The Mystery Deepens for Doris and Rocky
In a Morristown room Doris confronts Rocky over a murder accusation linked to her past. He reveals the scandalous headlines and suggests safeguards, while Doris clings to hope but fears punishment. Beatrice arrives with caution as Doris faces possible exposure and a dangerous path ahead.
Old Orchards Can Be Made Produce
WM Case and extension horticulturist outline steps to revive neglected orchards. Advise fall deep plowing after barnyard manure, careful root protection, progressive soil loosening, and pruning between Feb 15 and Apr 15. Recommend spreading work over two years to avoid excessive growth.
Flax Seed Crop Short and Light in Weight this Year
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that this year’s flax crop is extremely short, under 8 million bushels, while about 2 million bushels will be needed for next spring sowing if nearly 3 million acres are planted. Farmers are advised to secure seed now, store extra seed due to light weight, and use shrinkage seed for feed or sale as needed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers urged delayed treatment for bots after first frost
Bot control advice from the USDA urges farmers to wait one month after the first freezing weather lasting a day or more before treating horses for bots. New findings show bat larvae spend 21 to US days in a horse’s tongue before reaching the stomach, guiding improved control.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Shen
Wilt in Alfalfa Wilt serious disease of alfalfa
Disease dwarfs plants especially after half mature size, with yellowing and leaf mottling. Spread by hay from infected fields, surface water, and possibly mowers. Isolate crops and destroy all plants from diseased fields to control. Seed not known to spread the disease.
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Wallace
Where Crops Fit In
Some crops do not suit very fertile soils Buck wheat yields excess straw and little grain on nitrogen rich soils Oats lodge on nitrogen rich soils A fertile soil is essential for profitable yields of wheat and barley Rye grows well on rich soils yet is a good crop for light infertile soils
All-Night Lights May Harm Poultry Output
Poultry experts warn that all night illumination can injure pullets while old hens tolerate it. Use light to suit purpose: boost egg production for market, delay molt, or avoid lighting during hatchery demand. Early morning light benefits pullets. avoid high intensity and direct light at feeders. A 40 to 50 watt lamp six feet high and on at 4 a.m. yields best results.
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C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Ferguson
Not All Pullets Worth Space in Laying House
A poultry expert warns that not every pullet should enter the laying house as some birds will not repay their cost. Only wellconditioned pullets with bright eyes and red combs should be kept, while thin or poorly grown birds should be sent to market or culled. Undeveloped pullets deserve time apart to improve, boosting winter laying efficiency.
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Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Wyandottes
Poultry Gleanings on Breeds Feeds and Care Near Clarendon
Poultry notes explain commercial sunflowers for chicken feed near Clarendon Texas. Guides cover breeder selection leg-handling culling marketing Cayuga duck origins New York 1850 and resemblance to Pekin. Discuss carbohydrates hydrocarbons in ration cod liver oil quality water supply litter conditions and egg quality indicators.
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Cayuga County
New York
Town Mayor Unmasked as Robber Band Leader at Night
Belgrade reporting reveals Janjo Korne a sixty year old mayor of Gornje Selo led a long running band of robbers evading police for seventeen years. His downfall began when a question of politeness exposed his habit of keeping a hat on to hide a wound from a night clash with his own police. He fathered six children and lived in respected status despite amassing wealth as chief of crime.
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Flugo
Jean Valjean
Belgrade
Gorrije Selo
Janjo Korne
Gornje Selo
They Took Their Honeymoon In the Stratosphere
A playful exchange follows a couple’s high altitude honeymoon journey. Back to earth now, I presume, as they share memories of their voyage and adjust to normal life after an extraordinary ascent.
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Earth
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