News Herald, The (Newspaper) - July 3, 1951, Hillsboro, Ohio 2 THE OHIO July 3, 1951 SPRAYING TOMATOES WITH AN Lloyd owner and of the ports spraying four of toma BY BISHOP toes for Paul Williams of development Von might explain NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS OF HIGHLAND COUNTY Wheat Crop Threatened By Smut Infection VARIATION IN THE t was surprised to loam that were in full bloom in Knox niter blooming time in while like wheat and clover showed less in the stage of their Highland using a plane and living just above the He is using a spray that is still in tbe experiment out is thought to control SPRAYING FOR SPITTLE A taint to nw the value of spraying clover blight and other fungous diseases spime A southern Ohio that make The spray will be repeated every ten It took about twenty farmer who lelt a check says he his crop will be almost twice as good where it was minutes to spray the entire lt and heavier and in audit was done and ec- If tins spray does what research a Slowing the clover in the cheek plot is lu it will it will be of to the lomalo CHECKED I recently relumed a trip through and aware counties where I saw many bottom of corn thai had been so that it could be plowed two but this is a practice that is not used as much as it was a few years ago The ern way to even on tom land that may get is to drill it on a seed in dw aried and not to connol spittle on hay and pasture crops is thing but it to be as necessary and as. able as plowing coin AND SKEETER GO HOW WE CAM TALK PRIVATELY JUST THE OLD HOMETOWN By STANLEY GRASS SILAGE CAP. That's the name of it cover for glass silage put on the market by the Goodrich Rubber lo a report I recently heard on the It is made of and when it is spread over the lop of tbe it is tilled with As the silage it Ills closely to the sides of the and to the bed that has been well prepared j preventing almost all oi the before and then to start j and this may he much a even the coin comes If weeds like pea vines and glories get a they are controlled by two leet 11 you make silage or plan to it will you 10 investigate ior this grass HOW ABOUT YOUR DREAM COMING Just phone 193. Let us tell you oil about the modern bottled it con add as much as 3 extra leisure hours to every day for Remember not only brings you the convenience of city gas for bur also for automatic refrigeration and in- stant hot F Al RLE Y HARDWARE STORES OHIO 102 YEARS OF SERVICE WE BUY WHEAT See or Phone Us For Price Quotation Before You Sell SACKS AVAILABLE BULK HOMINY By NOW The Ton ON TRACK 40% Hog Concentrate USED COMBINES JOHN DEERE 1 OLIVER NEW ALLIS-CHALMERS HARVESTER HILLSBORO FARMERS EXCHANGE PHONE 252 LIC SALE The undersigned offer for sale at Public Auction on JULY 7th, 1951 at the 3ate residence of H. Elnora located 2 miles east of Belfast on a Township running north from State Highway No. 73. near Mount Zion beginning at 12'30 o'clock the following personal property belonging to the estate of H. Elnora and other personal perly of said Household Goods heating cook electric washing ing heating lot of 6 rocking many cloth covered ironing 9x12 small sofa 8 a number of cushions and other bed clothing 5 shades been alarm 2 and Old and Antique Items Old pitcher and wash chest of antique coal oil Seth Thomas Clock 2 old square old dining lot of old dishes and old perforated un kitchen cherry table old ex- tension brass old new screen door been long counter table suitable for work lawn hammers and a lot of other hand fruit some canned fruit electric iron electric water some canned fruit and many other items ot personal properly usually found in and about the home of an aged Cash on day of L. HARLEY ADMINISTRATOR of the Estate of H. Elnora Ove Auctioneer Harry Clerk AN UNUSUAL J. C. reports having three cows that had calves the same and they all lived and did He also had five sows that farrowed the wime The five sows saved 32 and theie wasn't a mm or a in the How's that for a I like the neat clean farming that Mr. and his of and small lands on the level tields He opens the ditches afier each cultivation of his and likes to do this job every day Water that may be so abundant that it injures Ihe do his crop much for the surface ditches help the Ule drain it off This faun practice should be more generally used in the sections of southern for it take very long and it's a thing to CHICKENS IN THE CORN Pur IT LOOK WHO IS O V ANY AMP THIS HAS SUCH A RICH BASS WHEN YOU WORTH PASSING darn your luck is not the best way to mend it and is an in- dication of The thing to do is to find the cause of our bad and then remove the you accept it and make the most of it. can not be cured must be become cross as we carry our that are a part of the life of they may and often do not become any but we become and with Providential help and we get adjusted to Crosses aie often character ers Did you ever notice uho get the most out of do the least They learn lo take some drying Loose smut infection in the most severe in 20 gests the presence of a new race of wheat R. plant disease said plant pathologist at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment said wheat varieties grown in Ohio now did not show smut in- fection while they were being loped All now grown here developed in the son said a new race of smut may have arisen in Ohio or such a race may have come in from ing staies In either Ohio farmers face the problem of getting wheat for the coming C. A. experiment station said the situation is more serious because all now growing in the state are susceptible to the He said of infection is greater than it has been during the past 20 Hot water treatment and ing resistant varieties are controls of loose Davidson hot water treatment requires unusual equipment and creates a and to determine how varieties wilt they to use teed from with less infection or to obtain seed from hot They said efforts will be made to make treated stocks It will take to get stocks BUYS BROWN SWISS Harold has recently purchased the ed Brown Swiss bull 106394, from I. M. B. Ace Clement F. according to a report from Brown Swiss Cattle Wis. No matter how careless bors arc about other they send your children home at the hour you 1C not a little be- City Mrs. was brooding a but we unintentionally kept some good flock of chickens in the that we had forgotten for over two but she keeps them enclosed and it was still Mrs. with wire so they can't Raffel fat was a little age much until it gets a good She says she has very good success with her chickens raised on the plowed near a where they do most of their grazing KEEPING STRAWBERRIES IN THE DEEP Mrs. Charles R. F. D reports keeping berries well in their deep freeze by two cups of sugar to four cups oi and ing them throughly before putting She says that they will keep in- definitely and not lose any of the flavor of fresh often hear people say that pork won't keep very well in a deep for much longer than a CASH FOR DEAD STOCK HORSES COWS 6.00 HOGS per According to Size and A. JANES SONS Div. of Inland Inc. Phone Collect 699 or 134 LEGAL NOTICE IN THE PROBATE COURT OF LAND OHIO LIDA ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF JOSIE ST VS. THE BUILDING AND LOAM ET DEFENDANTS Fannie who resides al Con- and the unknown next of kin and of Josie St. Glair their executors and ad- win take notice that Lida administratrix oi the estate of Josie St. Clair on the 23th day of 19S1, filed her petition in the Probate Couit within and fof the of and Slate of alleging that there was no personal property of said estate to her debts and costs of thai she died seized in fee simple of the lolloping described real estate situate in said to in the Township of Neu ket in the Counti of Highland State of Ohio FIRST Beginning al a stone in the road and in the south line of the seventh thence line of the eighth W to a stone in the line of thence S. deg W. 32 poles to a stone Lo is thence S 77i4 dcs 80 poles to a stone in said county road and corner lo said Stram near ms thence with wid road N 12V, B. 32 poles to the place 16 aei es of but the lean part were as good as freshly butchered she continued The are grass farmers and good ones They don't crop much but depend on grass and legume crops for their beef which is the chief Applying about 15 or twenty pounds of acid phosphate to each spreader load of manure before it is and using lime ly has paid THE OATS I found it good in Madison and Fayette ties when I crossed them about the middle of June There were weeds in some of the but not in Do you suppose we'll ever I don't think mil for awhile at FLORAL Did you ever see a floral aquarium or rose One that 1 recently sau at Jean's Flower Shop in Hillsboro was a spherical glass boul about six mches in mounted on a black plastic base and filled with water in which rose buds were artistically ed Roses will keep a week to ten days in these then you can keep many other kinds of flowers and flower combinations in They are priced reasonably and will a lifetime if you don't drop them Did you ever see They're similar to guinea but the fields that had and not so bodied plowed before which is are used laboratories like farm practice that pays forf inea ig d are raised ts re n n tt is hard to combine weedy oats and not leave a lot m the HORSE POWER FOR CULTIVATING I was on a southern Ohio farm this week where a team of horses and a tractor were being used to cultivate It was a very hot and the horses had to be ed slowly and rested but tractor was running steadily and pretty Of course dad was ing the team and his son the tor for most farm boys don't like to work They haven't ed them enough to get to know them as with as different as and to learn to appreciate them as com- man won't get some doing farm if he has a of sensible well broke is an expression one often hears a generation We still have farm dogs a driven by a farm and followed by his dog is a com- mon sight that we'll probably see for a good many years on most land more or Part of Parker's Sin 2304 See Record SI pose 258. SECOND Part of Parker's No bounded and ed as to at a none in the can Ime of said No 2304 described in the deed of a black and northwest corner to southwest io John Hunter and to John land in the line of tbe with said original line south 55 poles to a stake fence called but not thence N. des W. 206 to a stone Thence W poles to a stone of mo original thence in- elude a spring S 12'j dez W 12 10 a Mime corner to thence N 77'- W WE BUY DEAD STOCK CATTLE HORSES 5.00 HOGS 1.00 cwt. According to Size Condition Coll Collect to Hillsboro 716 DARLING COMPANY Mrs. Roy Highland R. D. has a good start raising them in the as a The sters use one corner of their boxes for a nest and the other for ing which is chiefly tables and supplemented with a mixture of wheat and Wire wheels are used for their They soon learn to enter the wheel and to make it go so fast that you can't see Food is carried in pouches on each side of the jaws and over the then when they go to the nests they pull it with their front feet and store it. If you want an interesting you might try raising CO. Service That Satisfies the first mart you An organization second to Strictly sellers on the best around market in the LIVE WIRE and PROGRESSIVE Tune to Dial 700, for our daily market re- E 12 to a in the line the a corner to Le Strain northeast corner to the tail line or eighth tract X r. Si 2 poles to northeast corner of said corner of the IP the Ime of r John saxl S M 118 the road nineteen acres and 71 a h dee F of the Vance W One Hundred f c M l t and for the of the debts and charges a vc for a SERVICE Oliver New and Used New and Used FARM EQUIPMENT PART S FARM MACHINERY DRUMMOND CO. 601 East Main St. Phone 922 DAILY HOG MARKET MONDAY THRU FRIDAYS CALVES TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS SHEEP and LAMBS TUESDAY ONLY Market Your Livestock Through In the Hands of a Beginning to End NOW Bulls and with Lambs by HIGHLAND PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION PHONE 770 ROUTE 50 HILLSBORO ment at and to like for punishment is a part of isn't The following clipped from the a weekly letin of the Hillsboro Christian Church merits a place in this MRS. COOLIDGE'S POEM Many who read these lines re- member well the death of the son of President and Mrs. Even though the dent and his good wife walked in places of high influence and ihe pain of their grief was none the less severe From that ence of deep Mrs. Coolidge wrote the following poem out of her magnificent and sustaining Christian my have shown me God Your kiss upon my cheek has made me feel the gentle touch of Him who leads us on The Memory of your reveals His face as mellowing years come on apace And when you went before you left the gates of heaven ajar that I might approaching from the glories of His grace my hand Guide me along the path that nor roam I may stumble Nor fail to show the way which leads us PURCHASE John Evans and Evans of recently purchased a purebred Aberdeen-Angus bull from Homestead Farms of- For the immediate he ad- farmers to select and use seed with less than 1 percent oi smutted heads m this year's Such may keep of the 1952 crop at a level enough to pi event serious cuts in yields Butler is infected less than other wheat varieties this but Davidson said this probably is be- cause oi escape rather than ance Growers can not expect ler to remain free of Until agronomists and gists have time to determine whether a new smut race has GLENN MANKER 379 W. Main St. Ph. 321 FARM BUREAU MUTUAL FIRE 1NI9RAIKE LIFE Moat OMo Selling 1. Cash Wheat 2. Contract Wheat 3. Farm Storage 4. Loan Call 901 For Price Service HIGHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN. READ THE PARTS AND SERVICE TRACTORS PLOWS CULTIVATORS CORN PLANTERS COMBINES GRAIN DRILLS MOWERS EQUIPMENT IEM fEE ml MOON TRACTOR SALES WEST BEECH PHONE 240 OHIO YOU'D LOOK LIKE AN HONEST MAN IF YOU HAD AND IF YOU DIDN'T HAVE THAT POT PlE UNDER YOUR PETE If There Is Any Kind Of Pie You Wish To Or Any Food In IT'S A WISE MAN Be Honest With Your WHO OWNS BIG FREEZER NOWI or SEE THE UNICO FREEZER LINE 90 Foot Easy Terms Friendly UNICO IS A BIG 30 cu. Ft OP w 1200 of and dependable operation arc when you buy UNICO A lor in Come In HIGHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN. Phone 901 Hillsboro Mowrystown Belfast Lynch burg New Petersburg Price town N mm
