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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

Page

2

Soil Survey Findings Highlight Dwarf Kafir Corn and Peruvian Alfalfa

United States Department of Agriculture reports extensive soil surveys through June 1913 covering over 52 million acres across 31 states. Dwarf kafir corn proves profitable. Peruvian alfalfa shows strong value for warm climates. Sudan grass and broom corn studies, potato disease resistance tests, date ripening methods, and seed propagation for Rhodes and hairy vetches are also detailed along with new hybrids like Limequat and lime fertilizer rotation research.

United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Sudan

Summer Apples Demand Spurs Early Varieties Planting

The passage notes a rising demand in eastern markets for summer apples over the past 10 to 15 years, stimulating wider planting of early apple varieties in many regions where they were previously undervalued.

Well-Dressed Fowls Attract Hungry Thirsting Crowds

A lighthearted note from a bygone era states well-dressed fowls entice the hungry more than well-dressed people. The quip suggests a hired man or growing boy may vouch for the claim.

Cowboys of the Flying Heart race plot and phonograph wager

Cowboys of Flying Heart confront Speed over a race against Centipede cook to win back a prized phonograph. Helen Blake plans to push Covington as Speed hides his identity. The ranchers demand proof and weigh betting high stakes involving jewelry and a cherished saddle before Speed agrees to race.

Flying Héart Ranch Centipede Flying Heart J. Wallingford Speed Yale Culver Covington Helen Blake Speed Jean Chapin Covington Helen Larry Glass Wally Resna Stanford University Ladies Cowboys Awrence Glass New Mexico Lawrence Fresno Neemed Glass Mariedetta Catskill Mountains Atlantic Coast Mississippi Valley Blake Carara Willie Berkeley Fresno Corral Atimy Joplin Missouri Stover Ailger Filagrée Boye Dodge City Kansas Statter Seven X Miss Blake

Clover as a soil renovator and crop partner

An article stresses clover parts in crop rotations for soil health. It explains nitrogen fixation by roots, benefits of decaying matter, moisture retention, and erosion control. Experiments show average gains in wheat farming with spring sowing and fall plowing. It advises four to five year rotations on heavy soils and three-year rotations on lighter soils. Recommendations include using high vitality seed from reliable sources and testing germination.

Quiet Knock and a Coal Stock Wedding Joke

Joaquin Miller edited the Eugene Register and penned a joked described by an old Eugene resident. The tale notes an unusually lavish wedding gift of coal outweighing modern tons and reflects a quaint massiveness praised for its humor.

Joaquin Miller Sierras Eugene’ Register Eugene Willer Eugeniat

Overworked Mrs Knagg and the time to read papers

Mrs Knagg complains that women lack time to read the papers including sections on politics society and fashion while Mr Knagg claims she has time. She notes skipping death records and bargain ads due to household duties and the many pages to cover.

Sowing Clover Depth and Seed Rates Discussed

The text advises sowing clover at an adequate depth to prevent blowout or drying out. Seed rates vary by variety with red and mammoth at six to ten pounds per acre, alsike at four to six, and white at three to four. It notes farmers often sow too little seed.

Cold Wind Harms Horse Theumatism Link Cited

A bitter cold wind is said to harm a horse by causing permanent damage to its chest and contributing to ailments such as Theumatism and stiffness, warning owners of health risks from harsh weather.

Keep away from wind when tying horse with blanket on

Advice from a historical notice emphasizes turning a horse's back to the wind when tying and covering with a blanket to protect it from exposure and chill.

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