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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1969
Page
5
Clark farmers can dry wet wheat using corn-drying equipment with modified rules. Keep wheat depth to about six feet and use fan assisted drying. monitor moisture and temperature to avoid spoilage and overdrying. Banvel herbicide clearance aids weed control in corn and pastures with caution for drift and crop injury.
Advice on interseeded alfalfa and red clover to suppress weeds. Clip and remove straw promptly, clipping height 1 to 8 inches to minimize shading and improve stand. If removal isn’t possible, at least clip stubble. Consider baling clippings for feed bedding or sale.
When a tire blows, stay on the steering wheel and keep the car moving forward. Ease up on the accelerator but do not brake. let the car slow gradually. Once under control, brake gently and move onto the road shoulder.
Consumers should pick cut melons with firm juicy flesh and deep red color free of white streaks. Dark brown to black seeds indicate ripeness. For uncut melons choose smooth rind with slight dullness, rounded ends, and creamy undersides to judge freshness.
When picking a rose be careful not to injure the plant. Use a sharp knife and cut flowers with short stems. Remove foliage with long stems to protect food manufacture and leave at least two leaves between the cut and main stem. Cut roses in the late afternoon.
Garden notes cover capan spray for brown rot, harvest timing for cucumbers onions and asparagus, weed control, and corn earworm suppression. Remainder details a five year pig study at University of Illinois on atherosclerosis funded by NIH, with methods, objectives, and participating farms in Clark County.
Practical safety and maintenance guidance for mini bikes from Mr Enginuity. Emphasizes pre flight checks, oil quality and interval changes, upright riding, avoiding drops, keeping engines clean, and regular air filter care. Includes offer for a free booklet from Engine D Products Company in Wisconsin.
Maintenance of conservation practices is essential to extend their life. Check farm ponds for muskrat damage and spillway erosion, erosion structures for rodent and freezing damage, and grass waterways for bare spots. Clip water ways in August and fertilize with field operations. Seventeen Clark County farmers have signed cooperative agreements with the Clark County Soil.
Mrs Mary E Behner and Mr and Mrs Glen Sweitzer visited Oaklawn with Mr Clark Pulver family. Several neighbors visited Rosa Statesman and attended missionary meetings. Walter Cox died after brief illness in Kimundy with community sympathy offered.
In a street scene two women arrived in a small car and parked by the police station. One woman stepped out wearing shorts and discarded an item on the sidewalk before entering the station. The writer urges younger women to raise boys to be men.
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