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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1892
Page
2
An instructional piece details how to build a home made bee super and frame system using 34 inch poplar, with crossbars sized for standard sections, a follower to tighten the fit, and a clean surface arrangement for storing separators. It emphasizes using readily available workshop materials and adapting the design to hive size.
The text describes a wide frame for honey crates with 17 inch lumber, its construction and drying needs, and notes on using multiple frames per crate. It also covers insect injurious to grasses, detailing cutworms and wireworms life cycles, the benefits of fall plowing, kainit use, and conflicting reports on effectiveness. It ends with methods to fight moles and mentions traps as the practical solution.
G W Hulick and G A Frazier, examiners, visited Clermont County Treasury in Batavia Ohto March 12 1892. They counted funds bonds and assets finding sixty two thousand six hundred twelve and 93 100 dollars in the treasury and verified balances with the auditor.
A horticultural note on pruning tea roses. Most tea roses grow on own roots or as trees and benefit from thinning to remove fine wood. Varieties such as Mme de Watteville Niphetos Coquette de Lyon Homer Cel multiflora bloom best when cut back to ensure air and light, with Noisette types and Cloth of Gold Gloire de Dijon Marechal Niel La Marque often performing worse if pruned poorly.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best for cuts bruises and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price through Belt & Barr and J B Walker. Articles on apple orchard care urge shallow planting, mulching, hardy varieties, and limited fruit variety. Also notes on Piles ointment by Swayne & Son and comments from Rural New Yorker and others, plus a humorous exchange from Texas Siftings.
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