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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
5
United States Department of Agriculture advises crop rotation and clean cultivation to control plant diseases and insects. Farmers should prepare soil well with manure, avoid overcrowding, rotate vegetables, and apply preventive, well timed pest controls for a healthier home garden.
Specialist guidance favors shallow cultivation for corn. Deep cultivation should be used only when soil is water soaked from heavy rains to dry and aerate it. Do not break roots. if roots break, plants form new roots but lose food supply. After 2 to 3 feet height, keep cultivation to 4 inches and prefer shallower work. Maintain a loose mulch 2 to 4 inches thick to retain moisture and aid rainfall penetration.
A letter from farmers notes the aim of improving cattle stock through purebred Holstein bulls. Writers describe interest in better sire quality and propose promoting better sires with a colored poster. They mention owning several cows and planning to head the herd with a purebred Holstein bull.
A farmer notes that gardens and thriving produce go together and that growing vegetables for winter is a crucial, often overlooked, part of successful gardening for the season.
A dramatic Sinn Fein raid in Dublin saw fifty armed men seize valuables at King's Inn, headquarters for Dublin's legal profession, then vanish without a trace. The incident follows a period of political tension and international events shaping early 20th century Europe.
The piece surveys Wilson’s Armenia mandate rejection in the senate, Geddes’ Washington address on entanglement in European affairs, a request for U S recognition of the Ukrainian republic, as well as May price conditions and back taxes measures. It also cites alleged DOJ abuses amid a National Popular Government League report.
Clarence Murphy of Kansas City fired at random in the Baltimore hotel dining room and lobby, wounding a house detective slightly while several bullets narrowly missed guests. four policemen overpowered him.
Mrs Suga Brooks of Grand Island Missouri credits Thedford s Black Draught with reversing stomach and liver trouble. She says it regulated her bowels cleared her liver and left her feeling like a new person. The ad urges regular use to keep the liver functioning and directs readers to purchase from a drugstore.
The Kansas City Star quotes a playful exchange with Bearcat Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. The line hints at a lighthearted rivalry and a claim that if fighting occurred there would be only one crying.
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