Agricultural Column Delivers Timely County Updates
A concise county agricultural column shares current farming notes and trends. It highlights regional crop observations and practical tips for local growers, emphasizing up-to-date practices and community relevance.
Pruning Guidelines For Fruit Trees And Spray Mix Changes
The text outlines pruning practices for fruit trees including timing March April June and removing dead branches when trees are in leaf. It emphasizes keeping a strong central leader, distributing laterals, and avoiding excessive main branch cuts to prevent injury. It also notes that improper pruning and poor nutrition cause most tree deaths and discusses Bordeaux mixture spray formulas with copper sulfate and lime adjustments.
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Tkea
Frederick
G. Woc
Waste in Cornstalks Could Fuel Nation’s Machinery
Prof Wiley of the agricultural department says vast cornstalk waste could be converted to alcohol to power factories railroads steamboats automobiles lights and heating for outhouses and street illumination. He asks if an economical method to save this waste can be devised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Union
Water tax debate outlines fair rate structure
City officials discussed a proposed water tax with a sliding scale, arguing for a flat per thousand rate while ensuring large users pay less per unit as consumption rises. The solicitor explained the preferred approach would bill all customers the same rate on the total consumed, preventing absurdity in the current tier system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Baker
Council
Washington
The
Star
Williams
R. Gray Williams
Spraying For the Apple Scab and Its Effects
The article explains how wet cold weather promotes apple scab, harming blossoms and young fruit. It notes Bordeaux mixture can save crops, while unsprayed orchards often fail, and describes copper sulfate as a historical remedy with varying formulas.
Rate proposal aims fair charges for large water users
The proposed bill, as outlined by Captain Haddox, sets rates for large consumers at about two million gallons usage, suggesting a choice between one and one tenth and other rates to be prescribed by the council, aiming fairness for all without harming any party.
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Eity
Haddox
foMo
Shenandoah ~ Agricultural Society
Winehe Va
Fair Ghroun
C. V.R. Re
Beglar George Fantin Detained in Paris Bahavior Claim
In Paris, 72 year old beggar George Fantin was arrested and questioned about his mode of earning a living. He claimed he is a philanthropist who provides shelter to the poor and never seeks payment, saying he must beg for personal needs.
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Sonn” van Litvanee
van Ltuvanee
Duffy
Walt
John van Luvanee
Moline
Lil
Mark
Curran
Rochester
N.Y. Uy
George Fantin
Paris
Industrial Progress Seen In Dining On Global Salmon
A narrator notes modern trade by highlighting a diner overlooking the Thames and a restaurant near the Thiergarten serving fresh salmon from California Oregon and Alaska. The passage emphasizes how global supply chains enable such widespread luxury and modern commerce.
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Thames Embankment
Thiergarten
California
Oregon
Alaska
Worked His Way Up From Messenger to Telegraph Expert
Colt Glowry, president of the Western Union Telegraph Company, joined the Joliet office fifty five years ago offering six months as a paid learning messenger. After proving himself an expert operator he earned an office at Lockport and served with a military title in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt. Glowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Joliet, Ill
Lockport
Sultan Plays Tennis and Rides Bicycles in Morocco
Sultan of Morocco is described as a fair tennis player who shoots well and is greatly interested in automobiles. He rides a bicycle and would likely have pursued cars if roads had existed, reflecting his broad hobbies and ability.
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Sultan
Sultan of
Morocco
Real Estate Sale Notice in Winchester Virginia
A notice states that valuable real estate by virtue of a deed dated November 23 2986 will be offered for sale at the approach of a public action in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia on December 12 1908. The deed is recorded in Deed Book No 108 pages 129 130 and 191 in the Clerk's Office.
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M. Crow
Court House
Berryville
Frederick and Clarke Telephone Company
Hansborough & Carter
Winchester
F. Byrd
Sec
Virginia
Petion
Col House
Vai
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