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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
3
The Ohio Experiment Station advises dipping sheep to defeat external pests. Lime sulfur, tobacco, and ips are common. coal tar and cresylic dips also used. Cresol dips require about 0.5 percent cresylic acid. Lime-sulphur mix details include eight pounds unsifted lime, eleven pounds hydrated lime, twenty four pounds sulphur with water to produce a 100 gallon final solution used warm.
A fragment from a local newspaper notes a Cent Barn event involving individuals named Fue and Bourke. Details are limited but indicate a community gathering or activity at a central barn location.
Correcting vision requires effort by the eye. far sightedness causes nerve energy drain and discomfort if the eye struggles to focus. Partial squints can also bring annoyance. A thorough examination by an optometrist confirms the condition. Will Weber Optometrist, Optician and Jeweler in Wauseon Ohio advertises services.
U S Department of Agriculture guide outlines two pest groups. It details cutworms attacking tomatoes and other crops, wireworms and blister beetles as widespread threats, and plant lice affecting cucumbers cabbage and peas with remedies including poisoned bait and nicotine fumigation.
Farmers' Bulletin 648 outlines practical steps for battling cutworms and white grubs. It covers molasses-bait mixtures, timing of applications to target active periods, and keeping children and livestock away. It also stresses cultural practices like crop rotation, deep plowing, disking, and hand removal for small patches, plus use of fertilizers and gas lime, with hogs and fowl aiding grub reduction.
The United States Department of Agriculture endorses soy beans as an adaptable main crop in short rotations following grain crops. The seed’s value supports growing soy as a principal crop, fitting anywhere corn is used, with spring-sown advantages and strong market prospects.
The Whitaker Paper Co president stresses clear vision and rectitude as keys to survival and prosperity. He argues real national prosperity requires foreign credits and export markets, noting Europe’s buying power and the need for a robust international credit system to spur U S industry. The piece urges endurance and fitness of organizations amid sharpened competition in the postwar era.
Economic conditions for highway building across the United States have improved. Rail facilities for handling road-building materials are better. Labor conditions have aided road work, and higher unemployment is pushing more men into construction jobs, benefiting contractors pushing road construction.
A Wauseon man, criticized for showing no interest in town improvement, is described as stealing a ride on the chariot of progress and becoming the focal point of debate about the town’s development efforts.
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