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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

7

Cabbage Yellows Disease and Resistant Seed Strain

Wisconsin experiment station prepared guide on cabbage yellows caused by a soil fungous parasite. Warm weather accelerates spread from seed beds to fields, reducing yields. Disease spreads via dust water soil equipment and stock. control is difficult. A resistant strain, Hollander No. 8, shows strong performance in trials, producing nearly all plants to heads and high yields, unlike commercial seed.

Racine Kenosta Wisconsin Paulus Heed Wisconsin Experiment Ealerawert Wiscon Thie Acre

Winter Work in Orchard Tips for Safe Pruning and Fire Safety

A compact guide for orchard chores in winter advises avoiding brush fires near trees, keeping fires distant, and burning wisely. It recommends hauling windfallen wood to the pile, cutting damaged branches, and transporting wood to stables and stockyards. It also suggests applying compost or straw to raspberries and grapes for next summer.

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Too Much Fertilizer Hurts Soil and Yields

Farmers note that initial fertilizer use boosts yields but subsequent years need more input. Over time soil becomes worn and may sour while residual salts or neglected nutrient balance reduce growth despite heavy applications.

Corn tests in Kansas varieties suited to sections

Kansas State Agricultural College agronomy department reports five years of cooperative tests to identify corn varieties best matched to each state's sections. Results show soil and climate drive performance. Boone County White, Reid's Yellow Dent, and Lawatha Yellow Dent perform well in northeast. Pride of Saline and Town Allvermine vary by region. Western Kansas favors Freed's White Dent, Colby corn, and Sheridan's White Dent.

Kansas State Agricultural College Kansas Wilson Winte Stnte Saline Town Allvermine Freed Agronomy Department

Veiled Political Notices From The Wardenders Meeting

Voters are urged to consider candidates for the upcoming election. The notice requests turnout and signals support for a specific slate ahead of the June 26 date.

Voters of Ai Lnereisy Election Notice Open

Public notice announces a June election for Ai Lnereisy voters to express support or veto on a stated measure. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a official register of deeds context and required participation.

Teeth and Care for Young Pigs Teeth Eruptions

A fragment describes dental care for piglets with teeth growing issues. It warns against pulling teeth and details using forceps wire nippers and a knife. It notes measures should preserve each tooth and ensure safety during the procedure.

Fragmentary note from local page on unplaced tale

A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered phrases and names. It mentions relations of people and places in a jumbled sequence, with no clear event or date. The text reads as a rough, unreadable record lacking full sentences or context for a concise news item.

Notes About Corn and Its Value in Agriculture

Poor weed is the greatest corn foe yet high yields raise the national value. One eight ounce ear of corn could boost U S yield and farm income significantly, with total corn value exceeding other crops on priced land. Corn offers more potential for yield and quality improvements than any other crop per Farin Program.

Making the Little Farm Pay and Pruning Apple Trees

The article advises on improving small farm profitability through winter crop storage and marketable vegetables. It covers paneled storage, temperature guidance, and using shelves and crates to preserve crops like lettuce parsley and cabbage. It also discusses pruning apple trees in spring and thinning branches to promote healthier fruiting in successive years.

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