Dont Fail To Register For All Elections After April 1 1916
Voters must register now to be eligible in all elections after April 1 1916 including school, primary and political contests. Contact district clerks listed: E L White Bar Stow Lucerne James Goulding Box 8 Lucerne T M Gilbert Gray Mountain S S Hill Todd district and others across counties. Next week more names to be announced.
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E. L. White
Barstow
James Goulding
Box 8
Lucerne
T. M. Gilbert
Gray Mountain
S.S. Hill
Todd
Win
Raftery
Hinkley
W. T. Agan
Kramer
D. K. Krutts
Superior Valley
C. Ryerson
Daggett
Thomas Williams
Vermo
A. Reinerth
Madlow
Alfred Kurt
Rasor
M. A. Scullen
Helen
White Pine Blister Rust Threatens Northeastern States
The USDA warns of serious economic losses from white pine blister rust in the northeast and west. Four outbreaks on pine trees and currant bushes in Massachusetts and New York highlight the issue. The disease arrived with imported white pine nursery stock and was first found in Geneva, New York, in 1906, with further destroyals following in 1909.
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United States
Massachusetts
New York
Department
Geneva
N. Y
Warnings on White Pine Imports to Curb Devastating Blister
Warnings were issued against importing white pine from Europe due to a disease that attacks eastern and western white pines, sugar pine, and five leaf pines. Despite warnings, imports continued from Germany until a 1912 federal ban. The pathogen lives part on pines and part on currants and gooseberries, requiring transfer between hosts.
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Europe
Germany
England
Denmark
Holland
United States
Buffalo
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Protect Young Apple Trees From Winter Girdling
Farmers are advised to shield newly planted apple trees from winter girdling by mice and rabbits. Effective methods include wooden veneer wrappers, gas-shell or coil wire, and packing earth to block burrows. Grass or corn stalks offer some protection. avoid loose debris and keep ground compacted.
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C. C. Wiggans
Missouri Station
Credit Legislation and Rural Credit Measures in States
In twelve states sessions will consider rural credit measures in coming months. The piece urges readers to inform themselves about planned actions in their state on farm credit, state aid, or federal help for farmers under revised banking and corporate laws.
A Kitchen Hint for Iron Cleaning with Pumice Stone
A kitchen tip advises keeping a pumice stone to clean irons. It quickly removes starch particles and rust or dirt. A quick rub with pumice before heating prevents dirty marks on delicate linens and laces.
Disease spreads across several states and Ontario
The disease now affects three locations in New Hampshire, two in Vermont, ten in Massachusetts, two in Connecticut, five in New York, one in Pennsylvania and three in Ontario. Control hinges on authorities destroying diseased white pines or all currant and gooseberry bushes near infected trees, but success requires legal power to act without owner consent, otherwise a single allowed plant can derail community efforts.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Ontario
Canada
Own a Cream Separator from Wisconsin Station
A Wisconsin Station note explains why a cream separator benefits farmers. It highlights minimal skimmilk loss, reduced disease risk by skimming on farm, time saved by avoiding factory delivery, easier farm handling, and a broader cream market. S. E. Lee.
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S. E. Lee
Wisconsin Station
Spraying In Off Years Emphasized For Orchard Health
Officials urge continued tree spraying in off years to protect trees and future crops. The guidance stresses sustained protection regardless of current yield.
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United States Department of Agriculture
M. Preston
General Merchandise
P.O. Ludlow
California
Ino
Ict
National Bank Bond
J.H. Sioan
Nal Bernardino National Bank
U. S
D. Roberts
W. S. Hooper
I. E. Bruwn
H. E. Harris
J. 8. Wood
Smith
J. BE. Davis
Stow Anking
Planet Hotel
Santa Fe
San Bernardino, Cal
H. C. Muller
Ctorville, Calif
National Orange Show
Los Angeles
Pacific
San Bernardino
Southern CaliforNia
Riverside
California Fruit Growers
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