19 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
1
Cornell expert Professor Oskamp explains pruning after the first heavy frost helps form a strong tree framework, controls height, and improves light penetration and fruit quality. Proper technique reduces damage, keeps trees vigorous, and enables cheaper, healthier harvests through sharp tools and careful cuts.
South Dakota experiment station researchers report a three cent per tree method to kill plum tree borers. Prof George L Gilbertson describes melting paraffin and adding paradichlorobenzine to form a protective coat that vaporizes slowly to reach and kill larvae, with fumigation lasting days. The technique is hailed as the first practical control after two decades of study.
Apple growers discuss spraying and dusting programs tailored to apple varieties. Experts note varieties differ in injury susceptibility and russet risk, making scheduled, targeted applications likely. Progress toward better fruit at lower cost is anticipated as growers adopt these practices.
New Jersey station introduced a seedling peach named New Jersey No. 66 noted for exceptional hardiness in buds. It withstood severe winter cold with most buds alive and is described as a large white freestone with bright color and firm flesh. Trees available for planting.
United States Department of Agriculture finds mold on eggs from cold storage likely caused by unseasoned wood in shipping cases. Spot mold appears on eggshells and can spread inside, lowering market value. seasoned wood reduces moisture and mold development.
A reader asks how to rid grapevines of bees that ruin fruit. Af H Kimball explains the honey bee cannot puncture grape skin as mouth parts lack that function. Bees may exploit already damaged skin to feed, but the law protects bees from poisons.
Bordeaux potato leaf hoppers can be controlled using the Bordeaux mixture on potatoes beans sugar beets or other crops. Favorable weather may cause rapid crop loss within one to two weeks without control. Leaf hoppers have fewer natural enemies, so thorough spraying with the 4450 formula is necessary for effective control.
Ohio University specialists advise liberal watering and nitrate fertilizer at two pounds per 1000 square feet every two weeks in summer to help grass compete with trees. Deep tree roots and expansive leaves deprive grass of moisture and light, making proper care essential.
Agricultural observations advise vaccinating pigs around 40 pounds for immunity. Millet is rarely fed to livestock unless ground. Proper ventilation in laying houses prevents fall colds. Pigs fed grain on mixed clover pasture gain faster in Ohio Wooster trials. If using artificial illumination on pallets, start in November with regular on off times and a reflector.
A near sighted civilian lost for 37 days in Yellowstone Park survived with improvised fire and sparse food after losing his glasses. Truman Everts, part of the Washburn expedition, was rescued near Mt Washburn as rumors swirled about the true location of events and place names after his ordeal.
A young woman visits a library and awaits her father’s reaction as the suitor reveals he has $3000 in the bank. The father’s response is simply that he borrowed the money.
David travels across Montana and into Arizona copper country where he encounters the Twins, Latitude and Longitude, enigmatic figures who claim to shape the world. The pair tell a tale of influence as David grows weary and curious, listening to their odd geometry and unfolding banter.
In a playful scene a girl named Mary Jane asks what anarchists are and Billy offers a foolish reply about wanting others possessions and not washing themselves. The exchange ends with Mary Jane declaring they are just small bosses grown up in a comic tone.
A classroom moment features a teacher asking for 116 minus 14 and a student dismissing the exchange as foolish. The terse exchange captures a light clash over a simple arithmetic task.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative that cleanses the bowels gently and quickly. It claims to remove poisons, improve energy, and ease headaches, with 47 years of experience cited for credibility.
A line reads that He Til offers to obtain two tickets for the symphony and invites someone to bring their mother. The note suggests assistance in securing seats and accompanying a parent to the concert.
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