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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1962
Page
8
Gardeners are urged to fertilize chrysanthemums and lawns as cooling nights arrive to boost flower size and lawn vigor. The piece notes that proper fertilization can improve later-season growth, recovery from winter stress, and overall lawn appearance, while warning against fertilizer use on stressed Bermuda mite–infested turf.
The note discusses tips for mums and roses in autumn, noting care, pruning, and display concerns. It highlights planting, staking, and stem support to prevent leggy growth and crooked branches, with attention to garden location and visibility of stems.
Expert landscape guidance covers shade overhangs for patios using wood framing and slats to create cooling patterns. It suggests bench seating from fir or red cedar, sectional fences to separate garden zones, windbreaks, and decorative touches to enhance outdoor charm and function. Proper pruning and plant care boost early bloom and long season rewards.
James White a sophomore at Lutlebeck High found a dozen snake eggs on his father A J White Jr’s farm south of Carlisi. The pair incubated the clutch in a jar and eight snakes emerged. they plan to release the harmless hog-nosed snakes on the farm despite the mother's reservations while Wolffarth Elementary teacher Mrs. White watches.
Police investigate a series of strangulations in Greater Boston over two months. Jane Sullivan witho werd practical nurse found in her apartment. four other women aged 55 to 68 found strangled in Back Bay, Brighton, and Lynn apartments. Suspect method includes garroting with stockings and pillow cases. cases unsolved.
Philadelphia and Camden become the nation’s first cities to require safety belts for both drivers and passengers in taxicabs. The Yellow Cab Co said it would outfit 1,590 cabs with belts immediately.
Homeowners face an increasing insect problem with mealy bugs on honeysuckle. Yellowing leaves signal severe infestations, and gardeners may need to inspect stems for hidden pests. Diazanon shows promise, and repeated sprays may be necessary to control stubborn infestations.
Five cubs, James Rowlette Larry Parker Billie Parker Larry Dusek and Kim Craig, received wolf badges at Cub Scout Pack 49’s regular meeting held at Packmaster Chuck Dusek’s home. Gary Fergerson won best stick horse and Kim Craig the best covered wagon. A space themed film strip was shown. Den chief Earnest Terry and den mother Mrs. Dorothy Dusck assisted. Rev. Keith Wiseman of Epworth Methodist Church attended as special guest.
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