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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
5
Practical advice on potting, watering, and airing house plants, with reminders to rotate crops, watch for pests, and provide sun and warmth. Tips cover canna and dahlia propagation, hedge plants, soap-suds pest control, seed sowing, pruning, and lawn care for a resilient early spring garden.
The text highlights Day lilies as greatly improved through hybridization with a wide color range and long blooming season from May 20 to September. They can be grown from seed or divisions, are reliable bloomers, and tolerate poor conditions, making them a recommended addition for plant enthusiasts.
Agronomist notes feterita's poor shattering resistance and crossbreeding tendencies. Trials from Kansas City to El Paso show best results in light rainfall zones, with 15 bushels in New Mexico from 2.5 inches of rain. Eastern regions feterita yields poor. Panhandle prefers dwarf milo. Recommend small patches for early hog and horse feed in dry districts and as catch crop after wheat.
Techniques describe rolling planks, floats, and rollers to compact soils. Effectiveness varies by soil type and weather. rolling before sowing creates seed beds and aids moisture retention, while clay soils may suffer from rolling after rain. After rolling, harrowing restores mulch and reduces evaporation, with early tillage to rebuild soil cover.
Heating milk for calves should reach blood heat around 90 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit when young. At two to three months, calves cope with cold milk if the temperature is consistent at each feeding, around 30. Use fresh milk and avoid dirty or old milk.
In the Ipswich reading room notice board the librarian received an appeal asking the gentleman who took a heart-handled umbrella from the stand on Wednesday Lindly to return it. A pencil remark beneath read weather still unsettled.
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