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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1906

Page

9

Millionaire name dispute over will pits widow against rival

In Pittsburgh Samuel S Brown left his fortune of about 20 million to his daughter-in-law Grace Brown and to Martha Lewis, triggering a court contest alleging undue influence. Grace and Martha, once close, became rivals as the will favored Lewis with cash bonds a library and a racing trophy while Grace received only brewery bonds and a share set to vanish upon remarriage.

Martha BE. Lewis Grace McGoodwin Brown Samuel 8. Brown Smoky City Martha F. Lewis Mia Brown Samuel Pittsburg New York New Orleans Hese Miss Lewis Kentucky William Frown Princeton Will Brown Bert Will Nellie Italy Grace Mr. Brown William Brown Grace McGood Win Mrs. Brown Misa Lewis Hrowna Marty Mr. Browan Martha EB. Lewis Grace Brown Martha Lewis Union ‘Trip Company Pittebure Conany Grace M. Brown Aeald Millonaire Mrs Brown Samuel 5. Brown New York Sunday World Mary Brown Church Harry Brown Strang

The White Grub and Beetle Larvae in Strawberry Fields

The article explains white grubs damage strawberry fields, noting no effective chemical remedy and stressing prevention. It advises using old sod land, full plowing two seasons before planting, and rotating crops with early cabbage crimson clover buckwheat or rye, followed by summer sowing to keep fields clean.

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Seed Bed Preparation for Garden Use

Prairie Farmer describes a method to prepare a fine loose seed bed by plowing to six to seven inches, disc harrowing, drying, float leveling, and repeated disk and float passes. The process improves moisture retention, makes plant food accessible, and aids rapid germination and easier subsequent cultivation.

Drains and Farmyard Tips From The Farmers Review

The text offers practical barnyard drainage advice for improving drainage and appearance. It discusses ladder use for roof work, windstone trough practices, and slanting posts. It stresses keeping drains protected from trampling stock and aligning surface drains near fences or buildings for effective water removal.

Remembering Farm Machinery Repairs and Delays

A Farm Journal note warns buyers to store gardening and harvesting machines in good condition and order needed repairs early. It can take three to four weeks to obtain parts and delays may render equipment useless when needed.

The Farm Journal

Plow Wet Land in Dry Time for Seeded Hay

Farm Journal advises plowing excessively wet fields only during very dry periods. After harrowing, seed to red top grass and alfalfa clover to improve drainage and establish a productive cover.

Farm Journal

Cost of Production on the Farm Demands Careful Accounting

The article argues farmers must track cost of production to know profits beyond costs. It cites a Rosendale, Wisconsin farmer who learned dairy and poultry were profitable while beef, hogs, and wheat were loss-making. It invites other farmers to inventory their property, record purchases and revenues, and share balance sheets.

H. Seriber Rosendale Wis Saya

Home Made Clod Crusher Improves Inclined Soil

A profitable implement that levels and crushes clods on sloped ground can be built at home. By splitting a log of hard wood about two feet in diameter and attaching end supports with iron hoops and chains, one can fashion an effective soil reveler at low cost. A good team of horses can handle it if the jolts aren’t too heavy, as shown in the illustration.

Indianapolis News

Regional Alfalfa Types Show Winter Hardiness Variations

Test of alfalfa from different sources finds southern state weed derived seed from California and Arizona winter-kills, while Kansas and Utah seed survives. Peru alfalfa also dies in winter, Turkestan and Samarkand alfalfa withstand winters well, even outperforming common alfalfa. Turkestan yields similar to common alfalfa in normal years and better in dry years, indicating good adaptation to dry climates.

California Arizona Kansas Utah Peru Turkestan Samarkand

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