14 Jan 1949
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
1
Logan and Hocking County residents were reminded today that Monday January 17 is the deadline for filing declarations of estimated tax for 1948. Collector Marty J. Busey explained the extended date due to Saturday.
In Nice on the Riviera a narrator meets Harry from Irvington New Jersey. Harry, on leave, works for a four seventy to four eighty exchange rate and plans to return to Newark by February. The encounter prompts reflections on homeland, money, and the lure of a foreign life.
Sixty seven dogs have been destroyed in Vinton County in the war against rabies. Heads of seven foxes and several dogs and cats were sent to Columbus for lab examination and found rabid. A fox bit two dogs and three horses, chased Mrs Sowers and her niece before it was killed.
Mountain sheep are cud-chewing ruminants with four chambered stomachs. Hunters call the animal the most coveted prize, and shooting for any reason other than a trophy head is deemed immoral.
A study reports northern pike prey on about 9 million wild ducks each year across habitats. Researchers note the predation affects waterfowl populations and highlights ecological impact on wetlands and fisheries.
Hog prices across weight classes show a steady to weak trend from 180 to 400 pounds with 22.00 for 180-220, 16.50 for 350-400, sows 14.00-16.00, stags 14.50 down. Cattle are light and mostly cows on market with bulls 16.00-23.00 and good beef cows 18.00-19.00. Calves steady with good to choice 28.00-31.00 and prime 32.00-35.00. outs 19.00 down. Sheep and lambs are steady to strong for light to good quality, with various price ranges.
A distilled reader Q and A column covers philodendron care in soil versus water, blue phlox subulata, sowing self sowing flowers, buying hardy garden chrysanthemums, making liquid manure, tulip poplar seed germination, identifying a leaf as tulip tree, and requests for winter bouquets and Christmas decorations guidance.
Professor Ries discusses identification of two Lycopodium ground pines and notes they are protected by law in many states. He explains preserving them and warns against harvesting for Christmas greens. The rubber plant section outlines stripping bark and moss grafting to propagate new roots before severing the rooted cutting.
The weed is ground ivy and is best controlled by spraying with 2 4 D per container instructions. DDT targets insects and won t harm weeds. Peony roots planted in late summer or fall won t appear until spring. leave them in the ground over winter and expect growth next season.
The text notes that growth requires carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, calcium, iron, magnesium, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and sulfur with occasional traces of other elements.
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