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75 Years Ago

 

Items taken from weekly issues 75 years ago, from the Daniels County Leader, est. 1922 (continuation of the Scobey Sentinel, est. 1912).

April 28, 1949

Method Given For Use Of Hopper Poison– Application of grasshopper poison to be effective must be at the right time and in the right places. Equipment used in spraying or dusting should be carefully adjusted, too much material, besides being wasteful, increases the danger of harmful residues; and too little is also wasteful of labor and materials, because it will not prevent crop losses. Most insecticides are poisonous to men and livestock, proper precautions should be used in handling them.

Shelterbelt Trees Are Delivered–

Farmstead windbreaks planned for under Soil District farm plans, are now getting started at five places, according to information out of the soil office.

About 1,800 trees have been delivered here for the development of the farmstead windbreaks. The five soil district cooperators who received them are R. M. Ferguson, Henry Danelson, L. K. McCann, Peter Fosland and J. B. Bourassa.