County Agent’s Weekly Notes on Pasture Weed Control
County Agricultural Agent Parker explains pastures offer low-cost feed if kept weed free. Pastures yield high quality forage with less labor than tilled fields, but each weed pound reduces forage output. Herbicides can control broad leaf weeds cheaper and more effectively than tillage, and proper livestock management prevents overgrazing.
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Parker
Pasture Weed Control and Bagworm Advice Highlighted
Agricultural agent Parker explains herbicides labeled for pastures including 2 4 D 2 4 5 T and dicamba noting varying plant injury and legal use. For severe weeds dicamba and 2 4 5 T help with brush. bagworms are best controlled starting in May with malathion toxaphene or arsenicals and may require a second application.
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Parker
Environmental Protection Agency
Constitutional checks and balances in federal government
The article discusses the ongoing debate over presidential power and executive agreements versus treaties, then moves to a broader critique of how Congress, the Executive, and the Judiciary interact. It argues that checks and balances are eroding as the states become administrative appendages and the judiciary shapes policy, risking individual freedom.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Congress
U. S. Senate
Supreme Court
Be Busy Sewing Club Meets at Mrs. Blackmon’s Home
Members of the Be Busy Sewing Club gathered Monday at Mrs. Lewis Blackmon's home for an afternoon of handwork. Attending were Mesdames Vada Babston Yallie Brannon Fred Poe M H Hogan Bill Millorn and G T Shott. The next meeting is set for Monday June 12 at Mrs. Vada Babston's house.
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Lewis Blackmon
Mesdames Vada Babston
Yallie Brannon
Fred. Poe
M. H. Hogan
Bill Millorn
G. T. Shott
Blackmon
Vada Babston
Courts and public wrongs in the nation's legal debate
The article discusses the traditional court role in private harms and the legislative duty to define and remedy public wrongs, framing the tension between judicial restraint and broader social responsibility. It cites the historical division of powers and hints at evolving legal approaches to public policy.
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Executive Department
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