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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
11
United States Department of Agriculture experts urge deep soil, crop rotation, and clean cultivation to curb garden pests and disease. They advise insect and disease monitoring, timely remedies, and cooperative neighbor efforts to protect vegetables and improve soil health.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report that most experiments favor shallow cultivation for corn. Deep cultivation is only sometimes beneficial when soil is waterlogged from heavy rains and should avoid root breakage. After 2 to 3 feet in height, cultivation should not exceed 4 inches, with a loose mulch 2 to 8 inches thick to preserve moisture and aid rainfall penetration.
Farmers recognize the worth of improved live stock though goals remain distant. A township farmer asks for colored posters about better sires to post near a sawmill carriage shop and blacksmith, noting they plan to head their herd with a pure bred Holstein bull soon.
Gardens and small fruit pair with winter vegetable growing as a key overlooked aspect of home gardening, emphasizing planning and seasonal harvests.
A sensational Sinn Fein raid in Dublin saw fifty armed men seize munition at King's Inn, the legal heart of the city, and escape without trace. Other items note Diaz in Mexico City discussing a provisional government, and a papal move inviting Catholic sovereigns to Rome.
In Washington the Supreme Court voids the Ohio state constitutional amendment affecting ratification of federal amendments. President Wilson’s plea for an American Armenia mandate fails in the Senate by a two to one vote with only twelve Democrats voting yes. Sir Auckland Geddes warns against European entanglements at George Washington University.
A man identified as Clarence Murphy of Kansas City fired in the Southern hotel dining room and lobby, wounding a house detective slightly while others escaped harm. four policemen subdued him as bullets narrowly missed patrons. Other items note Coca Cola litigation, Wilson backing treaty ratification, Weeds case, and coal embargo talk.
Grandin Missouri resident Mrs Susa Brooks recounts stomach and liver trouble with headaches and constipation. She credits Thedford s Black-Draught with regulating bowels cleaning the liver and restoring her health after starting with large then smaller doses. She urges readers to use Black-Draught to keep the liver functioning and to visit a druggist for a package.
Two youths from Rumus Ridge are questioned after a tense scene. The elder asks why they cry, and Bearcat Johnson responds that if they had fought there would only be one crying, signaling a playful dispute rather than serious violence.
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