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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1954
Page
9
A compact guide describes making a sturdy utility step stool from common lumber. Use 1 piece 1 x 10 lumber for the top and 2 x 8 lumber cut into legs 16 inches long, with rails bracing the tops. Assembly relies on a saw brace and bit, flat-head screws, and counter sinking to prevent splitting.
Older 3 bedroom home with garage in a good location near park and schools priced at 5800 with terms. Level 80 by 200 foot Willow Water District lot valued at 1500 with 750 down. For rent a small furnished 2 bedroom house at 80 per month. Children welcome. Listing agents Ti. S. State HO 2-2224 3913e-13
California ranchers must secure more feed from range lands to avoid economic pressure says Lester J. Berry of UC. two squeezes loom cost-price and encroaching brush sands as development consumes marginal land. He notes a third of California is grazing land and urges applying crop production principles to range management.
The Vesicular Exanthema Control Committee meeting in Sacramento in May urged lifting the state quarantine from all counties at once rather than sequential removals. They propose no later than nine months from May 14 to end the quarantine for all quarantined counties, with possible earlier action after committee conference. The disease affects dogs, and 21 northern counties are not quarantined, while the rest remain under state and federal quarantine rules.
A winter storm eroded 140 tons from 180 acres of Mendocino County sheep ranch at UC Hopland Field Station. Irrigation engineer Robert Burgy notes 9.85 inches of rain in 48 hours as the event reveals stress on California hill pastures. The Hopland watershed, grazed by sheep, will undergo five years of observation before treatments like brush burning or seeding are applied to study erosion, runoff, and carrying capacity. Similar studies extend from Tulare to Shasta and Riverside counties.
Easter lilies can be transplanted after Easter to produce a new plant next year. Plant on the cool side of the house with good light and well drained conditioned soil. Keep the old stalk on the bulb until autumn and water moderately. Fertilize with Folium for growth and expect flowering next June or July. Houston Tex UP W C Wylie notes McCarthy error over Communist Texas address and claims residency at Wylie Peanut Co.
The article promotes Ageratum blue as a bedding plant for a restful blue display. It notes dwarf blue ageratum as best for beds and borders with other annuals like salvia and petunias. Variants include tall blue perfection, dwarf white, and dwarf pink. California advises rich soil, ample water, and pest control. Full sun to near shade suits it, blooming until frost.
A conservation farming guide was prepared for Round Valley High School Farm Covelo by the school’s Junior and Senior vocational agriculture classes and Willits Soil Conservation District technicians. The guide, aided by Edward S. Anderson, shows land classes from an aerial prepared by the Soil Conservation Service and explains how classes relate to suitable crops. Leslie W. Williams notes soil survey methods and the two main land divisions safe to cultivate and not suited for cultivation, each with four classes.
California realtors plan a memorial redwood grove in Prairie Creek State Park, dedicated June 18 with L. J. McLellan and Ronald J. Chinnock among speakers. Gene Schamber notes ceremonies include Charles Kasch accepting for the state, John Jewett Garland presiding, and other association meetings around the event.
The passage explains that higher land class numbers imply more hazards and outlines conservation challenges across seven classes. It notes sub-classes for erosion e and for wetness w and soil s, indicating the framing of problems by these factors.
Br Emanuel Fritz of UC Berkeley will review redwood history and Harrison R. Baker of Pasadena former state highway commission vice chairman will speak on Our Stake in the Redwoods. Among 400 realtors attending, several Realty board members will be present. Michigan ranks seventh in population but third in higher learning enrollments.
Crown Zellerbach has reforested over 31,000 acres of logged lands in Western Oregon and Washington since World War II. Hand planting costs about $20 per acre at current cost levels, roughly $7.50. As spring construction gains pace, demand for Douglas fir lumber lags behind the upturn, fir plywood brings $76 per thousand feet versus $85 earlier this year.
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