Can hardwood and softwood cuttings come from same tree
Yes, they can be taken from the same tree when timed correctly. Hardwood cuttings are taken during dormancy, while softwood cuttings come from new growth in the growing season.
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
3
Yes, they can be taken from the same tree when timed correctly. Hardwood cuttings are taken during dormancy, while softwood cuttings come from new growth in the growing season.
By order of the Jefferson County Circuit Court in probate dated June 13 1964 Elizabeth Nadolski administrator of the estate of Susan Esmon deceased will sell at public vendue July 11 194 at 1 PM at the south door of the Jefferson County Courthouse Mt Vernon the interest in Lots 36 and 37 in Sam Caseys Tenth Addition to the City of Mt Vernon Jefferson County Illinois terms to be announced Elizabeth Nadolski administrator Frank H Walker 100114 Broadway Mt Vernon Illinois attorney 6-29
Virgie J. Glover administrator of Dora Woodall deceased sets July 15 1964 auction at 1 PM at the county courthouse Mt Vernon Illinois. Property includes Lots 5 and 6 in City Park Annex No 1 described as in Jefferson County Illinois. Terms cash.
Edgar Kaplan of New York puts aside the Kaplan Sheinwald system to publish a fine book on both bidding and play. The article notes today’s hand does not reveal East West cards.
In a bridge hand, declarer begins by leading the queen of hearts from dummy. After mishandling a heart, he ruffs his last heart, then trumps opponents as needed. He opts to exhaust adverse trumps before attacking clubs, avoiding overruff risks, and finishes with a safe four spades while clubs remain under control.
Chicago parents Chester and Dora Fronczak await any sign of infant Paul Fronczak, abducted by a woman posing as a nurse two months ago. FBI and Chicago police, 100 strong initially, continue slow, fruitless search with few new leads. A nationwide artist sketch circulated. Canada and Georgia tips ruled out. rewards totaling 20000 offered with no result.
While visiting New York, Helle Virkner Krag, wife of Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag, says she faces a common traveler issue. She quips that her husband complains she packs too many items on trips.
United States Steel workers pour a 3,300 foot tunnel through solid rock to repair a flaw in the earth’s structure. Located 600 feet underground in the Concord coal mine, the eight by seventeen foot tunnel will provide ventilation and track haulage for vast coal reserves, reconnecting a seam split by ancient events.
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon says his most effective role is to help heal divisions and unite the party following the convention, stressing cohesion and forward strategy.
The Agriculture Department report by John J. McElroy says urban sprawl with poultry and livestock creates friction from odor dust and flies. California extension work seeks remedies. lawsuits and neighbor disputes show the issue is community wide and not just agricultural. Soviet corn effort lags. 1962 world output hits record driven by U.S. production.
Emil J Hoffmann explains how social security benefits are calculated using earnings from 1951 to 1962 or 1937 to 1968 to determine average wage and mentions dropping five low earning years. He notes wife benefit reductions for taking at 62 and the option to take early with permanent cuts. He also confirms railroad work credit is transferable upon filing and counted toward insured status.
A man who worked for a company for 45 years received a pen and pencil set as a token of appreciation. The note reflects a lighthearted summer observation and a sentiment of generosity.
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