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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
Governor Marland repeats demand for dismissals in state government with 375 already fired from the Highway Department and at least 500 more sought, despite protests by Senators and ongoing layoffs in Oklahoma City.
New York reports Mrs Margaret Corey 29 and her three children aged 1 month to 4 years died Tuesday in an asphyxiating room at their home. The bodies were found by husband and truck driver Corey upon returning from work.
A dated list emphasizes driving safety with ten rules. It covers knowing the law keeping right courteous signaling yielding to pedestrians avoiding passing on hills staying focused obeying traffic and parking rules and slowing near schools and intersections.
The Looneyville Cannery, constructed with Civilian Works Administration funds, burned last night fifteen miles northwest of Nacogdoches. Farmers faced heavy losses as they had just started canning a year's supply of vegetables this week.
Opinion urges that kidnappers deserve harsh punishment and deserts, arguing a court system should secure conviction with a fair jury. The piece emphasizes responsibility and due process in delivering justice.
Mrs Flora Ferrell of Themewife NC recalls severe side pains and nervous fits improved after taking Cardui on her mother's advice. She reports increased appetite, strength, and better nerves with reduced side pain, noting many similar cases and urging consultation with a physician.
Farmers urged to create a simple farm inventory covering machinery livestock supplies and property. Keep records in a pocket notebook or college extension book to estimate feed needs plan ahead and avoid over or understocking. A clear written inventory helps assess property value for tax and planning.
NC State extension horticulturist B D Morrow recommends a simple cold frame to protect young vegetables early in the season. Build on a southern or eastern slope if possible for sun exposure, with wind-facing northerly protection. Frame height should be about three feet, with a basic wooden frame covered by cloth or canvas as needed.
Studies by Dr Flin t of the United States Department of Agriculture show seeds dormant after planting can be revived by soaking then exposing to specific light colors. Longer wavelengths near red promote germination. blue light inhibits some seeds from sprouting. Treated seeds may be dried and planted later while remaining viable.
A Wisconsin Agricultural instruction advises using two 134 inch straps with a suat ring to restrain horses or mules. Buckle rings to straps, thread stout rope through rings, and form a double tether that loops behind the belly band and hind leg to prevent foot overreach. Use no slack to allow escape.
Ohio experiment station agronomist Robert M Saktes reports mid winter top-dressing with mapure Ino increased wheat yield by six bushels per acre and clover hay by 50 pounds per acre. Results apply to wheat that received 100 pounds of superphosphate at seeding. on phosphate-deficient land the gains would be smaller. Apply four and a half tons per acre in the test.
A Prairie Farmer writer says buckwheat can replace up to 25 percent of grain in dairy cows’ rations with similar protein to a corn and oats mix. It yields about 86 percent as many digestible nutrients as the mix and costs under three dollars per hundred pounds, making it economical only if cheaper than the corn oats blend.
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