Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1931-07-26 | Page 14

J 6— — THE OODEN STANDARD - EXAMINER B Agriculture Livestock Home Gardening J IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN MILK IN SUNDAY MORNING JULY 26 1931 AFTERNOON GOWNS PRESERVE SLENDER LINES j- Spray Needed To Prevent TREE PLANTING Attacks Of Garden Pests INCREASE SEEN SUMMER NOTED IN THIS STATE Vigilance Is Important To Hardwoods Are Preferred To Evergreens Says Professor The condition and wholesomeness of milk depend largely upon the healthiness of the cow from which it is drawn When a cow is ill her milk can not be considered fit for human use and presence of some animal diseases makes the milk positively dangerous That certainly is the case when the udder is affected with tuberculosis or mastitis and may be true when the cow is afflicted with a septic disease of the womb or any virulent mhlady As a precautionary measure it is therefore advisable that the milk of a diseased cow should be discarded for human use and 4n many instances such milk may also be considered unsafe for the feeding of UTAH STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE —A summary of the tree distribution activities of the department of forestry at the college shows that 15800 trees were sent Safeguard Health of Consumers out from the forest tree nursery this spring for farm planting within the state of Utah Of this number approximately 5000 were evergreens and 10800 were deciduous hardwoods according to Professor Chas M Genaux until recently extension forester at the college The spray gun is the best weapon against flower pests Photos Species of which the largest numbers were distributed follow in orshow effects from two of the worst der: Siberian elm 3000 Black loinsects the stalk borer at upper cust 2000 Russian olive 1800 Cololeft and the leaf miner at lower rado blue spruce 1600 white ash right 1200 Scotch pine 1100 western yelfarm animals low pine 800 black walnut 750 and It is not always possible to rec NEA Service By fir 700 Douglas ognize abnormalities of milk pres all the Weber Despite county with a total of 3000 ent at the time of milking as they WASHINGTON— culand trees led the counties in the number may not be indicated by noticeable tivating a flower garden insects of trees planted Salt Lake county taste in changes consistency quality was second with 2500 Utah and bring all these efforts to nothor small For that reason pasteuri may a unless the Box Elder counties each received apkeeps ing gardener There are many ways1 of achieving chic via the summery flowered frockl Quaint charm is seen in' the navy blue and white ration or sterilization of milk is de- sharp watch Other counties proximately 1600 sirable especially when sickness of Insects attack nearly every vaat left from Jenny with the tiny camp sleeves double tunic and the front of the bodice trimmed with finely receiving large numbers were Da- printed frock persons consuming the milk has ap- riety of flower While the pests are ruffles Alexandrine makes gloves of blue and white to go with it Jenny uses big light blue polka dots on a white 1100 Juab 1000 vis pleated 900 Cache parently been caused by that fluid varied and numerous there is no for 700 the Tooele jnext afternoon frock which is topped by a blue sisol hat from Lemonnier The formal black and white printed Washington and Du- ground QUICK COOLING reason to give up in despair when 600 each afternoon from Worth has a reversible black coat lined with the print and a black picot hat with white velvet crown ensemble chesne DRY Fortunately slight unnoticed ab they appear For practically every an from is more Mono fact Several shades of yellow make tiny nosegays on the black crepe de chine jacket ensemble from Jenny shown that It interesting Gaby normalities are often nullified in ef known insect pest enough control as twice as hardwoods than at collar The many the Alexandrine gloves and the jersey straw Lemonnier hat all are of chalk white organdie right cow’s one of the feet by mixing measures are known to keep its were Siberian evergreens planted milk with that of the herd and by damage to a minimum elm and Russian olive which were By ROSETTE HARGROVE Still taurant on hot summer evenings with floral designs tb new after-noo- n sleeves daintily scalloped quick cooling of the milk To dewar is waged insects The most are NEA distributed valuable against Service Writer widely show tne same slim another attractive model created and this is where the wrap howgowns ab exact nature of the termine the or with dusts — chiefly sprays from the standpoint of their abil- PARIS Undoubtedly the reason silhouette as the informal morn- by Madame Jenny —who always ever fragile is very useful normality when that cannot be de This is the season when the blisto thrive on alkaline soils unwomen hesitated so long ing or sports suit CONTRAST IN ACCESSORIES WASHINGTON taste and Despite the has excelled in this type of after—(NEA)— cided by the appearance Damp ity black beetle ter the type sitespecially der drouth in conditions before and sheerness of some of the fabrics noon dress-- shows a double apron Black green yellow blue and abandoning the youthful smell of the milk laboratory' tests is found These beetles damage as- and musty basements are the result uations that for these as well as of morning styles was their employed there is no unnecessary effect on a narrow foundation slip brown on a white ground or vice are necessary and are undertaken ters phlox gladioli and similar of faulty wall or floor construction other reasons are entirely unsuited fear that a more complicated cut fullness at the hipline in the most both edged with a tightly pleated versa are fashionable color comdrains or improper back to for dairymen by the experts of the trees recent models Spraying the flowers with clogged the longer skirts and other Skirts are form- edging of the same fabric The binations for the printed fabrics commonly planted walls and the around state agricultural experiment sta- flowers grading as soon as the filling arsenate an “feminine” spray trees to would to received details add counties their well in below the hipline and cap sleeves also are edged with Accessories offer a color Twenty fitting tion Where there is doubt relative beetles appear will keep them under say experts of the U S Bureau of 1931 Most of the counties which years width is introduced by godets or the same edging and the flatness trast this season in the form Standards In some cases remedy- did not receive them are those coun to the presence or identity of dis- control The formal afternoon frock now pleats of the bodice is relieved by three long gloves and shoes and usual ease affecting a cow or her udder ing this situation in the home is ties in which no an essential number of the was WIDE SLEEVES POPULAR being NUMEROUS of the frills separated down the ly are of the same color as the hat APHIDS county agent a job the animal should be isolated and Then there are the quite summer wardrobe however the The or which lice located and of dresses extension these middle by a flat band which is Black brown and white are the in the femininity plant water cause a In of the until in milk physical her checking rejected a couturiers is have in was to button with three large most fashionable in the order namnot hems accomplished varieties in made hues and expressed scalloped program being vigorously many aphids a see the basement first if the eaves examination has been made by Plant lice bother a ed of gutters and downspouts are carry- pushed It is hoped that the work near miracle this season by creat- berthas and wide bell sleeves A nacre buttons great nec variety if and veterinarian qualified at once most the and Channel flowered ing garden-part- y new chiffon can of season rest be the afternoon Both small and large hats acmost of into flowers youthful the of extended the the Many growing water from the roof in counties next ing off the essary the milk has been submitted most feminine of destined dress for some gowns will sort show frocks these afternoon frocks have are rose of black There example company jacket spring aphids chrys a satisfactory manner The down to a microscopic or bacteriologic ex- anthemum for all formal summer festivities its hemline showing a cut-oas on women but of feel of the trees later in the season the picall of the majority green Practically sewaphids chrysan a storm test chemical or should lead into a amination spouts Whether the fashioned of A more dotted mousseline georgette ture to be worn almost sure dressed is pattern this out hat were used this themum way adequately spring aphids green peach aphids er dry well open water course or shipped stream or two chiffon By passing the firstcow lace or crepe de chine de sole created by Jenny has its Moreover they easily can be worn exclusively at the fashionable seaarid windbreak for turtium shelterbelt and others planta some Although aphids other suitable outlet each of milk from through res side resorts and watering places is possible If this situation does not exist the ings There is a growing realiza- whether in plain colors or gay hem neckline and bottom of its for dinner at a smart open-ai- r fine wire strainer or through steril- numerous their control with nicotine sul best way to keep water from the tion of the value of this type of ized cotton the presence of slime throughor spraying a soap solution a board protection basement walls is to set readily phate gritty particles' and dirt can Club Boys are prey to plant underneath the downspoutup to direct Many lawn trees were damaged or GRAIN In many instances Manytwoflowers be detected most blown down winds bothersome northof in the by set bugs high to water from the sides of ern the however it is also necessary of which are the tarnished plant the house away Utah this spring This points Yields a sample of milk from each quarter atto the fact that only deep rooted and the Dug cow bug They to phlox is Another for this of the udder of the suspected remedy dahlias zinniae marl grade against the basement walls trees or hard wood should be placed BY in labelled and sealed bottles which tack asters KNOXVILLE Term — AP) —Crop in situations saffrons exposed golds a chrysanthemums at In extend should This have been sterilized by boiling grading club secured by Tennessee others tarnished and The yields necesplant considerable slope from eight to 10 like manner it is sometimes 1930 were three times as in a an is about of inch boys cow quarter bug walls of each from The test milk feet the to the ground sary and is usually brown with yel should be planted with grass great as the general state average IN or may be iden- long that the diseased onefrom POETRY by B L state G leadclub or black lowish dashes CREATIVE Herrington herd sodded the removed and tified Stanford University er said For both the tarnished plant bug Still another method is to run a CLEAN MILK Press Stanford Calif He cites the following figures to and the phlox bug spraying early concrete pavement around the house milk occasionWhile COLLINS Colo— In pro- - Poetry studentsUniversity WASHINGTON— (AP)—State and and teachers suland substantiate in nicotine with the report: Corn — federal consumer two morning to to the from three feet wide This stored grain from damage by lay readers as well will greatly ap-- o club average his ally is dangerous tecting forces have joined in a drive 46 acre bushels will This the per young destroy insects ounce of prevention is preciate this authoritative prevents water gathering close to and a possible cause of the intestin- phate to stamp out tuberculosis from poul14 state bushels will To not Peanuts adults by the study average stop though so walls and slowly seeping the cellar worth more than a poundof cure B Roland Lewis professor of Eng- —club average 69 bushels state av- try flocks and save farmers millions al troubles prevalent among rid of them shake them off in- in milk-fe- d children during the sum- get says Dr George M List state ento- lish University of Utah The work erage 27 bushels Cotton— club av- in losses to a pan of water with a thin film mer season it is safe to assert of kerosene at Colorado the TILLING OFTEN HELPS mologist AgricuThe which is midwestern and north central interesting reading through- erage 4K) pounds lint per acre state states In it Cleaning up trash caused ltural that these disorders often are carried low where college there out In where disease is a the has been places the of damp from 156 Potatoes— club poetry the winter will also retard is a average pounds In Colorado as a rule if grain standpoint study amount water most in of the are by many kinds of bacteria manure during focal the of nathe large 114 prevalent points state bushels heir psychological average average development by eliminating subsoil a drain tile system is someinfestation oecurs it is In the stor- ture of the poetic mind and the 70 bushels Sweet into the milk by dirt and — club in the early part of the campai'rs their potatoes quarters hibernating in to it milk good bin the of keep Care rather than in the field” physical make-u- p age times installed around the footings of the English average 144 bushels state average that involves two classes of act J UP OLD TRASH List emphasizes “Scarcely ever language Dr condition after it is delivered to the HotCLEAN water to before it the ties The first is a general edu&fr carry away Professor Lewis uses the 35 bushels red weather spidbrings the consumer is also of supreme does the infestation in the can Into begin basement find its new tlonal plan to spread means of prethe way evidence science to of 44 explain spider gets its food by tance We know that it isn’t the er The the field” he adds ada To the tile trench the methods dig reasons lay and venting tuberculosis and the" other of the from sucking plant juice Therefore it is necessary for His book is the first studypoetry filth but the bacteria associated to a depth of a few is an intensive eradication program and joining eaves is indicated thatrv and inits presence cause of with it that are the growers who wish to protect their considers the poet from the psychol- - U2LlFV uDrSV W Oil below the level of the bottom in a few selected counties in these a paling of the foliage Spray inches to clean their testinal troubles and that the rem-as by not below floor of states grain but thoroughly the cellar view of to ogist’s the first with nicotine sulphate and soap the granaries before putting the newly recognizepoint edy is clean milk and as fresh demonstrations the nafooting level” Vincent B Phelan the Clean up and burn old leaves and organic rhythmic Milk because Infes- ture of poetry The work is in threshed it U S standards possible of grain bureau of the tuberculin tests of the application plants tation by grain weevils and moths ously filled with poems whichgener Occasionally milk is the causecon-of dead infested advises of flock manthe establishment and deillus are which pests unlovely Slugs in- trate caused is almost' the trouble due to the fact that it — by at "The be always four least tile should to are STILLWATER be ( used H Okla— all AP) the various which agement Pro tr&sh where inches in diameter and should be points mostly under sects in leftover grain in the bins” fessor Lewis tains poisonous compounds formed velop swine are affected with the vol- P Moffitt dairy agent with Oklaover” the Many in considerable “puts is here dampness Thousands of Colorado farmers ume the poetic mind being viewed homa A Ss M college has ’a fly fowl type of tuberculosis' through so that the grade of fall will be by by bacteria in their development bacte- They eat tender foliage Tender let- laid are as as Normally the as smooth and planning to store their grain “in the light of the most recent spray which he says if properly ap- close association with poultry They possible sharp of the tuce with arsenic on it proves a to avoid settlement of mud within this ria prevent the growth year according to reports from laboratory experiment” plied will not cause odor in milk are to’ be checked at packing plants for them sections different harmful kinds In ice cream pois- tempting poison 4 Vi quarts for evidences of it many between the Cracks the joints pipe mean that The professor is constructive and The mixture is made of onous products are more often found Browning leaves may flower Leaks in walls and floors of gran- not covered to prevent against be should tar dip In the education campaign farmcoal 4!£ of oil fish quarts in are work the at garthrips merely hypercritical and sources are infested of aries often than in milk due to thethepractice 1V& quarts oil of ers are The the into 3 sediment oil whale pipe running urged to rid their flocks of quarts such as some writers on cooler den These are minute insects and of storing cream during that has dropped below the to an outshould be connected 3 bars of laundry soap dis- chickens that have passed 18 months grain and tar oipe of are results in to their become to browning The prone feeding floor or through a wall and such poetry times of the summer in order let similar to those recommended 'to of age The old birds are pointed book is written for the lay reader as solved in enough warm water Spraying with nicotine pe- the petals removed be and the should have a supply for the warmer can 30 gallons out as those chiefly affected and grain a the for batch make of downspouts” efan is solution as well and soap the students of sulphate poetry and be repaired before new is should riods Some forms of bacteria holes is a wall another most Waterproofing likely to be carriers well worth while clean grain is stored it is stated water out of the basegrow in milk and cream at the fective remedy to last congress provided funds The way etc keep feed cards which trade insects miners journals greeting Leap case a considerable quantity The Utah writer declares the arIn to course best the ment storage temperatures and produce inside Of work and the deeradication place for is are found the for addition leaves there In the helpful in the remains the materials old the of forms rangement is granary material poisonous products grain the of waterproofing partment agriculture now is able guide every type of flower Thee apply should be fumigated with carbon and the emotions of poetry are market and contest Eternal vigilance is imperative nearly it wall This of the outside on to with state officials and the killed be worms 44 by simply may and wholebisulfide before new grain is placed strictly native to the piece inseparthat milk may be safe moisture from entering the mu- representatives of the poultry Inprevents C leaves farmers’ N Craven the in larvae The the udder squeezing the from able some when drawn and poetically meaningless tual in the storage bins it is recommendat all dustry Fifteen veterinarians have is a good policy to burn the af- wall WATERPROOF exchange did a business been is about the only when viewed apart ed of and so safeguarded afterward that It COATING Fumigation Chapters assigned to the task to $13113353 last year fected leaves and dangerous contamination known method of controlling grain the volume Include: “The Poetic amounting apvarious the of Some coatings one a insects is of ocof There $168876 group not Preliminary work shows the dis- profit is Mind” “The Theme of a Poem’ earning but moths weevils sinceit and homes for cement are changes in its quality shall plaster plied whose ease flowers and is materially reduced on farms which attack —44 cur difficult to obtain a 100 per cent “The Language of Poetry” An inbe- when owners dispose of old birds at now ground water conditions are Twelve farmers Nebraska presence is often not discovered un- where kill in fumigating a thorough clean dex and appendix concludes the bad and dampness is an the end of the first laying period til it is too late These are the not especially long to the state a and be ing of the granary is said to be the to against guarded only com acre club borers They producing best possible method of preventing where more Poisons Mix ers There are stalk stem and root bituminous coating qualified in the past seven years infestation of the new crop The latter exists PERSEVERANCE than damdampness FEDERAL borers and all of them may do f194 Details regarding fumigation may Fiction sold on its ninety-eight- h consist of a simple curb sales of Total produce age in the flower garden They material ofmay to state the obtained be by writing coal tar pitch or asphalt bore and tunnel their way through coating trip to market is reported by markets in Alabama totaled $413-0p FARM FACTS entomologist at the Agricultural Co- Charles covering of Alma Byers optimistic auin 1930 the stalks and stems of fleshy and or may be a built-uCollins Fort bituminous llege the of alternate be dahd layers as thor in (Spring-fielmixtures Writer’s — i such may 44 Monthly Following poison plants 44There are many helpNorth Carolina orchards contain Marshall county Tenn farmers hollyhock material and tar paperwater has a Mass) made to use against insect pests lia aster zinnia lily Frost and running ful articles on the short short-stor- y 4539500 apple trees which invade the flower garden this year harvested 410 acres of alpeony golden glow phlox and delcellar walls and to crack tendency of NICOTINE SULPHATE Benefit Five ytfars ago the crop covfalfa phinium Water seeping through the Mix one half ounce of nicotine The stalk borer is the chief of- floors wears less than 100 acres" ered them larger until it of fender There is no effective way of cracks e Twenty-fivfarmers of McCracksulphate dust with 9!i ounces be of rem- runs through freely en county hydrated lime The limemay or poisoning this pest The best paid off their federal Ky condition and the “If the walls are in goodand with loans farm proceeds of the bought at any building supply and edy is clean cultivation roots £ places a — The and otherwise minor cracks of all stems Mo— 1931 strawberry crop hardware store Sift the dust COLUMBIA (AP) burning out fallen may A decrease of 40 per cent’ In tothe lime through a flour duster farm still offers a good prospect for plftnt remains which are likely to where mortar have workby an unskilled comfortable bacco several times to insure a good mix- harbor the eggs over the winter be repaired a says acreage has been reported living making Is man” Phelan says ‘Tf however a sections of Waynes county the of from ture Apply with commercial hand Cutting and burning large weeds as Johnson UniverO R Prof wall is badly cracked and crumbled the also a good step in prevention N C Missouri summarizing a seduster or blower Dust whenAvoid of sity minor of aid the repairs and beyond ries of articles on "The Agricultural foliage is dry and the air still as it borers often migrate from them to it Washington county Tenn farm- an may be necessary to engage ers the flowers produced 2000000 pounds of Situation inhaling much of the dust recondoes experienmeed workman to on 2500 acres for a net profit he comfortable living But that may irritate the throat AND SOAP The European com borer alsoseems wall” struct all or part of the to flowers The dahlia over a half million dollars in not a will include NICOTINE SULPHATE of injury says probably HOW TO FIX CRACKS ' 11930 This solution is prepared by dis- to be the most susceptible although college education for the children minor repairs the amateur I For launcommon of ounce aster chrysanthemum A Averitt E Houston gladiolus vacations county nor a many solving one great proceed as follows: or fish oil soap in each zinnia cosmos and hollyhock are workman should Tenn seemed 95000 pounds of hay However he says it should mean: dry soap mortar between out the before First 13 acres spraychip Just water reas also a it of of it jfrom by food and damaged gallon plenty good ” out the courses and brush of 1 measures masonry to same control one may but Corn The suf teaspoonfuls home mix grown at the University of plain good ing onably loose and dust remove all exto be used against the corn borer as joint Florida experiment station last year a nicotine sulphate or tobacco ficient clothing high school for the particles Before applying new mor A the stalk borer reached a height of 15 feet and tract in each gallon of theassoluagainst large part younger generation the well tar joint borer common be dampen come should Another must This applied garden tion yielded eight tons of silage an acreof the farmer’s “wage” A mixture of one part of cement is the iris borer It does greatmore Bermuda onions grown in Florlas a pest as the other sprays with a sprayer such intangibles from to three parts of sand is recomda this year were equal in quality wholesome more as it is important to get theof ma- est damage to the roots and crown mended cleaner satisfying cases For damp in ordinary the of the iris If leaves of the iris to those grown on the Island of the terial on the under side living same name show water soaked like streaks in cellars however a one to two mix16 44 A G Demmon St Cloud Fla ARSENATE OF LEAD SPRAY the early spring it 4s a good indi- ture is better work should be wet The finished exhibited a yellow sqyash farmer Mix three teaspoonsfuls of arsenof cation that the borer is at work days to indaily for several this that' weighed 25 pounds ate of lead powder to one gallon to By squeezing the leaf at the bot-is down year cement crease the strength of the tom and up the whole length it of potatoes were carloads Fifteen water Adding an ounce of soap A damp cellar can be dried out to destroy the borer on 70 acres this ‘year by W grown the spray will help it spread and possiblelilac ven Pupils borer and the rhododen- considerably by giving itmore acThe J Sapp De Funlak Springs Fla stick dron borer are similar in habits tilation and sunlight This iswinMrs G H Winslow of PasquoPOISON BRAN BAIT more or They lay their eggs during the sum- complished by cutting Here’s a D— S (AP)— PIERRE green tank county N C raised I299 chicks Mir one ounce of Paris Ordinto the old story about ary mer on roughened and wounded dows in the basement waDs 300 hatched out new twist of white arsenic with 1 - pounds another places on the bark and the larvae arily this is a job for an experiof Alexander county farm boys raising bigger' crops than Beekeepers bran in a containerfluidInounces of which hatch from them enter the enced workman N fathers: the largest' crop of their C report container stir four A coating of whitewash will greatlf 1916 income of South DaTlnt wood and spend the winter Infestsince labor The molasses or syrup in honey ed portions of the bushes should be ly aid in brightening the- cellar South Carolina farmers are f& kota farm boys in vocational agriof water Prepare a mash bytoslow4 the late burned the removed and mixture other stock on oats and saying culture during during the last year the projects ing sirup ly adding to for fall winter nad early spring salaries total corn for hogs exceeded the paid their poisoned bran Allow to standover SAVE THE VARNISH troucause which borers teachers Other Scatter Peanuts their thinly hours produced in Georgia are n agriculture several open-graiBefore varnishing 590 boys are the clematis root borer rose woods conducted an of value of $13000000 annual by maProjects the surface of the soil along the ble chestnut such as oak stem borer and the dogwood twig of income labor a them of chickens in Iowa number The rows after sundown brought and walnut apply either a and borer Forf all of these the clearing hogany from doubled in the last 30 hogs has $33549 principally nearly results or This filler liquid corn twigs paste years FIXING CRACKED STOVEof a away and burnin gofofInfested coveruse of less varnish in debris prove in the —— and the cleaning up club of Lake The boys’ A crack in the iron casing wood the ing conmost of effective the methods the Fla has received the’ first Worth HOSE stove can be fixed by filling WATER OF CARE M ir trol charter of its kind-evecrack with stove putty or granted in Always let the garden hose drain cement made by6 mixing iron A handy defense manual for the state - V Wathe THAT 4 on a CELLAR DOOR rack before it up winding Weather-strippin- g Tennessee' has honored for the using flower gardener Is a publication "is-ter collecting in the hose tends to filings with water glass applied to the ’Associated Press Photo r a sued by the U S department of door leading from the to form of" the rooms fourth time five rural women for filings fabric and rot rubber the enough living An excited crowd In front of one of Germany’s greatest banks the is farmers’ bulletin to the basement helps to keep out It — 4 agriculture thick paste efforts in' home and outstanding Darmstaedter und National bank Berlin when the Institution sus- community building 1495-- F Insect Enemies of the Flow- dust gases and laundry odors 4- 4SIZE OF KITCHEN er Garden It may be secured free REMEMBER this payments because of the drain on Its resources by constantly 44 For the average family in a pended demands “Fanning for profit in 1231” is for ser£ are Before replacing a bumed-ou- t currencies rooms seven foreign rising by writing to the Ofice of InformThe the a or six of Washington potato house growers of the bank slogan adopted by ‘Alabama collapse electric fuse always pull the main ation U S department of agricul- packing the tubers in tissue paper usly weakened Germany’s already strained financial and economic Polytechnic institute for the state’s will kitchen of from 90 to 108 square ture Washington D O structure for shipment east switch to avoid a painful shock amount to $1000000 it is estimated I feet is satisfactory farm program EASY TO KEEP CELLARS AVERS EXPERT sim-jlici- ty — so-call- ed q“ - ut PROTECT FROM PESTS STRAWASFEED new-dra- wn VALUE NOTED BOOK REVIEWS DRIVE OPENED Triple General AGAINST PLAGUE 4-- H CLEAN STORAGE FARM FOWLS fort - 4 t Contaminate Post-morte- m ’ acid-formi- ng over-techni- cal co-oper- ate t 4-- 4- 100-bush- el These For Flower Pests ’ 39 thick-stemm- ed -- - Farm Part “Income” -- W WHEN BIG GERMAN BANK FAILED Svw to-bac- ‘ I Teaching Fanning Pays — The - one-ha- 4 -- 4-- iron-repa- H r - 4 r co