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Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

2

Pruning Shrubs Emphasizes Individual Growth and Taste

The article argues against uniform pruning of all shrubs. Each variety has its own growth habit and should be pruned lightly each year to maintain natural shape and grace. Large cuts harm shrubs, and good taste in pruning is essential for improving form over time.

Eastbound Chesapeake and Ohio Train Schedule

Eastbound services listed with No. 26 daily except Sunday at 8 42 a m No 22 daily at 11 57 a m No 28 daily except 6 30 p m No 24 daily at 9 25 p m 2200 pieces 9 25 p m

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Plan for a Field Stack Cutter from Prairie Farmer

A farmer describes a wood and steel field stack cutter built from a log frame with five 30 inch knives, iron pins, and hickory supports. The design uses pulled wagon gear, an angled knife setup, and self sharpening blades for cutting stalks on the ground.

Meaning of Good Corn for Minnesota Farmers

Minnesota farmers face imperfect corn profits as costs run 10 to 15 dollars per acre. Optimal yields hinge on soil fertility tillage seed quality and weather, with seed quality being most crucial. Selecting best ears at husking time and storing seed properly can boost yields to 50 to 75 bushels per acre with standard methods.

Minnesota

Penetration of Roots in Peach Trees

Illustration from the Arizona station shows the depth roots reach in search of water. The design traces a peach tree’s roots to great depths and notes that the root system may be much larger than the tree it supports.

Arizona Station

Pasture Wheat Guidelines for Safe Resting

Early planted wheat that is growing well may be pastured when the ground is dry or frozen without materially affecting next season yield. Keep livestock off when the ground is muddy or “shuddy” to protect future crops.

Keeping Apples In A Cool Cellar For Longevity

The cellar should be kept as cold as possible above freezing. Adjust cellar windows to allow night cold air and seal for day. Maintain around 40 degrees for many apple varieties. Head barrels and keep dry to prevent moisture loss and spoilage.

Fertilize Liberally for Orchard Fertility and Potash Loss

The article urges liberal fertilization of orchards to maintain soil fertility. It notes apples remove much more potash than wheat and recommends large quantities of both vegetable and mineral matter. Unleached wood ashes are praised and 200 to 300 pounds of muriate potash per acre should be broadcast among the trees.

Pull Out the Stumps for Easy Removal

Instructions detail using a straight 25 to 30 foot tree as a lever, a strong cattle yoke, and a large root wrap with a three foot offset from the stump. Attach a big chain and drive the team in a circle to twist the stump free. Smaller stumps come out whole while larger ones may split for burning after drying.

Train Schedule Details for Louisville and Nashville Line

Southbound trains Nos 37 33 9 31 34 10 38 and 32 run Cincinnati to Knoxville Jacksonville Maysville Stanford and Atlanta with Paris Winchester stops. All trains are daily except Nos 9 and 10 which omit Sundays. Nos 29 and 3 will be discontinued between Paris and Rowland on the new timetable.

Cincinnati Knoxville Jacksonville Maysville Stanford Paris Atlanta Rowland

Rail connections for Kentucky lines dated June

Lexington and Eastern R Y C L and E Junction trains Nos 1 and 3 connect with C and O Ry for Mt. Sterling Campton Junction trains Nos 1 2 3 4 connect with Mountain Central Ry for passengers to and from Campton Beattyville Junction trains Nos 2 and 4 connect with L and A Railway for Beattyville O and K Junction trains Nos 3 and 4 connect with O and K Railway for Cannell City and way stations W A McDowell General Manager Chas Scott G P A

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