Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

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cuaa8riuue lars urf~ rsf. r. l.-a e.
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ro climate conditions n new rernus
thar u 70 invadiuE n - uusscubrssi-
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have un, 1re,iiv f1r1rssi the zur-h-
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t~zEion lnro the Rs-f RIVER valley n
louisiana anf nkew<~~ rner- s~~znE
m duubr 1har ne sprezd VII be raDif
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hur n nruss urhs- sfruarinns rhruu=ns
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smaller AMI nnrs Isolate han ~ he
ex2~ m TsxzE consequently q = ~ %
sEppcs.<f mar ne spread II ths pest
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he mean. xasre5y Il reaches new re-.
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Texas rhere. has been N tendency
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ne pest ss practically az Troublesome
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changes in managing the e-op as ir
vas IN Iss5 IN M-xica. where IL has
existed 1nr Il mnch lonzer D-rfod- n n
4uuzr.nriy ss plentiful sz ever Care
FIJI attention which aas been paid To the
sfudy Of par7sifes and diseases. as
well ~ temperatures unf1gorabie N
me insect 1zs failed 10 reveal any
Drnsuecr thar II viii ever be much I.-s
troublesome rhar now There VIII.
newerrh~less BE- seasonE from tina
to tiEre N which the damage VIII De
murh less than normal Climatic con-
firlonS VIII undoubtedly czEise tenn
psr7ry diminuriou of the numbers n
the p>Sr n certain localities In Texaf
these cuudirious have gwen rise Il
NEST every year 70 the superstition OF
the part Gf the Planters thar the N,
secrx have died our. Whenever a So
ries Gf Yearz Of scanry rainfall Is f8I-
lowed BY one af normal Drerfpfrari0u
rha. xeexiI viii temporarily BE- cur-
5sufpeEY unfmporranr The most
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he aacr Thar ths. insect - rzrfer
rzasklE adapting rself N Conditions
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sfysrz trum these Of is native home
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sxserrars bHr HrrIe difneuitF n
aslaprin- -s~lf 20 climate conditions
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