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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
5
A garbled farm and garden note offers scattered guidance on growing cannas and flowering plants, watering, and pruning. It mentions education and practical work, plus a casual remark about plants thriving with sun and soil, though many phrases are unclear.
Garden guidance for autumn sowing and spring preparation. Lists flowers and perennials to sow, divide, or transplant, with care tips for borders, mulching, and tools. Advises on removal of weeds, preserving hardy plants, and protecting gardeners with appropriate hats and attire.
Celery cultivation guidance outlines early spring planting, ground preparation, and fertilization. Details cover furrow spacing for self branching and Branched varieties, manure placement, and soil preparation to ensure strong early growth and robust final yield.
A 1920s style gardening notice discusses grass fertilisation in late spring, warning against overuse of nitrate rich fertilizers during drought. It contrasts the harms of unrutted manure with recommended stabilised and weed free products, noting nitrate risks and urging careful application to lawns.
The Royal Horticultural Society introduced two new rose varieties in England, including Constance, which features large, handsome blooms in yellow with red tints. The plants are described as sturdy and appealing, though some imports from America are noted with doubt about their performance.
Storms strike wheat fields causing widespread damage and price pressure. Farmers face reduced yields as reports describe shattered heads and broken stems while buyers forecast slower harvests and tighter markets.
The Boston wool market shows mixed results with substantial shipments of territory wool and high grade lots. Prices drift on washed and unwashed wools as buyers and sellers adjust to market signals amid ongoing trade conditions.
The report notes a scale at the city market weighing several loads. Prices for commodities are listed with a price of 13.59 per ton and a state tax reference. Local weighmaster Hespertiel and officials oversee the sale and measure accuracy.
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