Three Way Weed Control In Cotton Fields
Washington reports a move toward complete mechanization of cotton production through integrated weed control. Meeker notes cotton labor in humid areas averages 214% hours per acre with 14 hours spent on hand weeding, and cites co op experiments using a single tractor with shovel and flame cultivators plus herbicide spray. He describes a flame burner, new rotary weeders, and wide sweeps that speed cultivation while reducing hand labor and keeping middles weed free.
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New York
William E. Meeker
Department of Agriculture
New York City
Meeker
Mississippi Agricultural Experiment Station
Big-Game Hunters Fly To New York For Africa Trip
Valley residents J. E. Cooper and Horace Fowler depart Sky Harbor at 1 30 am aboard a Trans World Airline Constellation bound for Washington 11 35 am Phoenix Time arrival. Their 90 day 12000 mile expedition includes a flight to New York later today and a hop to London tomorrow. Cooper a Peoria area rancher and Fowler owner of Paris Cleaners and Laundry will briefly reach LaGuardia before continuing.
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J. E. Cooper
Horace Fowler
Valley
Africa
Sky Harbor
Trans World
Constellation
Washington
Phoenix
New York
LaGuardia Field
London
Cooper
Peoria
Fowler
Paris Cleaners and
Farm Bureaus Plan Meetings Across Three Cities
Peoria Gilbert and Tolleson Farm Bureau locals schedule New Year meetings. Maricopa County Farm Bureau president A Warren Austin to report on national federation convention trips after Peoria Women's Club potluck at 7 30 p m. Gilbert talk on Farm Life in America by Rev Lester Hooks at 7 30 p m in Gilbert High School Building. W H Wuertz to discuss fertilizers and John Sawyer notes musical numbers and a film program. Tolleson meeting at Cashion School 7 30 p m with potluck dinner. M F Wharton on fertilization principles. Trains on Alaska Railroad run in subzero temperatures.
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Peoria
Gilbert
Tolleson Farm Bureau
S A
Warren Austin
Maricopa County Farm Bureau
National Federation
Chicago
Peoria Women’s Club
Les Harris
America
Lester Hooks
Gilbert Farm Bureau
Gilbert High School
W. H. Wuertz
John Sawyer
M. F. Wharton
Cashion School
Clifford Lamar
Mexico City taxi strike broken by rifle police
In Mexico City on January 3, police armed with rifles dispersed a taxi drivers strike in front of President Aleman’s home. About 100 drivers were arrested and two officers were injured. The action followed protests over extra taxi permits and gasoline prices. Roughly 300 of the city’s 4,500 taxis participated.
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Mexico City
Aleman
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Corregidor
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United States
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