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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
16
The article explains how to water lawn grass deeply to reach a six to eight inch root zone. It warns against overwatering and outlines a testing method using a hollow golf club shaft to gauge moisture. It notes night watering is not advised and stresses frequent checks, especially after reseeding and during germination.
An Indiana farmer on 825 acres boosts output to 800 hogs annually and 200 beef cattle while cutting labor. He automates corn handling with steel bins, conveyors, and electric elevators and solves feed drying with an oil fired drier. An underground water system provides pressure to all barns and pastures, paying for itself through higher gains.
Agronomist notes timing is crucial as weeds are most vulnerable when grain is at a light joint stage and soil moisture is good. Recommends 2 4 D selective spraying at one to two pounds per acre, depending on weed type, with 18 inch nozzle spacing and 2 4 mph speed for uniform coverage.
Safety director Harold Davis urges thorough car checks before travel. He advises engine tune-ups, regular lubrication, and inspection of brakes lights steering tires exhaust glass mirrors and horn. He says check items at every stop on long trips to spot defects early and avoid roadside breakdowns.
The division list emphasizes keeping your license current, vehicle in good condition, observance of speed limits and traffic controls, and courteous conduct. It urges using rear view mirrors, staying right except to pass, yielding at intersections, and reporting accidents to local police.
Public notice reads sick calls available day or night with phone 460 in Preston for contact and assistance.
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