The Age of Rubber Guayule Farming Revival in US
World of Science reports the United States will restart guayule rubber experiments after a wartime pilot project. The native American plant could replace tropical rubber, with cultivation aims to cut costs while leveraging minimal hand labor and potential high yields. The piece traces history from early experiments in Germanyto developments in Mexico and the Salinas Valley. It notes Turkey's progress and the broader push to expand guayule as an emergency rubber source amid global supply concerns.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
TSA
Dr WE Brandes
Americas
Germany
Tarren
Mexico
USA
California
Salinas River
Guayule
Stubbe
Knaves
Planta Son
Simndt
Joe
Bas Mae
Pomibie Achesr
Sino ‘Coleding
Tara
Decauim
Sra Quayule
Tate ‘Gayle
Trechanimfion
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Newvier
Mandagua
Ueda
Gardening notes on larkspur and Clarkia cultivation
The article discusses growing larkspurs and Clarkia with coastal and Tableland adaptations. It recommends direct sowing into beds, older wetter seedbeds, well drained soil, and notes larkspur resistance to insects, drought tolerance, and the plants’ delicate crepe petals and pastel colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarkspurs
Wrkspurs
Clarkia
Between Mulb and form and ubher Thea ca Sore too ready
The text compares plant growth and storage parts during the growing season noting that edible food parts form underground or in stems. It discusses how tuber and root structures protect and enlarge parts for storage, with blurred OCR producing odd phrasing and mixed terms.
Poultry Notes on Breeding and Disease Management
A detailed discussion on variegated poultry breeding and disease control. It emphasizes selecting strong breeding lines, testing lines over months, and using old birds for reproduction. It notes that disease susceptibility varies by line, with clear calls for careful culling and examination to reduce losses and improve hatch and rearing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane Tee
Poulkey
Ieee
Pthin Poulton
Sears
King of Jordan Orders Officials to Avoid Drinking
AMMAN AP report states King Abdul aik of Jordan bans government officials from drinking and gambling and backs curbs on imports. He urges officials and people to follow the Quran, citing Jordan’s sacred ties to Jerusalem and the city’s historic Christian, Muslim, and Jewish significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Abdulaik
Jordan
Mohammed
Lela
Abe' Koran
Jerusalem
Jerumiem
Agricultural notes on tomato spray residues and papaw planting
Provides old farming guidance on chemical spray residues for tomatoes including alkaline dips and acid treatments, plus papaw planting practices. Covers solution ratios, mixing, dipping of fruit, drying and packing, and planting density, windbreaks, seed beds, transplant timing, and fertilization guidance for papaws.
Milking Stool With Revolving Seat for Dairy Cows
Several dairy demonstration farms equipped with a small metal milking stool featuring a revolving seat. The device, about twelve inches diameter, is held by a central shaft and three legs, designed to protect cows and be durable, easy to clean, and preferred by dairymen over wood devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Tre Anid
Presbyterian Men’s Club Indoor Bowls at Andrew’s Hall
Indoor bowls hosted by the Presbyterian Men’s Club at Andrew’s Hall last Tuesday night featured teams led by Stoddart Mackenzie Graham Gill versus Shearer McNeigh Sparenburg Alex Mackenzie with scores 1 to 4. Subsequent matches included Stoddart McNeight Mackenzie versus Graham Newent Mackenzie and others, with sparse legible names and a final score around 11 to 7 amid scattered player references.
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Andrew's Hall
Stoddars
W. Mackenzie
Graham
Gill v. Shearer
McNeigh
Sparenburg
Alex McKenze
Isbister
Reid
Howard
Dearnes
Joe McKenzie
Clark
Gill
Dearest
Jon McKensis
Isbuster
Stoddart McNeught
Atherton
Gabaréer
Apel
Dorian Ree & Coe
Joie
Local Society Notes Highlight Year of Activities and Gifts
A community report details a year of meetings from 35 gatherings to a major carnival raising funds for the hospital and charity. It notes Christmas gifts for new babies, War Bond investments, and year end finances with a small credit balance. Officers and contributors are thanked, and a year end supper featured solos by Mr Peever.
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Mrr
L. Dowser
Brom
Reever
Furilla'y
Simmanis
Gine
Carr
Carr Supported Mrs. Girle
Teachrer
Mee
Dawsér
W. M. Simmonds
Bradshaw
Credit Dala
Wera
Mra. W. MC Eizimonds
C. Franklin
Iowa
Mra
Ward
Country
Wanall
Dow
Martin
Jakmatane
Barrett
Snd
Ile Teaha
CDA
Don Peever
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Stuart Marine
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Redlynch-road
Freshwater
Ofien
Dryadt
Leon Bow
Werate Government Insurance
Ories
Marine - General
Abbott Strest
G. Cadman
Maurice Goldsmith
Glazebrooks
Pater
Lagorp
Eding
Csirne
Sa Ann
Lee
Laubage Moth
Presbyterian Men's Club
Spence Street
Cairns
Queensland Machinery Co
Baierane
Australian National Airways Pty. Ltd
Fly IN Comfort
Atin Sia Lonae
Sonednesays
Sat
Inal ‘Range
Shurada vintaWae
Weilnesdastir Ag
Abingdon
Chovban
Nonanto i
Thurston Townsville
Brisbane
Bowen
Mackay
Rockhampton
Sydney
Melbourne
Spence ST
Mirenhyaa
Wehry Berry & CO
LTB
Linn Te Yorn
Adie Spent
Orit Cairny
Charlie King & CO
Abbott Street
Caiend
Lake $T
Tacmeonte
Bond
Richaras
Ha Chen Ances
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