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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1927

Page

2

Twin Tips Farm Dream Leads to Shared Hope in New Jersey

Connie, a waitress, and John McGuire, a would be farmer, travel from New York to inspect Orchard Farm in New Jersey. Both invest savings toward buying the farm, discuss pooling funds, and consider partnership as they weigh the dream against the price and future work.

Onnit New Jersey Hudson Connie John McGuire Orchard Farm McGuire Sam Bach Jonnie Alent John‘ MéGuire Midnile Gontte Weldon

Treat Fire Blight in Apples and Pears by Pruning

Dr. A L Plerstorff of the New Jersey State College of Agriculture urges fall pruning to remove diseased wood and prevent spread of fire blight. Cut out cankers on large limbs, sterilize wounds with bichloride and mercuric cyanide, and keep disinfectants away from children and livestock.

A. L. Plerstorff New Jersey State College of Agriculture Hudson River

All Fruit in Storage Should Be Kept Cool

Apple storage guidance from Successful Farming urges cooling all fruit, with emphasis on apples in corn belt farms. Regular sorting is advised, especially if fruit is in common storage or late in the season, to prevent deterioration from warmth and rodent damage.

Virginia Adopts Compulsory Apple Grading Law

Virginia lawmakers approve a compulsory grading law for apples. The measure requires all fruit offered for sale to follow state grading rules and to stamp packages with grower or packer name and address, plus indicate variety, quantity, and size. The Farmers' Guide questions the wisdom but calls it an interesting experiment.

Virginia General Assembly Commonwealth

Latham Raspberry Developed by Minnesota Station

Minnesota agricultural experiment station developed the Latham raspberry from crossing of seedling Minnesota No 4 and a King buoy line. It honors A W Fatum longtime Minnesota State Horticultural Society secretary. The fruit is large good quality with a long ripening period and the canes are hardy and productive.

Minnesota Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station Minneson

Pruning Time for Farip Orchards Cites Winter Work

Orchard guidance urges careful pruning this winter. Remove dead wood and disease laden branches. Avoid stubs and crowding to prevent overload and promote healthy fruiting surfaces, with emphasis on pruning from the southward inward.

Farip Bach Pier

Castoria Promises Gentle Relief for Babies’ Ailments

An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for colic constipation and diarrhea in infants. It claims quick comfort, notes a doctor would approve for real sickness, and touts a baby care book included with the product.

Fletcher

Minnesota Saw Flies Threaten Tamarack Forest Near Grand Rapids

Forest ranger Henry Goldberg reports a tamarack famine caused by sawflies feeding on leaves. The insect outbreak threatens stands in Itasva county forests and recalls a 1909 to 1916 plague that destroyed about 65 percent of merchantable tamarack worth $2,500,000 in Minnesota.

Grand Rapids Sfiin Henry Goldberg Itasva County Goldberg Minnesota

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet Advertisement

For Colds Grip or Influenza and as a preventive take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A Safe and Proven Remedy The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove 30c Adv.

E. W. Grove

Birthday Celebrations Mark 104 Years for Mrs Sophia Bird

Mrs Sophia Bird of Longth borough Ireland celebrated her 104th birthday with a daylong procession of well wishers. She said she felt very comfortable and would strive to reach another birthday as she rises at 9 30 each morning and retires at night.

Sophia Bird Longthborough Ireland

Railroads Face High Damages for Damaged Produce in 1920

In 1920 railroads paid over 8 million dollars in settlements for damage to fresh fruit and vegetables during transit. The average loss per car approached eight dollars, while other commodity damage claims averaged around a few cents per car.

Transi

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