Wood Ashes as Fertilizer Tip for Gardens
The article notes wood ashes contain potash and a third of their weight in lime, beneficial for sweetening sour soil and aiding clay. Apply before planting and mix with soil to avoid leaf burn, using diluted ashes to prevent harm. Large applications, up to fifteen hundred pounds per acre, have shown good results, while coal ashes are less effective.
Farm friend Leo Jones visits, orders station ery
Local note reports Leo E. Jones, longtime friend of the community, visiting on a Saturday. He inquired about farming gear and station ery for his new venture, showing interest in practical supplies for the fields.
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Trade pitch and garbled ad copy features tile and wool sales
Garbled OCR text shows a promotional note from agents Cotter Bailey for Dickey Glazed Tile Silo and a wool sale promise. The passage hints at improving premises and handling pig correspondence but lacks clear dates or prices. The message reads like a fragmented advertisement.
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