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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
6
A Moundsville West Virginia reader praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming relief from long menstrual irregularities after two years on other medicines and urges publication. The letter mentions neighborhood gossip and other women seeking medical help and hints at a larger health issue.
United States Department of Agriculture researchers report in Bulletin 902 that the western cabbage flea beetle harms crops beyond cabbage, including turnips and beets. Repellents like broom dust prove most effective, with arsenite pastes and soaps as stickers. timely sprays and thorough leaf underside coverage crucial.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes broom corn fiber is marketed by largely unchanged methods over decades. Specialists from the bureau of markets describe it as a small crop with limited, fitted uses.
Government experts favor fewer alfalfa cuttings to secure larger tonnage. When to cut depends on new shoots and flowering, but conditions vary. Six-year noncut plots stay healthier than regularly cut fields, and leaving the crown four inches after last cut aids regrowth before frost.
The article notes early molt in July and August signals poor producers. A laying hen shows a large bright red comb, while non laying hens have pale dull combs. Molt indicators include sparse body feathers and thick new plumage on the back and breast areas. Pelvic bone spacing also helps assess laying status.
A fragmented note critiques marketing agencies for failing to command attention in shaping efficient distribution systems for the broader print industry. The writer emphasizes their role in developing vital methods for disseminating important print materials.
Sweet clover is claimed to grow on most soils but profits decline on acidic soil. Two tons of ground limestone or two to three cubic yards of marl are often needed to secure a good crop on acid soil. Proper inoculation is important.
Alkaline soils require drainage as the main fix. With good drainage a heavy manure application aids alkali correction. Fertilizers rich in potash may be needed. Corn is not ideal for removing allulini salts. oats or rye yield better results until soils return to normal.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to study market reports to guide breeding feeding and marketing decisions. Reading reports like Stock at Stockyards helps predict future prices by tracking monthly cattle movements and stocker feeder shipments. Accurate interpretation enables plans six months to two years ahead.
The stockman should monitor meat demand and market reports to time sales by weight and grade. Track whether heavy cattle fetch premiums or if lighter cuts rise in demand, and watch overall meat slaughter trends from federal inspection data released monthly by the Bureau of Markets.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide notes advertising has become effective for farm products. It explains past limits, where only high quality, dependable quantity goods justified promotion, and how cooperative marketing associations now support broader distribution and demand.
An article discusses the rise of advertising in promoting farm produce and standardization to broaden national and world markets. It cites citrus from Florida and California, Northwest apples, and Imperial Valley melons, plus home recipes and nutrition guidance for balanced meals.
Sun Jose scale infests all parts of fruit trees including the fruit. It is among the most feared pests we face with a sticky secretion and slow growth that makes spraying difficult.
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