Wilt-Resistant Tomato Varieties Boost Yields in Wilt Prone Soils
U S Department of Agriculture notes tomato wilt costs exceed 115 000 tons annually in the Middle Atlantic Gulf and Mississippi regions. New wilt resistant varieties from selections like Greater, Stone, and Merveille des Marvels show promise on infested land, with trials across the United States pending longer testing.
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United States Department
Pd States Department of Agricuomato
Middle Atlantic
Gulf and
Mississippi
United
Dea New Department Bulletin
F. J. Pritchard
United States of Agriculture
Duke of York
Eye State
Unclear OCR fragment hints at food preservation steps
The readable text describes preparation steps such as spreading a substance evenly at a site and folding it, with mentions of salt and securing a cover. Details are fragmented and lack clear context or full sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Balloons Open National Race With 12 Still Aloft
Twelve of thirteen balloons launched from Milwaukee remain airborne at midday as they race southwest toward Lake Erie. Officials report several entrants sighted near Missouri and Michigan checkpoints with paths trending east to the lake region.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Milnold
Missouri
Gouside
Lake Erie
Bichiéah
Michigan
Tvo
Menowee County
Adrian
Jackson
Winchester Couple to Wed in Meadville June 17
Invitations from Mrs. Laura B Wolfe Meadville Pa announce the marriage of Eleanor Belle Wolfe to Lewis Neill Barton of Winchester. The ceremony will be held Saturday June 17 at 6 30 p m in Meadville. Barton is son of the late Lewis Neill Barton and grandson of Thomas Cover. They plan to reside in Winchester and many locals will travel to Meadville for the wedding.
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Winchester
Laura B. Wolfe
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Belle Wolfe
Lewis Neill Barton
Barton
Thomas Cover
Attempt to wreck Southern Railway passenger train No 21
An alleged attempt to wreck Southern Railway passenger train No 21 occurred last evening between Marshall and Rectorstown. The engine struck a pile of crossties iron plates and rocks on the track but stayed on rails. Emergency brakes were applied but the train arrived in Harrisonburg near its scheduled 10 20 p m arrival. No suspects were seen and crew conducted a search of the immediate area.
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Southern Railway
Washington
Harrisonburg
Marshall
Rectortown
Bowen
Cadet Officers Shine in Annual Drill Victory for Winchester
In the annual drill between Shenandoah Valley Academy and Winchester High School held yesterday at the Fair Grounds Winchester High School won the contest. Credit goes to senior officers from both battalions who prepared their outfits under Col Bryan Conrad of S W A and Capt Guy E Manning of Winchester High School. Shenandoah Valley Academy cadet officers were Captain Ed Koch First Lieutenant Clark Cooper and Second Lieutenant Maurice Pifer. Winchester High School cadets were Captain Floyd Haines First Lieutenant Roy Ritter and Second Lieutenant Herman Barr.
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Ppbeine Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester High School
Fair Grounds
Bryan Conrad
Guy E. Manning
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Ed. Koch
Clark Cooper
Maurice Pifer
Floyd Haines
Roy Ritter
Herman Barr
Washingtonians Enjoying Outing Near Winchester
A party of seven led by Mr and Mrs Giles from Washington has been staying at the Wayside Inn in Middletown since last Saturday. They have spent much of their time motoring and visiting relatives and friends in and around Winchester. Others listed include Mrs ae at irs Be a Psther Lawrenson and Leatherman with Gilés, De Glantz, and B.C. Scott.
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Meares
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Winchester
Giles
Washington
Irs
Psther Lawrenson
T& In
Leatherman
Ber- Gilés
Mo Olph “de ‘Glantz
Racy
B.C. Scott
Explosion in German coal mines kills seven miners
An explosion in the Helene and Amie coal mines near Essen, Germany, results in seven deaths and 25 injuries. Some miners remain unaccounted for as rescue teams search the site operated by Krupp interests.
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Associated, Press
Essen
Germany
Helene and Amie
Helovere
Krupps
Rotary Club Delegates to International Meeting in Los Angeles
Supt. Clerk of Handley Schools F E B Sie leads a Great Rotary Club contingent to the Rotary International meeting in Los Angeles June 5 to 9. The group travels on the Dixie Special train with elaborate arrangements for sightseeing and Rotary-hosted receptions.
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Rotary Clair
WirctheSster
Rotarys
Los Angeles
Cal
F. EB. Sie
Handley Schools
Pit
Clerk
Bec
Ro Aseventh
New Mis
Bos
Eles
Rotary Club
Asheville
New Orleans
San Antonio
Los Ancotes
Pinchot Would Do It Again Defeating Machine
Gifford Pinchot says he would spend $120000 again to defeat an organized machine. He defends campaign expenses as honest and necessary and argues an entrenched machine could be toppled only with large outlays.
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Pinchot
Philad
Gifford Pinchot
United State
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Newberry
INITIAL SEASON OF CLOVER
The growth for the first season of sweet clover is similar in quality to alfalfa and may be pastured from midseason to close, but not so close as to injure the plants. In the second season the growth is coarser and if used for hay should be cut before reaching 30 inches. Leave a high stubble as the second growth starts from buds on the cut stems. Do not cut too close or a second growth will not develop. Hay should be cured in the windrow or shock to reduce leaf loss and avoid overly rapid curing.
Sheep Control Weeds By Grazing Across Fields
Sheep destroy weeds in pastures grain and corn fields and along fence rows eating ninety percent of troublesome weeds. They thrive on fresh growth but will not thrive on refuse. Goats are better adapted to waste clearance.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary notes mention geese and health terms with scattered phrases about eczema parasites and a drug store. The readable items are too incomplete to establish a coherent event, person, or location for a proper news item.
The Great Horny Owl A Winter Friend to Man
The article describes a large great horned owl with yellow eyes and a strong grasping beak. It notes the owl’s beneficial actions in preying on rodents and vermin, and urges readers not to kill the bird, calling it a friendly ally.
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Great Rotary Club
America
My Son
Practical Girl
Johnny
Paz Pe
the Rug Store
W. C. Plundere CO
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Veryone
Science
Hagle
Jelow
Rev. L. W. V
Trousseau
Ironized Yeast Co
Atlanta, Ga
Dept
Franck Baker & Son
Bossworth
Ming
Burmah
Sre A Pong Wersian Gulf
National Convention
Revespierre
Napoleon
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