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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
3
A fishing column advises anglers on rod handling to protect gear and improve catches. It discusses keeping the rod tip high, fishing with streamers, and using the woolly worm lure to imitate caterpillars. The piece highlights fly line float time, lure selection, and gear materials like gut versus nylon leaders.
Baseball analysis notes Eddie Sawyer and Red Rolfe, both former top college graduates, facing loss of star pitchers Simmons and Houtteman. Predictions favor the Giants or Dodgers to win the National League, with the Phillies Braves and Cardinals competing for second place. Tigers Yankees and Indians also noted for pitching and offense as spring opens.
Mulching cuts cultivation and weeding by 75 to 90 percent and helps conserve soil moisture in dry soils. It keeps roots intact when weeds are pulled and discourages crab grass. Mulch materials include straw pine needles and coarse sawdust applied four to five inches deep.
The January crop report shows on farm corn stocks near 2 161 million bushels at year start. Feed grain stocks are high but down from two years ago. hay remains ample. wheat stocks are smaller than average but above last year. soybean stocks are record high.
To protect tarpaulin from rats and mice suspend it from a barn rafter using a metal barrel hoop as a holder. For longer tarpaulins place two or more hoops several feet apart to evenly support the length.
The department of agriculture notes 1951 face shortages of soil moisture in key southwestern wheat areas and potential cuts in irrigation water from snows. It cites freeze damage to fall sown grain, reduced farm labor due to service enlistments, and shortages of machinery repair parts as factors.
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