Plan for Fight Ow Gane Borer in Sugar Regions
Fragmented report describes a plan to combat the sugar cane borer pest across southern regions including Alabama Florida Texas and other southern states. It outlines feeding behavior of borers on sugar cane leaves and stalks, possible crop damage, and several experimental pest control methods with five recommendations for mitigating infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulatana
Florida
Texih
Mose
Portimna
Wiloyl
Kill Squirrel-Tail Grass Advised for Barred Areas
A brief note from Worth Dakota Agricultural College warns that a weed called squirrel-tail grass spreads with barley and wheat, harming soil. It urges control measures to prevent further deterioration and potential spread to pastures.
Convert Sumac into Money
The United States Department of Agriculture reports sumac can be gathered and sold profitably in certain states with good wages in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Arrangements for selling the sumac should be made before gathering. Application to the U S Department of Agriculture Washington can obtain Department Tulletts No. 706 with details on infestation and gathering rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phily
Wien
United States
Agriculure
Sumac
Tanoces
Bureau of Chetistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ennistranta
Morylucd
Virginia
Turing Joly
Department
Crow Behavior in Flight and Nesting Patterns Described
A fragment discusses how crows and other small birds cooperate to raid insect-rich nests. It notes crows as persistent foragers and describes their aggressive competition for food and space, highlighting their coordinated actions during nest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insecta Iit
Refuses to Leave Prison in Sing Sing
New York report of Charles Ormnoe a grocer in Sing Sing who refuses to apply for parole when urged by authorities. He is described as a person with a long record, facing a multi year sentence after a May 1917 conviction, with ongoing delays and disputes over parole review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Tyus Ralph
Te Police
Amlwedle
New York
Ocharles
Sing Sing
Arget
Prigati
Petean
Mitty
Tive
Fragmentary note with unclear names and events
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene involving Keys Shoe Lite and related individuals. The text mentions a late deck, a discharge causing a fatality, and various misread terms, making precise facts hard to discern.
Fragmentary note hints at cryptic plea and confusion
A damaged OCR fragment shows unclear dialogue about a pie and insistence on knowledge. The text displays garbled phrasing and missing context leaving interpretation to reconstruct the scene. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
Naturalletic Dance Figure Seen in Fawn Environs
An enigmatic performance by the artist Naturalletic features a dancing figure glimpsed near a fawn setting. Enthusiast Straiten comments amusedly on the elusive display as observers speculate on its meaning and origin.
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Notary Pubite
Bea Doan
Foster-Milouan
Nufpalo
Kentucky
Paducah
Lydia Ki Medi Co
Gril
Epprances
Burr
Shreoming Cael
Desta Rvery Huutobold
Rebedayee
MERI
Oxonias Spating Company
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ST. Omaiea
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Bbe Waray
TeAan
Armien
Alan Preipe
Illinois
Ste. Ruent
TV Petting
Telinge
Ina
Miata Bey
NEC
Omana
Grocers
RIN
Tye Iy Company
Chicago
Varylin
Vane Jon Mbast
Viet Derdicks
Linrers
Glind HO
Lens
nWorth Dakota Agrcultural College
United State
Suonk
Bovtier
Meinbisreck
Dungier
Aniller
Yenr
Ales Brazthy
Wtanid
Sutie Wutherinles
Fantholi
United Sentes der Yarment
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Sory
Porter CH
Mary
OSS
Oakland
Dtoster
Wiinan Snipiog
Wren
Willaye Nash
TealTing Ann Iable
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Ae Ax
Denver
Colo
eMeagarel
Wyme
Unite States
Producta
Prisom
Alain
Hobmas
Lattina Risieyres
Teesimile Signatereet
York
Brad
Castoria
Infante
Brergana Manta
Fesmuriga
Amet Tercihors Sravestiioa
Dees
N.U
Sioux City
Libby
Paul
Ris
Poschee
Hoschee
America
Ian
Western
Canada
Rene
Mary Feary
Altraara
Canadaciiers
A. Cook
Deawee
Watertown
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ST. Paul
Mina
Calnacian
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