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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
2
Ithaca state college agronomy professor O Underwood explains how fertilizing speeds tomato maturity. He notes nitrogen early supports vine growth, phosphorus aids fruit ripening, and potash helps overall development. Rates vary by soil type and crop goals, with economics guiding fertilizer use.
Farrowing pens should include fenders to shield piglets. Use 2 by 8 inch planks attached as shelves about eight inches above floor on both sides of the corner. This prevents the sow from squeezing piglets against walls or lying on them. A board overlay on a Meathcrete floor makes the nest bed warmer drier and cleaner.
Summer spray for apples known as the cluster bud or pink spray is most effective when applied as pink buds appear in blossom clusters. Formulation includes one and one half gallons of liquid lime sulfur and one and one half pounds of arsenate of lead to each fifty gallons of spray. Dryimeanulphae may be used to stand of liquid material.
Agricultural hints advise stopping the army of pests with two week intervals. Counter bitter weeds before they gut pastures. Millet is drought resistant and a good forage and hay crop. Grading farm products boosts profits. Weeds along roadsides shelter insects in winter. Maintain soil fertility with proper crop rotation and manures. Cooperative marketing grows, aiding farmers to safeguard their date-ests to the usure.
G B Arnold of Ohio State University notes that national potato yield per person above 3.8 bushels typically lowers prices the next season while yields below 3.2 to 3 bushels per person tend to push prices up. Indicated crop levels influence grower decisions on storing or selling at harvest. Federal data show late potato states’ production remains the key factor in price levels.
The plantation advises clean cultural practices to control strawberry leaf spot. Use resistant varieties, ensure good air and water drainage, remove diseased leaves, rotate with other crops, and plow under after one crop. Destroy infected leaves when renovating, mow and burn badly infected plantations, and only then spray may be needed one to three times per season with 44 50 Bordeaix spray to curb unexpected attacks.
At weaning, pigs should receive grain rations that include milk or skim milk in adequate quantities. A good pasture supports growth, and well managed pigs aim for about one pound daily weight gain. Self feeders offer convenient feeding of corn and forage, keep feed dry and available, and often yield better gains than hand feeding.
Seed potatoes treated three to four weeks before planting show no sprout delay from disease organisms. Early treatment reduces dormancy time and speeds growth to harvest readiness. Over eight years in Kansas test plots, treating potatoes increased average yield by 22 bushels per acre.
A University of Nebraska note says dusters work better in eastern regions and under dew on calm mornings. To maximize effect they should be applied early before wind rises, as windy days reduce usefulness.
Grinding roughage does not raise digestibility or value for dairy feed. Coarse feeds, when ground, may reduce waste but not improve intake. Grinding coarse feed offers little benefit for concentrate lacking feeds and does not improve quality after silo storage.
A United States Department guide outlines tips for successful community picnics. It stresses comfort, shade, seating, clean water, and food planning, recommending a cafeteria style service to reduce waste and ensure even distribution of dishes.
A USDA prepared description outlines a sun suit for children with a cretonne and net hat and suit. It details materials, construction tips, pattern adaptation from a commercial romper, and features such as a ventilated crown, bias tape trim, and starched brim to protect the head and eyes on sunny days.
Old USDA guidance notes clams are in season all summer as oysters falter. Two main types, hard shell and soft shell, feature steamed, baked or fried preparations with fritters popular for supper. A recipe instructs grinding heavy clams, mixing with dry ingredients and clam liquor, then frying in hot fat.
American Home describes three window ventilator types to ease kitchen heat. Each unit runs on electricity and can be moved with the family, with options including a simple moveable fan hood over the range and a built in version during construction.
The article notes rural areas gaining industries from hogs shipped to Chicago to plants turning out cotton by products and metal goods. It argues rural districts attract manufacturers with local markets, improved schools, and electricity, boosting land values and agricultural credit while spreading tax burdens.
A small house appears larger on little ground and benefits from trees and foundation shrubbery to look in better proportion. Plant native shrubs and trees to fit the local climate. they require less work and can add value if you sell later.
Smaller Missouri towns seize on DIA authorization allowing all cities to adopt ordinances creating city planning and zoning commissions. These bodies would propose permanent physical layouts and present them to city councils for approval, a process praised by the St Louis Post Dispatch.
Engineers from the United States Bureau of Public Roads urge minimum highway widths to improve safety. A two lane highway should be at least 20 feet wide, with built up sections needing 26 feet, and 60 feet where diagonal and right angle parking is permitted.
The text discusses land needs for fruit growing, estimating ten to twelve square rods for summer fruit trees and about five and a half to two acres for other varieties except winter apples. It notes summer apples as less permanent and suggests placing them between winter apples as fillers.
A brief Waldport Oregon Tribune note recounts a community effort where a speaker declines immediate action, suggesting he needs time to reflect before committing. The item highlights local civic engagement and the cautious approach to public service decisions.
A discussion arises on how money earned locally circulates within The Dalles community. Critics argue residents should direct spending to local businesses while proponents highlight broader economic lessons. The debate centers on whether home town earnings stay local or feed distant suppliers.
A county beautification effort led by local clubwomen initiates a campaign to plant trees and vines along highways. As the season progresses, decorative towers will be added, with designs and placements chosen by the community members.
A vintage advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for stomach distress from overeating and smoking. It claims the preparation alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system, endorsing physicians' approval and urging readers not to substitute another product.
When arranging pansies violets garden primroses and other short-stemmed flowers fill a shallow bowl with damp sand and insert the stems. They will last longer than in water. Keep the sand slightly dusty with fresh water. Do not make hasty resolutions.
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