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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
7
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The article argues intensive methods boost output by equipping workers with up to date machinery and optimizing soil management. It asserts greater crop quality and productivity, citing demonstrations of improved results at farms and factories.
The article discusses fertilizer use for potatoes and wheat, advising clover as a cover and deep plowing for a second crop. It describes extensive fertilizer applications per acre and warns against manure dust. It cites USDA April 1 wheat yield estimates for 1915 and 1914, noting high prices and small per-acre costs for spring fertilizer.
Handling Orchard Fertility advice discusses bearing orchards with reduced plant food, recommended 400 600 pounds of high grade fertilizer, potash notes, and manure practices. Also lists multiple rental notices for rooms and houses on Main Street, York Street, Washington Street, Pleasant Street, Center Street, and others with contact inquiries.
Executor Jon Unsin issues notice in Columbus township Warren County Pennsylvania for the late John Moser estate. He requires all indebted parties to settle promptly and all claimants to present authenticated demands for settlement.
The text discusses lime supplements and fertilizers as substitutes for fortillarrs or sawmites, claiming they are promoted by Bulletin 400 of the General f experiment' station in New York. It mentions maintaining the supply of tertilimers and organic malts and hints at interpretations by unnamed export stations, with garbled forms suggesting analysis and effects.
A historical note cites the Ohta Experiment Station showing barnyard manure valued at 60 per ton in its untreated form, but rising to 4.80 when treated with 40 pounds of acid phosphate per ton and stored properly. The report stresses that manure alone is not a balanced fertilizer and recommends phosphate addition for optimal results.
A page segment shows Republican and Democratic primary notices for May 16 1916 with names like Jeremiah J Sullivan Henry Ap Clark and Frank V Connell. statements announcing candidacies for state offices and national convention delegates. The section also lists farm for sale items including a chestnut gelding two yearlings two year old Holstein bulls and two year old cattle and a small notice about Dawson Brothers store hours and sales.
Real estate notice offering the Clark residence at 2228 Smith Street. Modern home with hardwood floors furnace and cement cellar window shades. Will be sold on easy terms to the buyer.
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