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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
4
A Vernon citizen and a visiting cattleman stroll a Vernon residence district. The cattleman, trained in observation, notices details unseen by locals. The article argues cattle industry folk possess unusually keen observational skills, framing frontiers as places where such faculties develop.
The passage stresses that visioning the surrounding environment is a key habit to teach children. It argues many people with normal vision go through life blind to their surroundings and benefits of mindful observation.
The Musicians' Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. L. E. Piper’s West Paradise street residence with Mrs. A. B. Piper hosting. Leader Mrs. J. A. Birdsong presented a program featuring sketches of Myerbeer and Rossini, operatic stories, piano pieces, voice selections, duets, and a Victor record.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist church will install new officers at 3 p.m. Monday. The program includes scripture lesson, prayers, Mrs. Geo Maxon on officer installation, and remarks by the retiring and new officers. Closing with a question period and new business.
Foster's Weather Report warns that weather knowledge helps crop forecasting but declines due to deniers and costly farmer organizations. It advocates the Farmers' hedge as a simple, officerless system tied to regional forecasts to equalize markets, prevent bankruptcies, and shield producers, millers, and consumers from world-speculator volatility. Northern to southern regions forecast varied Jan temperatures with moderate storms. warnings of a North American drought by end of 1924 accompany plans to defend local interests against exporters.
More than 1,500 technically trained persons, per reports to the U S Department of Agriculture, study farming problems in State Agricultural Experiment Stations. In 1921, 400 publications issued containing results of their work.
The Bureau of Entomology reports rapid progress in sending natural enemies from Hyeres France to America. Over 500000 specimens of a key parasite were released in New England during 1922 along with others, to curb the corn borer. Plans aim to establish beneficial insects before the pest spreads nationwide.
Species of these parasites on native corn borers in the South Atlantic and Gulf States and on the sugar cane borer in Louisiana so that this enemy may be present and ready to attack the pest in case the European corn borer should spread to those regions. Ewald Guetchnech, 20 years old, at Blackhawk county, Iowa, has been 4
A pig club member reports four years of activity with $3060 in swine sales. He now owns 68 head of purebred hogs, constructed a modern hog house, and uses the mineral feed mixture recommended by the State Agricultural College with good results.
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