Onions Fertilization Guide From United States Department of Agriculture
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the guide explains soil preparation fertilization and care for onions Poultry and sheep manure are good but must be used sparingly Ten pounds of high grade fertilizer per square rod should be incorporated before planting Soil must be mellow rich and well rotted manure added early shallow soil stirring is advised A small amount of nitrate of soda applied as onions enlarge can boost growth and yield and a hand weeder or small rake helps between rows
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Journalist and editor difference recited by schoolboy
A Georgia schoolboy explained the distinction between a journalist and an editor in a witty line: a journalist writes for papers while an editor leaves out what the journalist writes. The remark was quoted by readers at a Missionary Society gathering hosted by the Missionary Society of Odon and Elnora yesterday.
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Missionary Society of
Odon
Elnora
Fine soil for root crops and straight growth
The article explains how soil texture and depth affect root crops like carrots parsnips and the like. It warns that rocks and hard patches cause forked or twisted roots and advises deeper, finely pulverized soil and thorough fertilization for straight sturdy roots.
Late cabbage crop guidance and planting tips
Instructions on growing late cabbage including seedlings on a seed box, sowing depth, thinning for uniform stands, and fertilizing practices. Recommends planting in rows three feet apart with space 16 inches between plants and emphasizes starting after three months and avoiding shallow sowing.
Money for Concrete Roads
States and counties authorize £ 635, 4,000 bonds for road construction and $291,000,000 bonds in process. The federal government appropriates $200,000,000 for roads, creating a total fund over $1,200,000,000 for good roads.
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United States
Roads deteriorate after week of rains in EPSOM
The rains this week worsened road conditions as Ed Scott worked on gravel roads. Roscoe Myers went to Washington Thursday on a business trip. Miss Martin the music teacher left for Terre Haute Sunday due to illness. Mason Webber also traveled to Washington Thursday. JT Pruett and deputies Ed Fiddler, William Bougher, and W T Scott went to Washington Friday. Theodore McCall traveled to Plainville Saturday. Will Smith Mrs F N Bellar and son Lowell are reported ill with the flu.
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Martin
Terre Haute
Will Smith
F N Bellar
Lowell
Bunkum Sunday School and Visitors List
Sunday school at 9 45 and preaching at 10 45 noted. Families and individuals including Mr and Mrs Milt Ledgerwood and family of Farlen, H M Connell and family, Mr and Mrs Ray Connell, Chas Herron, Walter Herron who bought a saw mill, Mr and Mrs Andy Baile, and Mrs Margaret Cunningham with Burke, spent Sunday with local residents.
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Milt Ledgerwood
Farlen
H M Connell
Ray Connell
Andy Baile
Walter Herron
Ray Howard
Margaret Cunningham
Burke
Cleve Holts
Mason Webber Guests of G W Tomey Sunday
Ed Gough moved from the D I Myers farm Wednesday to the Nelson Brandon farm. Mason Webber and his family were guests of G W Tomey on Sunday.
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Mason Webber and Family
G W Tomey
Ed Gough
Myers
Nelson Brandon
D W Osborne Returns From Sick List
D W Osborne, previously on the sick list, is reported to be out again and back at work or duties.
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W Osborne
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