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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
8
The United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers neglecting home gardens due to labor shortages and the belief gardens do not pay. It urges a revival of 1923 home vegetable gardens to improve family living and reduce grocery dependence, noting excess potato and cabbage crops and reduced purchasing power.
The Scientific American describes a restraining apparatus and operating table designed for pigs. Inventor G Cortez of Los Angeles California presents a device adjustable to pigs of different sizes and operable by a single person for safe handling during operations.
Prepare for sprays in late February or early March to curb pests and diseases. Lime sulfur targets oyster shell scale and San Jose scale on apples and leaf curl and fruit rot on peaches. Bordeaux and arsenate of lead protect apples pears from scab. before blossoms, cherry fruit rot and plum curculio.
Middle West potato growers faced losses last year and plan to reduce planted acreage while boosting storage facilities and pursuing new markets to stabilize profits. They aim to weather price swings by diversifying outlets and extending shelf life.
William Marion Putman a respected Chillicothe resident died at 118 East Clay Street after a three week illness from flu that developed into pneumonia He was born September 3 1860 at Linneus and married April 17 1888 to Fannie Atkins four children survive Funeral services are at Elm Street Methodist Church Saturday at 10 am with Rev W A Tetley officiating Burial will be in Roger His survivors include R R Barr Irvin A and Joseph G at home and Hugh A Norman Oklahoma
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