Rose Blackspot Threat to Gardeners Roses
Texas experts warn that rose blackspot is the leading rose disease in Texas, striking mainly in spring and fall. Dark spots on leaves spread to shoots, causing yellowing, leaf drop, and eventual shoot death. hot dry weather slows it. Control by sulfur dust weekly after rain, avoid irrigation on leaves, and consult a county agent or Texas Agricultural Experiment Station for guidance.
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Rose River
Sadie Hatfield
Texas A&m College
Texas
Wichuralana Snd
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
College ‘Station
Hatfield
W A Waddle Plants Grasses on Cedar Fields Farm
W A Waddle four miles west of Cedar Falls farms grasses on three acres of Yellow Bluestem using a four row planter. He sods two water ways for rapid grass spread to building terraces and seeds seven acres of waterway with Bermuda and Buffalo grasses. Land is in good correlation for strong germination and cultivation to ensure first year spread.
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W. A. Waddle
Cedar Fills
Waddle
Dalworth
Bermuda
Intrigues Male Movie Stars Seed Buffalo Grass Pasture
Mr T W Patton seeds 300 pounds of Buffalo grass on pasture land that has grown clover for a year using the Dis street drill. It is late for Buffalo grass seeding, but he has prepared a good seed bed and hopes some grass will come up next spring.
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T. W. Patton
Patton
Pat
Ton
Inflation and wages threaten the American standard of living
Montpelier Vermont voices warn that even large wage gains fail to outpace rising prices. The piece argues inflation erodes savings, insurance values, and purchasing power, urging individuals and communities to cut costs and act together to lower the cost of living.
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France
Paris
Taflor Alon
Ulead
China
Coxethert
Cod
Ave Knowles
Social Security Manager Explains Where Contributions Go
Ernest L. Tutt, Social Security manager, explains that Old-Age and Survivors Insurance premiums are often confused with other withholdings labeled as Income Fixes. He clarifies money paid in is allocated to programs within the Social Security system.
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Ernest L. Tutt
Federal Insurance premiums and old age benefits explained
The Federal insurance system charges workers 1 percent of wages up to 3000 yearly. Premiums fund retirement and life insurance, with payments varying by earnings and eligibility. Benefits are modest and not a substitute for thrift, encouraged alongside private savings and investments. Payments begin at retirement 65 or for survivors after death, and applications are required in every case.
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Tutt Sys
Arnee
Tult
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