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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
9
Fall harvested ears show signs of phosphate starvation and incomplete fertilization. To boost next year’s yield, apply balanced soil nutrients including nitrogen, phosphate, and potash, and improve soil tilth by loosening compaction to enhance water and air access.
The USDA proposes a one time DDT treatment to guard woodwork for at least five years. A 5 percent DDT in No 2 fuel oil mix is applied by trenching around the building foundation to a depth of about 30 inches and saturating soil. One quart per cubic foot of soil is the recommended application rate.
The text notes two installation methods by which the item can be set either directly in the earth or embedded in cement using grout.
October 1 1950 Christian Living lesson urges readers to act on the Word James 1 22 27 and live out faith with grace. Barnabas reviews Antioch church noting believers and grace, urging steady devotion and a life worthy of the Gospel with references to Matthew Romans Thessalonians and practical guidance. Cedar Rapids? Unclear.
Dr. R Milton Carleton reports researchers at Beltsville Station have identified a blue pigment closely linked to plant flowering. The pigment appears to trigger flowering and may also influence bulbing in onions, tuber formation in potatoes, and stem elongation in grasses.
A curious bore learns a young lady travels to another city and asks for the motive. She replies succinctly that it is a locomotive. The exchange captures light local humor and a playful pun.
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