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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

5

Fumigation with Hydrocyanic Acid Gas for Plants

The report outlines using hydrocyanic acid gas as a plant insecticide since 1886, noting that short high doses are most effective and plant tolerance varies. It explains calculating cubic contents of greenhouses, dosing per cubic foot, and step by step fumigation procedure with safety cautions for workers and nearby homes.

Bureau of Entomology

Relic of Lexington flag owned by Emma Knight questioned

Boston story about a British flag said to have been captured at Lexington and passed through Israel Foster to Marblehead and Manchester families. The piece’s history is debated, with notes on its dimensions, alterations, and use by militia under Washington before 1777.

Boston Emma F. Knight West Medford Mans Gage Lexington and Concord Israel Foster Essex County State House Lexington Poster Israel Manchester James A. Knight Knight Foster Marblehead Salem Maelish Sol Diers Charlestown Washington Lne England Mass

A Commodious Piggery for Northern Sections at Winnipeg Agricultural College

A piggery built at the Winnipeg Agricultural College features lean-tos on both sides for driveways and exercise sheds, with south side windows spanning nearly the full length. Pens have cement floors sloped to absorb liquid, and a cellar beneath for storing roots.

Agricultural College Winnipeg

Brady the Egg King Dominates Rush Easter Contest

Cumberland, Md, reports on William Brady of Rush who has held the egg picking championship for 25 years. He selects hard shelled eggs by tooth, colors them with onion dye, and parades in a striped suit before the Easter contest. He vows retirement as his teeth fail to distinguish shells.

Cumberland Rush Here William Brady Brady

Government grape vineyard to be established in Vineland

Secretary Wilson approves an experimental grape vineyard of over 100 acres in Vineland New Jersey for the middle Atlantic states. Prof Husman and Mr Scheer will oversee ten acres with Dr Voorhees aiding soil and fertilizer work. Fifty grape varieties will be tested and juice production studied.

Middle Atlantic States Ives United States

Wolf Raids Grand Island Deer Preserve in Lake Superior

A wolf invaded Iron company deer preserve on Grand Island off Alger county Michigan for the first time in a year. Trackers chased the animal across the ice, it killed one deer and carried off a portion of the carcass while repeatedly failing to reach the rest of the enclosure. After a long pursuit the wolf crossed back to the mainland toward Indiantown.

Munising Mich Iron Company Grand Island Alger County Lake Superior Indiantown

Daylight Limited Farmers Rail Car On Abandoned Line

Private road six miles of former Wabash railroad between Shumway and Effingham in Mattoon Illinois is now a working farm conveyance. A gondola hand car with a tong pole propels the vehicle, carrying up to 20 riders, and makes regular market day trips along the line abandoned eight months ago due to maintenance costs.

Mattoon Shumway Effingham Wabash Railroad

Nocturnal Visitor Question Sparks Town Gossip

Sam complains to Chloe about an insult to his friend Mr. Jackson. Susan insists the matter is settled, while Chloe asks who the nocturnal visitor was. Yonkers Statesman reports a local exchange turning on a mysterious late night caller.

Susan Mr. Jackson Yonkers Statesman

A Horseless Farm Opinion in The Electrical Review

An editorial ponders future farm power use noting water power development and utilities courting farm customers. It suggests farmers likely remain conservative and slow to adopt, preferring established methods as new technology emerges.

The Electrical Review

A Handy Engine For The Farm Power From Many Fuels

The article argues portable electric motors can replace horses for farm tasks reducing upkeep and labor. It notes horses are costly to feed and require constant attention, while motors offer greater efficiency. It compares horses to hearses and cars for hauling, and foresees freeing farm land for profitable crops if the motorized option is adopted.

How to Establish and Care for a Lawn

The article outlines lawn setup practices including rolling and watering to keep soil moist, regular mowing at proper height, and annual fertilizer after establishment. It discusses options between sowing seed and sodding with turf, noting edge use and slopes, plus timing for sowing in spring or autumn for reseeding thin areas.

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