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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
7
A concise patriotic call urges turning notion into motion with real back yard service. It questions if garden tools are repaired and ready for use, framing preparedness as action. The message blends wordplay with a practical prompt for readiness.
Beets thrive in rich sandy loam and spring sowing begins when soil works. Plant two weeks before frost risk for horse cultivation or 12 to 18 feet apart for hand work, thin to 4 to 5 inches. Beet seed is seed balls containing several seeds. thin to one plant per spot. Two ounces seeds cover 100 feet. sow every two weeks through summer for continuous harvest. Harvest young beets before 2 inches diameter for best quality. store or feed remaining beets for winter.
Gardening note emphasizes conserving water by activating moisture and avoiding weeds. Weeds waste water and plant food, and are not attractive. Practical tips include using hoes and sticks to mark rows.
Pliny the Lider nearly two millennia ago advised digging deep and working soil. The piece asserts enthusiasm must back purpose to overcome obstacles and survive disappointments, and that the best insurance against gardening accidents is knowing the garden.
The edible portion of the kent rabi is the thickened stem, closely related to cabbage and cauliflower. Start in a hotbed or window box, set outdoors after the last frost, and plant like cabbage. Open-ground planting with 4 to 6 inches spacing yields edible-sized plants under favorable weather. the crop deserves more attention as a poor man’s cauliflower.
Plant seeds of peppers in a notbed about rit weeks to two months before setting in open ground. Transplant at least once, and do not set outside until soil is worn. In gardens, large and horned types should be in 8 foot rows with plants 15 to 17 inches apart, with shallow cultivation until frost ends bearing.
Advertisement displays a lease offer for two ranchers with a contact phone numbered seven and location in Vernal. It provides minimal details beyond the rental offer and contact method.
The Vernal Express reports a chaotic scene as a torn section hits the town job department with displaced notices and missing listings. Officials scramble to restore guidance for job seekers amid ongoing disruption in Vernal.
A quirky column asks if flats are filled with forcing Boll and ponders a new handle for the spading fork. It also wonders about ashes from the fireplace and whether they should be saved for the potash they contain.
The article advises planting only after soil warms, favors pole and bush lima varieties, and notes pole beans use fences for support. It explains row spacing, hill planting, and trellis methods, and mentions drying beans for winter storage and a Lazy Wits pole bean variety for cold regions.
The Agriculture Department advises planting sweet corn after the last killing frost with 8 or 4 successive plantings at two week intervals. Use a quarter to half pint seed per 100 foot row, plant in drills 3 feet apart and thin to one stalk every 10 to 14 inches, or sow 8 to 8 seeds per hill 8 feet apart and thin to 4 to 6 stalks. Cover seeds 2 inches deep and cultivate, removing suckers from the base of stalks.
Delinquent stock notices list numerous stockholders and assessed amounts due on March 76 1016 with shares and sums. A sale to satisfy delinquent assessments will occur May 27 1619 at 10:00 AM at Uintah State Bank building Vernal Utah, overseen by Secretary Don L B Colton, to cover costs and advertising.
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