US Agriculture cites ten ton seed plan for national forests
The Department of Agriculture will use over ten tons of tree seed for national forests this year. Jack pine and Washington yellow pine are key species. one pound yields about 125 000 seeds for jack pine and 10 000 seeds for yellow pine. Germination rates and transplant losses limit nursery to field outcomes, yet 4000 three year transplants per pound show workable results.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Sand Hills
Forest Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fastening Wires On Trees For Safest Attachment
J G Allshouse in Farm and Home explains a practical method to attach telephone wires to a tree using a porcelain house knob split with a screwdriver to hold the line wire. The technique wraps the wire around the knob and trunk with small wire pieces and staples, providing insulation and stability while allowing quick replacement if damaged.
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J. G. Allshouse
Cause of Blackberry Rust and Its Cure
The article explains blackberry rust is a highly contagious fungal disease with no effective cure. Prevention is emphasized and the recommended control is to dig up and destroy affected bushes, burning if possible or burying roots a foot deep. If many plants are infected, destroying the entire patch is advised.
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Fran
Ecience
Imeascea
Time for Spraying: Apple and Plum Trees Prep
Spray apple and plum trees before buds expand to protect fruit yield. Apply appropriate horticultural spray and follow safety guidelines for early-season care. Ensure timing aligns with local climate conditions and label instructions.
Edmund P. Hunter Returns From Allen Gilpin Wedding
Mr. Edmund P. Hunter arrived in Washington this morning after attending the Allen Gilpin wedding.
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Edmund P. Hunter
Washington
Allen-Gilpin
State Board Adheres To Old Policy On Summer Normals
After attorney general Samuel W. Williams protested, the State Board of Education in Richmond reaffirmed its policy for summer normal schools until state funds are provided. The dispute centered on an $18,000 appropriation versus costs of $52,138.07 and $18,548.97 tuition, with auditors defending voucher inspections and low tuition. The board offered to remit the $3 tuition and make schools free if funds arrive, and the matter was to be recorded in official minutes.
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Samuel W. Williams
State Board of Education
Richmond
General Assembly
Williams
Riams
Strangers Rob Magnolia Agent in Baltimore and Ohio Office
Magnollia Baltimore and Ohio agent JT M Marshall was held up as he left the office at 1130. Two men approached seized him while another took $420 from the company. The assailants fled undetected and Marshall did not know them. Officials believe they were local workers and police are pursuing suspects.
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Magnolia
Baltimore and
Ohio
JT. M. Marshall
Marshall
Winchester sale of small house and lot in Murnan case
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction at Winchester County Court House at noon Monday December 15 1973 an attractive small house and lot on the west side of South Market Street long occupied by Annie Li Murnan. The lot fronts 389 feet and extends 149 feet back. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two bonds payable in one and two years with 3 percent interest.
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Charles RB. Murnan
George I. Murnan
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
South Market Street
Annie
Li Murnan
R. Gray Williams
I. Richard L. Gray
Yorporation Court
R. Gray Wilams
People's Bank of Stephens City Finances Stated
Statement of the financial condition of the Peoples Bank Inc at Stephens City Frederick County Virginia shows assets totaling 193 645 66 and liabilities 98 545 266 as of October 21 1913. Eugene E Chiles cashier certified the document as true to the best knowledge and belief.
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Stephens City
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Eugene E. Chiles
Sote Nni
People’s Bank, Inc
Stephen C Ity
Eugen’ ER
Milier
John A. Hinkle
Adams
State of Viginia
Fred’k
Attorney Hunter Relocates Practice to Martinsburg
Attorney Edmund P. Hutter of Wheeling West Virginia has moved his practice to Martinsburg occupying Judge Wood’s office in the Walker building. He is a Washington and Lee graduate and WVU law alumnus who practiced four years in Wheeling and is a nephew of Martinsburg Mayor Peyton R. Harrison.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Winchester
Martinsburg
Judge Wood
Walker
Hunter
J. Abell Hunter
Washington and Lee University
West Virginia University
Peyton R. Harrison
Major
Robert W. Hunter
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