Hot Water Treatment for Smut Control in Wheat
Practical older-method note describes hot water treatment to prevent grain smut. Steps include heating water to about 141 degrees, maintaining two barrels at differing temps, dipping wheat briefly, and timing 15 minutes for effective germination suppression while attempting to preserve sound seeds. It notes temperature control is easier with a large kettle and thermometer and discusses variations among authorities.
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Kentucky
Dvetkay Si
Walgrand
Subsoil Subsoiling Traced To Soil Moisture Retention
A reader essay from Puin and Fireside discusses the benefits and risks of fall versus spring subsoiling to conserve soil moisture and improve sugar beet yields. It cites experiments showing fall subsoiling stores water like a sponge, while spring subsoiling risks drought gaps.
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Eugar
Gregory Horiex
Tv Fx
Owen
Etadley
Corbett Chater a. Enes Min Set Bay Re oul Ut vie
The house debated an appropriation bill amid changes and a roll call vote. A provision to fund information for the government regarding internal revenue violators was defeated after strong committee support.
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Giortyness
Fu Pout
Wesmrn Railway Company
Lindias Uupasis Bayon
Several Texans Landed In Washington February 26
Senators and officials from Texas appointed to federal posts include John Grant marshal of Bastery District, Colonel Henry Corbin general, Moses Dillon collector at Paso del Monte, James J. Haines collector of customs at Corpus Christi, John A. Cotter steam vessel inspector for the Texas district, Webster Flanagan internal revenue collector for the Third district, W. M. O'Tenty postmaster at Lellax, Robert F. Campbell registrar at El Paso, and George G. Clifford postmaster at San Antonio.
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Moses Dillon
Paso del Monte
Tex
James J. Haines
Cilia
Corpus Christi
John A. Cotter
Texas
Iit
Thy
Obscene exposures and charges across several towns
A terse roundup notes a series of distressing legal cases and incidents from Missouri to Alabama. Names and places emerge in a hurried, garbled scrape of OCR text, detailing accusations, court actions, and alleged public disturbances across Brookhaven, Decatur, and other locales.
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Tony Whit Atic
Lukoil
Ehrek
Chater
Oul
Washington
Senate
John Grant
Marshad
Bastery
Henry ©. Corbin
Loreen
Brookhaven
Missy
Karke
Grand Jury
Fuyertin
Pittsburg
Shreveport
Rene Pines Arithintic
V. Carlin
Simevieport, LA
August
Milam Street
Renewas
I. Silverstein
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