28 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
1
Voters face a weak council slate as several names declined to run. A proposed amendment to City Charter Section 4 Article VII would shift street improvement costs for intersections from the city treasury to property owners along the affected street, with business districts bearing higher charges, or avoid taxing residences for future costs.
Two lots and a six room lathed and plastered house in the east part of town offered for 3850. Price if taken soon. Inquire at this office.
Harrison and Rose advertise the best River ton coal from the Gage mines offered at five dollars per ton.
The Oregon State Board outlines how oat smut forms and spreads from infected seed. Wind dispersed spores attach to seeds, persist over winter, and germinate with the seed to attack young tissue, with prevention by seed treatment emphasized.
Myrtle Point Oregon announces the annual school play The Sophomore at Benson's Opera House on Saturday March 30 at 8 16 pm. Cast includes Robert Stewart Millard Irwin Chester Adams Leese Melvin Rackleff Reddy Simms Dutch Hendricks Dave Rackleff Lloyd Lewellen Ray Wyland Livingstone head coach Flentge Perkins Aunt Mary Hope Alden Hazel Neal etc. General admission 25 cents with songs between acts and a three act program set in physical laboratory library and club room. A separate notice calls Fair Association stock subscribers to a meeting March 30 1912 at 2 pm in Myrtle Point.
The passage discusses methods to kill smut spores on seed without injuring germination. It highlights seed infestation as the primary spread, notes adjacent-field spore blowover risks, and describes the formalin treatment procedure using formalin and water, with drying guidance and broadcasting caveats.
The article explains that this aphid overwinters as eggs near roots and hatches in spring into small green lice. The first generation is wingless, with females giving rise to several summer generations of living offspring. The piece notes the pest’s impact on peas and vetch and urges growers to learn its life history for effective control, concluding on the next page.
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