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• also breaks off at its base and fields, numerous- fences and lack
about like a tumbleweed. of high winds, has not provided
Iblows
Hence the various names by which the weed with too much encourage -
Heads Eastward tit is known
Russian Thistle
Russian . Thistle (Salsola kali),
also known, as Russian Tumble-
weed and Russian Cactus, is. a
weed that has probably migrated
from Russia to the prairie provin-
ces of Canada and is now contin-
uing its travels eastward- through
Ontario.
This weed which looks like a
cactus and has spines like a thistle
ment. However, it manages to in -
The plant is bushy, dark. green crease a bit each year and is stead -
in color with narrow, spine -tipped ily becoming a problem to farmers.
leaves which driirroff in July or The Crops, Seeds and Weeds
Branch of the Ontario Department
of Agriculture recommends that
Russian Thistle be cut befbre the
seed is formed and while the
plant is still green. 'Since it is
an annual and can only spread by
seed, cutting before the seed is
produced will eradicate the plant:
menace. Ontario, with its small Russian Thistle is seldom a pro -
August as the plant and seed ma-
tures; One plant will produce
hundreds of seeds but they are
onlydislodged when the, plant
breaks off and is blown about by
the wind.
Western farmers with their large
fields find Russian Thistle a real
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Cg be interested`'today; tomorrow they
Convictions Registered Against Man will be interested. The constant
reatin Public Mischief Charge advertiser who is rready with his
On (� g message . to catch their awakened
eyes gets their priority. That's
0 why its paying. The function of
Found guilty of giving false in advertising is to pre sell and re-
formation and of:creating a publielADVERTISING PAYS, sell:"
mischief, William Swan, of Sea- SAYS TRADE PAPER
forth, was bound over to keep the
The phrase is often- heard, "I
peace for one year and released don't _ need to advertise, everyone
on $500 recognizance by Magistrate knows what I handle." But do
D. E. Holmes, Q.C., last Thursday they? Here's what "Marketing,"
in police court here. a paper of advertising men says:
Donald Strong, Clinton taxi "Every year more than 250,000
driver, told of , receiving a tele- people in ,Canada get married. To
pone call on the evening of July these couples are born every year,
2 during which the person making 130,000 live babies.
the call identified himself as. Con- "In defiance of these vital stat -
stable White, of Seaforth, and told istics there are advertisers who are
him'there had been an accident
near Seaforth in which the driver
Was burned beyond recognition.
The witness said the person mak-
ing the call instructed him to get
in touch with Airs 1 farion Swan
satisfied to advertise spasmodically
and occasionally, a sputter now
and a splash later as the fancy
takes them. They labor under the
impression that they are appealing
to a grandstand of fans patiently
since there was a message found and eagerly awaiting their turn on
at the accident scene to that effect. the stage, They overlook the fact
Mr. Strotrg'"'said that he told Swan's that the most stable market is a
brother-in-law about the incideen�t.
James Miller, of Clinton, said
that on the evening in question
Swan was at his Home.- He said
he heard the accused making a
phone call and saying he was
'Constable White. •
Constable Helmer Snell, of Sea -
forth who investigated said he
procession, Collectively, as a group,
a market may remain static in. its
wants for some time, but individ-
ually it is changing constantly.
New blood is constantly being in-
jected and needs and buying habits
can alter almost overnight.
"These newcomers need educat-
ing in these products of the mark.�t
was informed of the proceedings by place, especially the new and im-
Joseph Rumig, Swan's brother -in- proven products. They may not
law. Ile said he found no accident
attd, proceeding to Clinton, learn-
ed that Swan was at Miller's home.
The constable testified he found
the accused at the house in a very
depressed state. Swan appeared
to have been ,drinking,- he said.
No testimony was offered by the
defence. The accused was repre-
sented by Frank Donnelly, Q.C.
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blem in gardens or cultivated g
fields bat spreads from waste land 1
and roadsides. In these areas the
Crops Branch advises the use of a
spray of 2, 4-D at six to ten ounces
of acid per acre. This will kill `t
most of the. plants in the green
stage and a follow up spray a '
month later will prevent formation
of viable seed. .., E
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CROP REPORT
Wet weather again delayed har-
vest operations in the county.
Many farmers took advantage of
the wet days to refill silos with
second cut grass silage. It would
appear that a slightly larger acre-
age is being prepared for fall
wheat this year. All crops are
making satisfactory growth more
particularly corn,- beans and sugar
beets.
Although' Ontario took 86,000
of the 164,000 immigrants to enter
Canada last year, unemployment
in the province decreased by 33,-
000 between April, 1952, and April,
1953.—Quick Canadian Facts:
Luther Burbank developed the
Shasta daisy py crossing the com-
mon field daisy of the East with
a daisy from Europe and another
from Japan.
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