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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

2

Outdoor Porch as Dining and Sitting Room for Farm Homes

An adaptable screened porch extending from the kitchen offers an outdoor dining and sitting area with views of a garden. It can shield unsightly outbuildings with shrubs, adds beauty through elder and flowers, and provides year round comfort with low screening costs and easy home improvements.

Fountain of novel design drinking fountain idea

A Popular Science Monthly note describes a concrete and boulder drinking fountain with a passerby trough and a horse trough. Waste water drains from the fountain into the street side, addressing disposal.

Fountain OF Novel Design Popular Science Monthly

Community effort not new in fashion of an era

The piece notes that "community" is currently popular in reference to singing societies forums celebrations and projects. It argues such efforts are longstanding not new and emphasizes that collective work underpins notable achievements, citing German cooperation as a model. It concludes that self made concept is misleading and cooperation drives progress.

Use of Stratified Trees in Landscape Planting

The author cautions against indiscriminate planting of stratified growth trees such as araucarias, many firs and spruces. These suit horizontal building lines or background, terraces, cliffs, and broad plains. They do not suit rounded hills or jagged peaks unless peaks are sharp and spirelike.

How to Grow 100 Bushels of Corn on Worn-Out Soil

Indiana farmer William C. Smith demonstrates a method to revive worn land and yield 72 bushels of corn per acre at a cost of 3.60 per acre by plowing under Bandy Vetch and using soil-building practices. The article emphasizes grain shortages and soil fertility as global concerns despite wartime demand.

Rome International Institute of Agriculture United States Chicago Board of Trade William C. Smith Indiana Agricultural Colleges United States Department of Agriculture Mr. Smith

Vetch remediation yields record corn on poor sand land

Mr. Smith proves vetch a soil restorer on two acres, then expands to 25 acres and harvests 72 bushels of yellow corn per acre on land previously yielding under 20. The experiment continues with 90 bushels per acre on richer land after vetch, with seed costs of 3.50 to 8 per acre. The piece also notes Elephant Butte dam project and irrigation plans in New Mexico and Texas.

Mr. Smith Department of Agriculture Straightway Roough Vetch United States Reclamation Service Elephant Butte Delaware New Mexico Texas United States Aaswan Egypt Elephant Rio Grande

Interest in Fruit Gardens for Cold Climates

A guide on growing nonnative fruits like figs in cooler regions. It discusses selecting hardy varieties and protecting mature fruit through winter with matting and straw or temporary thatched sheds. It also describes bending semi hardy plants to the soil to endure frost.

Philadelphia

Protecting Peaches and Apricots in Cold Climates

The article notes methods to protect fruit trees from frosts, including earth coverings, straw thatch, and pine boughs, with northern regions favoring earth cover and southern areas using lighter protection. It mentions using sheltered wall plantings to delay blooming and save crops, especially apricots, while acknowledging high costs for commercial growers and cheaper, worthwhile protection for home gardens.

Bouth South Dakota Missouri River

Rabbit protection methods for fruit trees discussed

A horticulture note outlines rabbit control for orchards. It discusses wrapping with tar paper and wire cylinders, poisoning talfa near runways, and caustic paints to deter feeding. It notes that ground cover and screen gaps allow rabbits to access trunks, suggesting careful wrapping and top protection to prevent damage.

Merrill

Need of Strawberry Patch Plan Contact Local Nurseryman

A fragmented notice seeks a strawberry patch plan from a neighbor or the reliable local nurseryman Geoure Plante. It urges arranging the patch spread and staying in touch with a trustworthy grower for proper strawberr y range setup.

Geoure Plante Relble Nureeryman

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