Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 25, 1950, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text4 his n FRANCO'S DAUGHTER WEDS NOBLEMAN-Cenerallssimo Francisco Franco (left) gives his daugh ter, Carmencita (second Irom right) in marriage to the Marquess de Villaverde, Christobal Martinei Bordiu (second from left) in ceremony performed In chapel of Franco's El Pardo palace in Madrid, Spain. At right Is Marchioness Arguillo, mother of the bridegroom. Photo telephotoed from Madrid to London then radio pbotoed to New York. Land Management To Employ Two New Men Portland, Apr. 25 Michael ' R. Hanger has been named for est economist and Robert E. Wolf appointed appraisal . specialist for the bureau of land manage ment regional office here. Regional Administrator Daniel L. Goldy said Hanger will repre sent me Bureau in studies in co operation with the Oregon for est products laboratory. Greenland's Ca'pe Morris Jes sup, 440 miles from the North Pole, is the northernmost known land point on earth. OVERJOYED! YEARS OF LAXATIVE DOSING ENDED! "I had to write! After 25 years of dos ing for constipation, I started to eat ALL-BRAN for breakfast. The re sults are wonderful! Andrew H. Truby, Box 42, Woodland, 111. Just one of hun dreds of unsolicited letters from ALL BRAN users. Marvel ous results can be yours, too, if you suf fer from constioation due to lack of dietarv bulk. Eat an ounce of tasty Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of water! If not completely satisfied after 10 days, return empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. GET DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. Jackson County Farm Notes Compiled by County Office 0. S. C. Extension Service European Red Mites Will Injur Laavei - European red mite eggs have now hatched, and where the in festations are severe it will only be a short time until the new leaves will be injured. Where dormant sprays are applied, con trol of these mites should be good enough so that further sprays will not be needed until the first cover. Where any trees have been grafted, however, it would be well to check the young shoots to be sure they were not being ruined by the mites. Freauently on trees which have been grafted, the mites will congregate on the young shoots and feed so heavily mat me grafts can not grow properly. Control of these cases would be very easy. Spraying these grafts with parathion at the rate of one pound in 100 gallons would give control lor me season. The over-wintering two-spot ted mites are also out in large numbers now and feeding on new growths. In some cases these mites are present in large enough numbers to be causing injury. Where any injury Is noted it would be well to apply a spray for control. Where only a few mites are present, then the spray need not be applied until the first cover. It is anticipated that the first cover spray will prob ably need to be completed in the neighborhood ol May id. Forsythia bushes, which have been so colorful during the past HERE IT IS! 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" Gef tie S?ee Gef tie fatures Gef tie Buy few weeks when they were in full bloom, are now past their prime and should be pruned. Tne forsythia will produce flowers next year on wood which produced this year. In order to force the bush to throw out a lot of new growth it is neces sary to prune it rather severely now. This pruning should consist of the complete removal of most of the long flowering shoots and the severe cutting back of the remainder. The short shoots and spurs in the interior of the plant should be left in, as they will again be covered with bloom next year and will give the bush more of a solid effect. C. B. Cordy, County Extension Agent Horticultuae Tuesday. April 25. 1930 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Gef ZACK'S APPLIANCE'CO. 220 WEST MAIN PHONE 2-5970 Control of Flies Around Farm Buildings Difficult Control- of flies on livestock and around farm buildings is be coming increasingly difficult be cause the population of DDT re sistant flies seems to be build ing up. DDT will still be the most popular material to be used on farm buildings and on certain types of livestock. However, it may be well to use some other chemicals as a supplement. These could be lindane or some of the pyrethrum sprays. DDT and lindane should never be used on dairy cattle because the residue carries through to the milk. Dairy barns, however, can be sprayed with lindane. Cattle should be sprayed with methoxychlor at the rate of one half pound to five gallons of water. Caution to consider in using lindane on pigs or young animals of any type is to keep the strength of the solution very low. One and a half pounds per 100 gallons or less should be used, as it has a tendency to burn, and in some instances young animals have been killed from spraying with lindane solu tion. Generally no damage re sults from spraying mature ani mals with lindane so long as the solution does not exceed 1V4 pounds per 100 gallons of water. tarie jossy County Extension Agent Cattleman's Association Developing Program Thi Ori?nn Cattlemen's asso ciation is rapidly developing the program ior me laou annua, meeting to be held in Klamath Miv R a nnri 10. Presi dent O. D. Hotchkiss has an nounced the committee cnair man and secretary for some 10 ittpps that will so into ex ecutive session on May 8. Those stocKmen particularly iniamiiffil In lpctislnt ion. taxa- Wrvr. anma nnri wild life. DUbliC land's, national forests, brands, animal diseases, bull sales, trans- nnptatinn anrl mnrketinff. OT other problems affecting live-I . . ' i j i In al Binr.tr ui 11 1 1 1 v 1 1 . ! ,,, I l i i . n . these'eommittee discussions. The general assemmy win start promptly at 9 a. m. Wed- nr.Bria. with etmh noted SDeak- ers as President Loren Bamerl j of the American National, oov-1 ernor Douglas incn.ay, oproKue rori- nf Ponrileton. Ben Day of Gold Hill, appearing on the program. Swine growers of Jackson county will have an opportunity n math hrnu hni nre raised on a few larms on may in. nn mi day tour is being arranged by the Extension office for the prin cipal purpose of studying best methods of housing, equipment, sanitation, past ure utilization and other good management practices. Many of the points em phasized may be observed on the farms visited. Each'owner will outline his program and give his reasons for the particular opera tion carried on. H. A. Llndgren, extension livestock specialist, will comment on the npeds for more attention to certain prac tices. The tour will start at the A. T. 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