National Partners Alliance and Industrial Union Officers Listed
A fragment lists officers and lecturers for the National Partners Alliance and Industrial Union. Names include Mann Page and Vincent from Indiana, W P Bricker of Logan Station Pennsylvania, J P Sossamon of Charlotte, F H Peirsol of Parkersburg, and executive members from various states. The document also cites 99th Carolina Farmers State Alliance officers and a route committee, with a gatekeeping note about paper lists and OCALA form concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proline Vincent
Indianlia
Ind
W. P. Bricker
Logan Station
J. P. Sossamon
Charlotte
Agriculture notes urge tillage and diverse crops in farm plan
The article stresses frequent soil stirring with tillage and manure to improve profits, urges North Carolina farmers to diversify into fruit growing, warns dairy price fluctuations, and advises detailed records on butter. It warns against letting weeds seed and recommends mowing to prevent seed spread, while praising birds as farm friends and advocating disciplined, informed farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Florida
Carolina
Ltry
Nesta
APPLE INSECTS AND NEW JERSEY APPLE GROWING SUMMARY
Weekly Digest reports Missouri Station finding Bordeaux spraying effective against Lesser Apple Leaf Folder and Leaf Crumpler in nurseries, with timing and methods. It also covers New Jersey Station bulletin on statewide apple growing practices, soil needs, variety choices, tree spacing, pruning, and economics. Includes Virginia Station notes on unmerchantable apples and a toll mill comparison for cider, jelly, marmalade, and vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Station
Kansas City
Missouri
New Jersey
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Rhode Island
New York State
Virginia
Richmond
Bulletin
Deep Plowing Debate and Corn Cultivation Advice
Correspondence from The Progressive Farmer discusses deep plowing versus shallow cultivation. It notes benefits of loosening soil for air and root penetration, the mixed expert opinions, and suggests deep first then shallow plowing for many cases while considering drill width and root growth.
Protection of melon vines and turnip crop tips
A reader describes using soot and ashes to deter insects on melons, noting decoy beds and careful application to protect young plants. Also advised is prep for turnip crops, urging early plowing harrowing weed control and deep cultivator work before seeding to boost yield and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brynx Tyson
Crimson clover after corn in rotation and fertilization
A Pennsylvania Farmer discussion on sowing crimson clover after corn to improve clover stands. It covers sowing timing in August, the role of rainfall and soil fertility, and recommends liberal mineral fertilization with kainit and acid phosphate. Notes potash needs, soil types, and fall applications for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Pennsylvania
Plowing and weed control to curb drought effects
Advice from Rural World stresses soil loosening through plowing and cultivation to boost moisture absorption and reduce evaporation. It warns that any weed growth drains soil moisture and that dry layers beneath prevent crops from thriving. Also notes using soot-dissolved water to repel pests and advises cutting clover before full maturity for better next season yield.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Px National Partners' Alliance and Industrial Union
Mann Page
Brandon
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Colo
W. Beck
Alabama
K. D. Davie
Kentucky
Carolina Farmers’ State
Cyrus Thompson
Sna
Araham
Ridgely
N.C. w.Eilisboro
T. B. Hoover
Him City
W. N. Seawell
Villa
N.C
P. H. Massey
Geo. T. Lane
Greensoro
N. O
Jas. EK. Lyon
Durham
N. C
D. K. Wallace
Rutherfordton
T. Ivey
Hills
A. Fund—W. , Graham, Mach .O
Erouteve
Forte Ussolina Farmers’ State Alliance
A. F P. Hileman
N . English
Trinity
James M Wewborne
Kinson
Alliance
John i Gatesville
Harrell
Whierle
Arth
Carolina Reform Press Association Oficers
J. BL. Ramsey
Urion Builer
Evanuees
Ww. Swee
Eittor
Irolina Wal
Agriculture
Bryan Tyson
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