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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1911

Page

3

Board Proceedings Deemed Red on Dallas Township Center

Local board conduct notes record a decision at the Dallas Township center. Proceedings focus on a matter described as red on the township docket, with officials reviewing established rules and potential actions. No further details are provided in the fragmented text.

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High Food Value of Honey for Farms and Families

The Bee Journal notes honey packs more nutriment than pork and more medicine than cheap drugs. Honey can be taken directly as a force producer, linking apiaries to diversified farming. Farmers should store nectar for family use, even if not competing with expert beekeepers.

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Comfort in a Shower Bath

A simple home shower substitute uses a barrel a ten foot pipe and a faucet with a sprinkler. If no water line exists the barrel is filled by hand, a couple of pails of boiling water warm the barrel, and one can stand under the sprinkler before bed after a hard day in the field.

Plants From Seeds Count by Seed Type

A list shows how many plants can be produced from one ounce of seed for various crops. Asparagus 500, broccoli 2,000, cabbage 2,000, cauliflower 2,000, celery 3,000, eggplant 1,000, endive 3,000, kale 2,000, leek 1,000, lettuce 3,000, pepper 2,000, tomato 3,000, sage 1,600, thyme 5,000.

Forage Crops and Market Garden Tips for Farmers

Timothy hay should be grown for market every time. Clover is nearly as good a feed for hogs as alfalfa. Canteloupes may be gathered for market before the rand colors. A good garden is a luxury that every farmer's family should enjoy. Land that grows heavy wheat or rye will grow timothy. Kale needs deep rich ground. rot by manure. Celery for market should be planted in four foot rows, plants six inches apart. Ensure cabbage plants are free from club root. The man who expects fat harvests and constant high prices has faulty reasoning. Grass and clover, corn fodder and cow peas are tastier when fresh. Three insects destroy 55 percent of clover seed: clover midge, clover seed moth, clover caterpillar. Rotation avoids losses from insects and fungi and should be used by vegetable growers. Rape, when legumes fail, is profitable forage. one acre of good rape equals a ton of grain for hog feed.

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