Magnet idea for nails in Sidney fuels Scottsbluff talk
Eugene Maxwell of Western Public Service, Scottsbluff, suggests using a magnet along nearby roads to collect nails and tires punctures. Local drivers doubt a nail surplus here, noting Scottsbluff would likely yield more nails. Tests show borers mostly die with clean plowing, while surface corn debris increases survival to 13 to 22 percent depending on traps and debris.
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Eugene Maxwell
Western Public Service Company
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Mr. Maxwell
Clean plowing as an aid in corn borer control
Ohio tests by the Bureau of Entomology show clean plowing helps limit the European corn borer. Infested stalks were plowed under from September to December 1925 and surrounded by recovery traps. About 38 percent of borers surfaced in fall and spring. the rest perished in soil or were killed by enemies and weather.
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Ohio
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Merchants urged to study buying shifts in market
An advertising column in the Dearborn Independent argues half the population changes purchasing status each year. It links baby births college completions and farming yields to shifts in what families buy. The article underscores how economic cycles alter consumer behavior for merchants.
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The
Dearborn Independent
Constant advertising keeps customers in sight during good and bad times
Commercial guidance urges merchants to advertise relentlessly through newspapers and direct mail. A customer today may join tomorrow. constant exposure preserves brand presence for when the buyer is ready to purchase.
Handling Tree Growth Seedlings for Nebraska Farmers
The circular for seedling tree distribution to Nebraska farmers urges careful handling of trees, noting they are more delicate than garden plants. It warns against sun and wind on roots, delaying planting, livestock, and weeds, and stresses that small seedlings can grow into great oaks. A live tree after one season is more valuable than many dead ones. Detailed care guidance will follow before shipping.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
Dix Young Lady Wedded to Wyoming Resident
Mrs Lula B Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs McFadden Dix residents and Homer C Oxley who farms near Lingle Wyoming were married Wednesday March 16 at Gering Reverend Elias Wilson Christian church pastor read the service Mrs Oxley a former Dix teacher taught in Dix and for two years at Lingle will return there to make their home two relatives write in from Kimball Observer
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Lula B. Burke
Oxley
Dix
Lingle
Kimball Observer
Sowing Alfalfa Early Advised by State Experts
Agricultural extension workers caution that sowing alfalfa seed too early risks losses from freezes while many later plantings fail in heat. When fields are weedy, kill weeds first, cultivate, and seed late spring or early fall. In moisture-poor areas, summer fallowing may be better than spring sowing.
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Midimmer
Discing Cornfields Fails Against Corn Borers
The United States Department of Agriculture reports disking cornfields infested with European corn borers does not kill the pests. Tests show only 11 percent killed when oats follow disking. burning and plowing under stalks and trash effectively destroy nearly all borers, with about 5100 per acre present before action. The method is strongly recommended to control infestation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Catholic Ladies Bazaar and Supper Planned
The Catholic ladies will hold a bazaar and supper on Wednesday May 4. The event aims to raise funds for parish needs and community outreach.
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