Strawberry crimps disease traced to tiny nematode in Florida
Dr. A. N. Brooks of the Florida Experiment Station identifies a small eelworm Aphelenchus fragariae as the cause of crimps or red plant disease in strawberries. The nematode, smaller than root-knot, spreads via soil and rain water, cripples young leaves, and can destroy up to 75 percent of a plant while yearly losses reach two percent of Florida's crop. Control relies on field inspections, removing diseased plants, preventing transfer from buds, and crop rotation rather than spraying.
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Florida Experiment Station
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Louisiana
Great Britain
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Selection of Different Fruits for Family Use
Advice lists fruit types and quantities to grow for year round supply. Recommends apricots peaches plums summer and autumn pears and apples plus 40 50 grapevines and a vineyard of 100 vines. Notes ground needs about ten to twelve square rods for summer fruit and an acre to two for others. Winter apples fill gaps between plantings.
Best Time to Cut Out Old Raspberry Canes
The article explains raspberry canes grow in two-year cycles, bearing fruit the second year and then dying. Remove old canes soon after harvest to free space for new growth, reduce pest infection, and avoid waste. Some growers leave canes until spring for practicality.
Use of Fruit Trees on Small City Lots
Fruit trees brighten small city lots serving ornament and utility. Cherry blossoms and pear and apple blooms create pink and white displays. Varieties suit borders, group plantings, back lot rows, or specimen trees on the lawn.
Mickie Says Yessir Poorman Economy
A quirky column notes the poor economy urging businesses to cut printing costs including letterheads envelopes shipping tags and labels. It carries playful slang about dressing up a business and advertising efforts amid hard times.
Lectures On Fruit Growing Sought By County Growers
H. S. Osier has sent letters seeking fruit growers opinions on holding a winter lecture series. If county farmers are receptive, state and national authorities may be invited to speak. Attendance would be free, and interested growers should contact him now.
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H. S. Osier
Notice of Mortgage Sale In Saline Michigan 1930
Default on a 1928 mortgage by Allen H. Feller and Lillian Feller to C. M. Burkhardt triggers sale. On December 12, 1980 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor court house front door the Saline parcel in Pittsfield Township will be sold to cover $2,137.18 plus taxes and attorney fees, plus six percent interest and costs. Mortgagee Co. M. Burkhardt. attorney Roscoe O. Bonisteel.
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C. M. Burkhardt
the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
Michigan
Ann Arbor
State of Michigan
County of
Saline
State of
Pittsfield
Wood Road
Maple Avenue
Co. M. Burkhardt Mortgagee
Public Notice Hearing on Stierle Estate Will
Probate Court of Washtenaw County, Michigan orders hearing on William F. Stierle estate. Petitioner Charles J. Stierle seeks admission of a document as last will and testament and administration to Carl A. Curtiss or other suitable person. Hearing set for November 19 at 10 AM. notice to be published in Saline Observer three weeks.
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Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
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Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Washington
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Alabama
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Senate
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Louisiana
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New Jersey
Labor Davis
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
Albert Galen
California
James Rolph, Jr
Sunny Jim
San Francisco
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William Jennings Bryan
Arthur Weaver
Democratic landslide reshapes Congress and state races
In a nationwide shift voters backed Democrats in Congress and many states as wet and dry issues split parties. Roosevelt headlines New York victory as governors and senators flip, with Prohibition battles shaping key results and future policy prospects.
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Congress
Senate
Farmer-Laborites
Shipstead
Minnesota
Surtis
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles N. Tuttle
al Smith
Empire State
New York City
Ruth Pratt
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