Home Beautifying Tips by Harvard Gardener on Planting Trees
Harvard's head gardener Robert Cameron presents simple landscape rules for small urban plots. He urges using a clean lawn canvas, outer-edge plantings, and irregular shrub masses with vistas, plus hardy shrubs and a diverse list of perennials to ensure a long blooming seasons from spring to late autumn.
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Broadway Street Electroliers Gift Lights Los Angeles
City to receive a full electro lighting system along Broadway from Temple to Tenth Street, donated by Broadway merchants and property owners. Total cost about 15,000 with wiring by the electric lighting company costing around 8,000, town to provide only the light. Plans include extending similar systems to Hill, Spring and Main streets to illuminate business districts from sundown to midnight.
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Town Improvement Plan Mobilizes Children in Western Village
A village improvement society engages about fifty schoolchildren each summer to beautify yards, windows, and streets. Prizes of 3 and 2 dollars reward yard and trout yard improvements while 5 dollars go to the most new club members. Members visit homes, offer layout tips, and recheck progress before school resumes.
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Gunged by Ite business The better the home town
The Home Trade Advocate says residents gain immeasurably as local business grows. Farmers rely on nearby towns for schooling, and towns' value increases with more commerce. As business expands within corporate limits, burdens on residents diminish and taxes on farmers lessen.
Seedless apple venture grows with market next fall
A seedless apple program seeks a big run, with 500000 trees propagated and priced at $3 to be released next fall. The note weaves agricultural hopes with reflections on farming practices, corn ideals, and regional climate impacts on crops from Missouri to northern Michigan.
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Northern corn belt fears frost before maturity
The article discusses fall worries in the northern corn belt as frost threatens harvest. It argues for adopting early maturing, hardy corn varieties suited to latitude 42 and a shift from ten foot dent to a six foot hundred day type to avoid yearly losses of millions.
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