Oats Ailment Baffles Farmers Across Counties
Farmers report oats with light brown color like rust though investigations show it is not rust. Wheat looks promising but late due to backward spring. Corn is the latest in years with late planting and replanting common. Pasture lands are good and hay crops, including clover, look strong after frequent rains.
Open Season for Squirrels Starts July First
A new fish and game law extends the squirrel shooting season from July 1 to October 31. Hunters must obtain a one dollar license from the county clerk, unless hunting on their own land. Local reports note few squirrels in the area due to scarce timber and prior violations. W R Massey and son, Leland, were in Terre Haute on Tuesday.
Crops Show Good Yield Amid Spring Conditions
In general the crops are good, especially when we consider the kind of spring.
Commissioning Kingman schools could boost town growth
Hope runs high that Kingman schools will be commissioned before the new term. A well-run school enhances enrollment, and the town’s reputation. current prospects show enrollment likely to rise with prompt commissioning.
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