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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1918
Page
14
Guidance warns against planting a second crop of the same vegetable in the same plot occupied by the first. Rotate species to prevent soil depletion and disease buildup, improving yields and soil health over seasons.
The article explains careful soil fertility and timing for successive crops. It warns against repeating related crops and lists compatible sequences like lettuce with radish followed by celery, and recommends avoiding cabbage after cabbage or brassicas to prevent shared diseases. It notes crop rotation helps control pests and diseases and hints at future lessons.
Pacific Baseball League teams start preseason training across venues from Los Angeles to San Diego and San Francisco to Sacramento with early games played among semi pro squads. Weather delays have hindered progress, but clubs remain focused on preparation for the season.
At Camp Kearny San Diego April milk is said to be the beverage in greatest demand for Fortieth division exchanges. Trucks bring dozens of cases of pint bottles to feed hundreds of gallons daily while quart bottles supply kitchens. Pints sell at 10 cents at the camp bar alongside candy and cake in strong demand. Chocolate follows tobacco as a popular market item.
Camp mess sells cake and pastry in large quantities. Sweets are packaged in foil or pressed paper, retailing at 5 or 16 cents each, ensuring good condition for soldiers.
The report notes American troops joining the battle line as Allied confidence grows. King George wires praise to the lord mayor of London and Lloyd George promises a strengthened Papal military junta will be surprised by the Americans’ coming efforts in the war.
Cheyenne’s girls and boys basketball teams defeated Grover in a Friday doubleheader before a packed gym audience. Girls won 7 to 0 and the boys finished 42 to an unknown final, with both teams showing strong form. An informal dance followed the games as victory joy spread.
Pupils across grades engage in two minute speech sessions with upper grade pairs guiding younger students. Thrift stamp sales at Churchill school exceed 100 dollars as seventh graders prepare to join the drive. The Johnson School P T A met with forty present. Liberty Loan talk, solos, and Red Cross work discussed. tests show progress and index cards for tracking student reports. Cadet tournament set for April 19 with eight squads, Junior Prom April 13, and class rings trend among juniors.
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