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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
4
The Pullman state experiment station reports two field corn varieties Thayer yellow dent and Windus White dent. The yellow matures earlier while Windus ripens well. both are suitable for silage and grain. The station seeds excess corn for planting and sells the rest to farmers after germination tests. Farmers are encouraged to save their own seed and may receive instructions from the station.
The piece argues that true greatness endures beyond youth or peak moments. It cites Lincoln Adams Franklin Harrison Dickens Edison and Alexander, saying greatness lies in persistent effort and desire for unattained goals, not in retiring after success.
Horticultural authorities advise pruning to avoid crossing limbs and encourage fruit over wood. Winter pruning remains common though summer pruning, best in July or August, promotes fruit buds. Idaho experiments show higher yields for summer pruned trees. For large cuts, avoid long stubs and use white lead paint on wounds. grafting wax suits small branches.
Classified note lists manifold typewriter paper offered at The Echo Oeffie store. Includes brief pricing hint and contact method. No further details provided.
An editorial urges humane treatment of immigrants from port of entry onward. It questions whether the pledge of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness is upheld and argues for guiding newcomers with American laws and institutions to foster useful citizenship.
A testimonial ad urges early warning from nature to prevent kidney ailments and warns of dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. It says Electric Bitters cure backache and restore well being, citing Peter Bondy of Rockwood Michigan as a benefactor. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
William Roach and Albert Meisner dissolve their business partnership in Leavenworth Washington. M F Roach to continue the business and assume all debts and collect all accounts. Date January 26 1912.
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