New Owner Takes Over Local Restaurant
Saturday T. D. Southerland sold his restaurant to I. J. Howe who has taken possession and aims to build a strong business. Southerland, now undecided on his next move, has many friends in the community.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
8
Saturday T. D. Southerland sold his restaurant to I. J. Howe who has taken possession and aims to build a strong business. Southerland, now undecided on his next move, has many friends in the community.
A farm method to prevent potato diseases like dry rot common scab and black leg involves soaking seed in hot water with corrosive sublimate. Use a wooden container, 4 ounces per 30 gallons, soak at 55 to 70 F, repeat as needed, and renew after four cycles. Plant treated potatoes on disease-free land for maximum value. Caution that bichloride of mercury is highly toxic.
The article explains that excessive early fruiting harms young grape vines. It advises heavy pruning after the first season, leaving only two buds on certain canes to force a single strong trunk. This concentrates energy on trunk development and future vigor, warning that overbearing in years two and three can ruin the vineyard.
The text describes end of year two pruning rules for grapevines on a two wire trellis. If strong laterals exist, prune to leave one lateral per direction and cap buds at 10 to 12 per vine. If no strong laterals, prune to a single cane from ground to top wire. Weak growth means cutting back to two buds or to the lone trellis wire. Do not force trunk development before a vigorous root system exists.
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