Provo Dispatch | 1891-06-27 | Page 3 | Local News

LEni does not want to have such a siege of these caterpillars as we have just passed through again. Now is the time to go to work to stop further ravages rav-ages from these pests. They are now spinning their cocoons, and will before long hatch out as moths and lay their eggs. These white cocoons can be found readily on the trees, fences, and in fact in nearly every corner, and should now be gathtred and destroyed before they have time to become moths. If parents would have their children gather these and destroy them we would soon be rid of their ravages. Let every citizen see- that his lot is cleared. It would tak but a little time and result in much good.Jjan-ner.