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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1917

Page

2

Potato and vegetable growing notes from New Jersey farms

The article reports nationwide vegetable crop setbacks due to cold wet weather with seed rotting in fields. It highlights asparagus shipments from New Jersey, local rhubarb radishes greens and spinach sales, and notes two weeks with little harvest. It cites deep cultivation methods for potatoes and recommends lime fertilization for cabbage and June planting for several squashes to avoid squash borer. It promotes dried beans as high value and mentions a free Field Bean Production circular from the State Experiment Station.

New Jersey United States Freehold Hightstown Bradevell Woodstown Elmer Bridgeton New Brunswick

Wild waterfowl surge in New Jersey shores and woods

Aotate Fish and G Wardens report a sharp rise in waterfowl numbers, especially black duck mallard and wood duck, following spring shooting prohibition. Federal studies show wood ducks returning after protection though forest loss limits nesting sites. experiments with tree boxes and kegs near waterways attract the birds.

New Jersey Aotate Fish and G . Wardens P. S. Farnham Federal Migratory Océan Burlington

The Arctic Tern as World’s Greatest Traveler

The arctic tern migrates from pole to pole making the longest journey of any bird. It nests near the pole and travels to the south as daylight fades, with the family later skirting the edges of the Antarctic before returning north.

Carlight Pole Antarctic London Standard

Growing Roses Indoors When Needed With Soil and Sun

To grow roses indoors successfully provide clay loam soil and a sunny location. Ensure ample light and adequate drainage to support healthy flowering and plant vigor.

Auto Races Entries At Memorial Day Meet

Entries blanks issued for automobile races at Olympic Park on Memorial Day. Events include time trials open races free round pursuit and handicap. Joel Dickinson of Cranford enters a Stutz with 110 horsepower and holds local and state marks, though the A A A bans half mile track records. A second Stutz with unnamed driver, Roland Gifford of Wallace Motor Cars enters a special car, and George Theobald plans to race a Mercedes with Isotta motor.

Olympic Park Memorial Day Joel Dickinson Cranford New Jersey Dickinson Roland Gifford Wallace Motor Cars Company Flemington Trenton George Theobald Mercedes

Nutley A G Beats Olympic in Rough Duel at Park

Nutley A G defeated Olympic Club with an 8 to 4 score after a Sunday game in Park Phenomenon. Freeman led Nutley with key hits and Paxton delivered a homer for Duquesne A C in a separate late effort.

Buck Freeman Leads Diamond Dust In Record Clouting

Freeman breaks records with strong hitting as Paxton, Hoelzel and Bill Gorman deliver solid defense and timely hits. Gorman, Kane and Gorman shine on mound and in the field. Nutley A C plans Memorial Day visit to Irvington Parks with Waterfield as pitcher and Decker at catcher.

Nutley A. C Irvington Waterfield Decker Gorman Henry

Baseball Statistics From Local Game Report

Servas and Simpson had two base hits each while Frankovic added three. Kroll and Nichols hit home runs. Pellew allowed four hits in one third inning, Servas six in three and one third, Simpson eight in one and one third, and Nichols five in three and two thirds. Lawrence had a sacrifice hit and three players stole bases. Lawrence and Gow executed double plays, Nutley 4 Olympic 3 on base.

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Local High Schools Open Season With Wins

The tennis team won its first match from Kearny last Friday 3-0 with Marshall Donald Blankarm and Allan Shaw as representatives. The baseball team earned its second win 8-6 over Caldwell in ten innings, after a 5-5 tie in the ninth. Gorman struck out three in the tenth.

Kearny Marshall Donald Blankarm Allan Shaw Caldwell Gorman

Rifle Club Seized by Men as Boys Resign

The Nutley local NRA branch formed by boys was taken over Wednesday night at a meeting called by Benjamin Hurd. Officers Carroll, Fuller, and Condit will be replaced with new leaders next Friday. Twenty eight men signed to join. rifles sought from the government and range use at Nutley Gun Club arranged. Boys to be reimbursed for initial expenditures.

National Rifle Association Benjamin Hurd Home Defense The Protective League E. E. Carroll Eugene Fuller Chapin Condit R. J. Dufourd J. M. Yachs S. H. Dorr C.pt. Applegate Edgar Ser Peant Nutley

Will Pick Woodruff for All American Scholastic Team

Victor Woodruff the focal miler is likely to be selected for the All American Scholastic track team after winning the mile in Philadelphia Saturday, capping a successful spring season.

Victor Woodruff Philadelphia

Brewers grains and malt sprouts aid dairy cattle feeding

Dairymen obtain dried brewer grains and malt sprouts from beer making as a by product. The text warns that a law shutting down brewing would impact agriculture and milk production, noting raw barley is not a recognized milk food and Danish authority Svensen cautions high digestible protein comes from brewing.

United States Europe Congress Svensen

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