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Forethoughts
July, tho a busy month is not
so interesting as June. Weeds are at the
height of their perfection and unless
we hand been able to take time by the Forelock,
we have our hands full, keeping
"order in camp." It is the season
for planting as succession of many
things, lettuce radishes, beans etc.
Plant cucumbers July 1^st plant corn now
and a big planting of the early kinds
the 15th of the month. When egg plants
come into bloom give them a heavy mulch
and spray with arsenate of lead. Keeps
peppers well worked. Keep roses worked
and attend to the pot plants. Roses will
need some cutting back and feeling
of the slugs have been bad.

Exhibits
The vegetables were ripe tomatoes,
beets, cabbage, lettuce, onions, corn
cymblings sweet potatoes, carrots, summer
squash, parsnip, ceery, peas, spinach, salsify.
Parsley, The fruits 3 kinds of raspberries,
gooseberries, blackberries, cherries,
peaches, apples 1915 & 1916. Flowers, Roses
dahlias, zinnias, amaryllis, clematis
hollyhocks, sweet peas larkspur, bell - flower
and others

Unfinished business Mary Stabler has
handid in the money collected from
ten members for use of the Secrectary
She will finish her report at a future
meeting. Bill, from Carrie Brooke for green