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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
31
Lawrence County agents urge using garden space for late plantings. Beans mature in 45 to 55 days, beets carrots and rutabagas suit winter storage, cabbage stored well. Mulch rows with strawy manure after five inch tall plants. Sweet corn for canning or drying. turkey feed notes warn about bolus from whole stalks of clover or grass and possible poults digestive issues.
Pennsylvania potato growers will take their annual tour August 14 to 19 with two days at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago and two days in the potato and dairy belts of Wisconsin and Minnesota. A special train will carry the producers 3,000 miles, Fargo, North Dakota, marking the farthest western point.
Poults learn to find feed in the hopper and may eat litter if access to feed is unequal. Some breeds switch to litter after learning mash. The habit can be stopped by feeding finely cut greens such as Clover or cabbage.
Low milk prices push Lawrence County dairymen to rely on pasture, but scarce or overgrazed feeds require extra hay silage grain or green feed. Monitor cow condition to decide feeding. the pasture season should renew cows while maximizing profits and benefits.
Farmers warned that poor hay curing raises fire danger and that hay stored with moisture or rain on first cut alfalfa is especially hazardous. Thorough curing before storage is essential to prevent spontaneous combustion and protect annual herd returns.
Mrs Orrie Pizor visited Maryland friends. A son Robert LaVerne born to Mr and Mrs Clair Wimer on June 23. Mrs William Reesman of Rose Point visiting the Wimer home. Rev and Mrs Carl Jones and family of Sharon were guests at the George Book residence. William Reesman and granddaughters Maxine and Vera of Rees Point visited H D McClymonds family last Thursday evening.
The Indianapolis News notes that unemployment would rise further if not for the demand for men to search for lost flyers, illustrating labor demand tied to odd tasks amid economic concerns.
Mrs Melvin Flick and Mrs Roy Kerr visited in New Castle while W F Beck called on Mrs Jane Macklin of Walnut pines. Several residents, including Miss Virginia Carr and Miss Doris Carr, vacationed with local families. The piece details dinners, hospital discharges, anniversaries, church activities, a 15th wedding anniversary, a Bible Class gathering, and a Mill Creek Park picnic with many attendees.
New Mexico anglers along state streams will feed data to the state fish department for its ash planting program. State Game Warden Elliott Barkertly issued notebooks for license sales to record species, size, water and weather conditions, to be filled and returned for future reference.
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