Hints For Gardeners On Dividing Perennials And Planting
Gardeners learn division aids multiplication. Dig edge plants first, avoid root damage, lift crowded clumps, and reset. Do not disturb bloomers. transplant Madonna Lily and Madonna Tulips in August or September. September best for Peonies. Delphi niums need fall root growth. Weeding now is easy while weeds are small and weak perennials benefit from early removal.
What Editors Think about Payroll Consolidation and Fences
The piece argues that payrolls sway votes and protect lawmakers by keeping staff in place. It notes Sen Byrd’s proposed consolidations as examples of “good business methods” and recalls earlier Army post consolidation plans that stalled amid local resistance. The editors doubt broad public support for efficiency moves.
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Gade
Farley
Byrd
U. S. Army
ALL-BRAN Promises Daily Elimination Remedy
In a testimonial style notice a Fairbury reader advocates Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN cereal to relieve headache fatigue and constipation. The ad claims the cereal absorbs water, aids gentle cleansing, and requires two servings daily with stronger use when severe, produced in Battle Creek.
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E. N. Kring
Hickory St
Fairbury
Ilinois
Gaioes
Battle Creek
Quote on business impact of extravagances rising
The speaker warns that scare tactics will not help until extravagances prove deterrent to business. Only then will action be required to address broader economic strain.
Virginia Odd Fellows Convene 100th Session in Richmond
The Grande of Virginia will hold the one hundredth annual session in Richmond May 25 and 26 at the John Marshall Hotel with a May 23 religious service, a May 24 grand ball, and sessions for Grand Lodge Grand Encampment Department Council and Se cretaries' Association. A historical pageant, a public installation May 26, and dance close the event. Key figures include T K Farleigh Robert L Jones Claude Stickley and David Hottle.
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Grande of Vira
Order of Oddows
Richmond
John Marshall Hotel
T. Willey Davis, Jr
Department Council
Secretaries’ Association
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellowship
America
E. I. Sheppe
Henderson Lodge
T. K. Farleigh
Portsmouth
Robert L. Jones
Winchester
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
David Hottle
Virginia
Delegation to Richmond Meetings From Winchester Lodges
Delegation will attend the Richmond meetings from Winchester and vicinity representing Madison Lodge of this city Marsh Run Lodge of Middletown and Stephens City Lodge of Stephens City.
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Winchester
Richmond
Madison Lodge
Marsh Run Lodge
Middletown
Stephens City Lodge
Stephens City
Growing Network of Tourist Camps Reaches 25 Million
Census Bureau reports 9,848 camps serving tin can tourists in 1935 as part of a 25 million dollar annual business. More than 15,000 people are employed in the sector nationwide with California housing about 1,440 camps. Texas Colorado and Minnesota also host large clusters as auto trailer popularity drives growth.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Commerce Department
California
Texas
Colorado
Minnesota
Crop Conditions Improve Despite Freeze Damage Across Regions
Crop conditions show mixed results with some seed in reserves and a very good stand after freezes. Hay stocks on farms remain low at 52 000 tons, while grain hay harvests promise relief. Pastures are below average nationwide though mid spring rains helped, and fruit prospects look more promising though not yet forecast.
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United States
Excellent crops reported by commercial sections on May first
Commercial growers noted 78 percent of a full peach crop the highest since 1931. Apple bloom was late but heavy with cool weather and little frost damage. Rain in late April damaged some Piedmont areas while overall fruit prospects look better than usual though exact outcomes remain uncertain. Egg production reached 54.4 eggs per hundred hens, the largest on record.
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Piedmont
North Piedmont
United States
South
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Georgia
North
South Carolina
May milk and egg farm indicators show mixed gains
May 1 averages for egg production align with April levels while hens per farm reach a 1933 high and chicks per yard top 1935 figures. Milk yields per cow run 11.3 lb vs 10.6 a year ago, but total U S output dips about 1 percent due to 2 percent fewer cows on farms.
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United States
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