker coming as relief operator
at the local depot for Dewey Rhyner,
Who was taken to the Glendive hospital
a week ago Sunday suffering from a
face infection. Mr. Rhyner is im-
proving very nicely, however, and is ex-
pected home this week end.
Mrs. Jess Still has received word
that Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koth of
Great Falls, Montana, are the parents
of a fin_e seven pound baby boy born
to them Dec. 13, named Robert Lewis.
Mrs[ Koth will be remembered here as
the former Gertrude Stelter, local
school teacher for several years.
Last Wednesday Caleb Heath went
to Glendive where he is employed in
the depot there. During his absence
John Vinquist ls attending the oil
station.
Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Smeby of Alpha
were Beach shoppers Friday. They
~ug~t three Wilkens families with
them, (John, Ed and Fred) in a large
~ruck.
Mr. and Mrs. John Caulifower spent
a week at the Leonard Meyer ranch,
down on the river, returning here ¢m
M3ndgy.
Monday night Mrs. Clarence Over-
stao le~t for Grand I~ where she
Izltm8 to spend Christmas with rektives.
so,
"MERRY CHRISTMAS"
From your
Gamble Store Agency
What's the use of thinkink up
A greeting that is new,
When just the same good old
Christmas Wish
Is what w.e mean for you.
Geo. McClellan
The Loyal Support and Patronage
of the Stockholders has made a true
Co-operative business of which the
directors and management
wish you a
VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
BEACH
and a
Prosperous 1938
CO-0PERATIVE ELEVATOR CO.
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A fair sized crowd attended the
meeting of the Webb's Willing Work-
ers at the church parlors Wednesday.
After a fine pot luck dinner was served'
the ladies held their business meeting.'
The next meeting will be held at the
church parlors in January, when pot ~[
luck dinner will be served. All mem-
bers
are requested to come early and
be prepared to work on a quilt. ~
Mrs. Bob Stevens returned on Mon-
day from Newport, Idaho, where sheI
spent several weeks with her mother. ~#
She also spent part of the time at the]
bedside of her brother Vee.
Mrs. W. A. Campbell left recently
for Bellingham, Wash., where she will', ~
spend the winter with relatives, l l~
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tasker and Mar-
garet Tasker were in Beach Christmas
shopping on Friday.
The Robertsons have been very un-[
fortunate in losing quite 'a number of I~
cattle recently.
Lloyd and Cecil Metcalf and cousin
Lawrence put up ice for H. H. Burch-
ette on Wednesday and Thursday.
P. V. Moore and Lloyd Metcalf were ~#
sawing wood for Ernest Moore part of
last week. Eddy Omley was down
Maurlce and Jack Miller were ex- Mr. and Mrs. E~I Miller. Maurice
pected to 'arrive home last night to has been employed in Winona, Minn.,
spend the holidays with their parents, and Jack has been in Minneapolis.
Wishing You
In the heartiest way
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there on Saturday.
Rev. Grove preached a very fine E E
Christmas sermon on Sunday. This~ A Very Happy Holiday
was the closing service until March.
There will be no more Sunday schOol ~
until April. for your and yours
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Eddie Omley ~as very am~itous re-
cently and walked down to Ernest ~ ,~
Moore's. I
Mr" andMr'B°rgan--~=--~-~f--Br°ckway'l~,, BEACH CREAMERY
Montana, arrived here a week ago Sat-I
urday for a visit at the Delo Logan]
home. Mrs. Borgan is a niece of the[
Logans. They plan to remain here for[~
the holidays. ~ ]~r~ ~ ~r4 ~ ~r~ ~r~ ~r~ ~ ~ ~~~~[~
To You-
"Who have helpd to make our year a pleasant and more prosperous one
we send our deep felt thanks and a word of apperciation in this
CHI~ISTMAS GREETING
And to those who br.ve had to wait for repair work because of the
Christmas :~u~h we extend our regrets, but we wish
to stai : that repair work now will be given
,cur r:+~mpt attention
M. P. LOVGREN
JEWELER
H. g. LOVELL IMPLEMENT CO.
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
We wish to extend Christmas Greetings and
our wish .for a Happy, Prosperous New Year
to all our friends and patrons
We also take this opportunity to remind you
that we are selling McCormick.Deering farm
equipment at the same store in good weather
or bad and that you get service with every
machine your purchase here
We thank you kindly for past business
hope to merit your future patronage.
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MERRY CHRISMS HAPPY NEW YEAR
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