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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1949

Page

7

Expert Warns on 2 4-D Use Precautions Across Texas

College Station reports warn that 2 4 D precautions are not being followed. Dr M K Thornton Texas A and M Extension chemist notes orchards, tomatoes, and cotton suffer damage from drift and misapplication. The advisory covers dusts, ester forms, nozzle settings, wind limits, airplane use, storage, and the need to consult county agents before spraying.

Texas A. & M. College Research and Extension Thornton

Horses Still Boss on Massachusetts Highways

Massachusetts motorists learned that horses have right of way on the state roads. Motor Vehicle Registrar Rudolph F. King stated that when approaching a horse ridden driven or led the person in control may signal a halt and the driver must stop and shut off the engine. Whitewright merchants offer you better values.

Boston Massachusetts Rudolph F. King

Clearing Moss From Ponds Proves Effective With Sodium Arsenite

Texas A and M extension specialist R E Callender describes a pond treatment at Summerfeld Lake in Washington County using sodium arsenite. Ten gallons mixed with equal water sprayed the entire surface, killing moss within 24 hours and restoring fishing within a week. A second spray may be needed. caution urged to measure volume to avoid fish kill and to consult local agents before starting.

Callender

Free The something for nothing in federal aid to education

A columnist argues against federal aid for education under S. 246, contending the $300 million price tag is paid by taxpayers. He cites 1936 1947 education funding data showing states have grown their own finances and urges readers to pressure their congressman and senators. A closing joke contrasts a boy's loss of a dog with his Aunt Emma.

Washington Sam Congress U. S. Office of Education Uncle Sam Mrs. America Bobby Emma

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