Floral Telegraph Convention delegate visits Starkville from Toronto
Mrs. Hilda Pritchard of Toronto visits Starkville with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Warren as a delegate of the Floral Telegraph Convention held in Chicago August 14 to 20. Canadians host an evening event and attend the President's banquet. Various local visitors and relatives accompany or meet the group during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Pritchard
Toronto
Fred V. Warren
Floral Telegraph
Cnvention
Chicago
T. Garbutt
H. Taylor
C. Bowhin
Harry
Wright Swarbrick
Detroit
George Swarbrick
Gil Greig
Gloria Malloy
Jack
Kirby Threshing Sets Holiday Social Pace
Local notices recap rural family outings and visits across Thornhill Detroit Newcastle and Toronto. Families including Walker Wilson Harris Reid and Wannan joined picnics trips and cottage stays over the weekend while Miss Valena Copping returns from London and Miss Shirley Quantrill completes a pre teachers course in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Walker
Thornhill
Ken. Ball
Gus Wilson
Lawrence Harris
Annie Phelps
Detroit
Jus ‘Wannan
Jean Wannan
Fred Graham
Merrill
George Glanville
Newcastle
Reid
Ken
Henderson
Bill Wannan
Valena Copping
London
Allan
Boss Bigelow
A. J. Bigelow
Shirley Quantrill
Toronto
Large Holstein Sale Tops Canadian Breeding Auction
The Alderson herd led by Allan J. Alderson of Hamilton sold 66 cows at Oakville on August 9 for a total of 23 225 dollars and an average of 352 dollars per head. An added entry brought 1250 dollars, boosting the sale average to 865 dollars. Thirty two buyers participated with Glen Ayerst Ray Apple Ida Ann selling for 1575 dollars to Roy N. Johncox and Edmund H. Marvin Jr. plus a range of other high prices for Alder son offspring and bred heifers.
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Canada
Aldersoa
Allan
J. Alderson
Hamilton
Oakville
J. D. Innes
Woodstock
Raymond All Susie
Puccini Farms
King, Ont
Roy N. Johncox
Edmund H. Marvin Jr
Palmyra
New York
Glen Ayerst
Ray Apple
Ida Ann
Alderles
Black Rocket Tone
N. C. Cook
Malton
Ont
Auction Prices Reported in Burlington and Preston
Burlington Ontario sales record lists a five year old price of 400 dollars and a four year old price of 425 dollars attributed to L D Witmer Sons of Preston. Milking females brought 425 dollars with 15 bred heifers selling for 384 dollars each. Nine open yearlings brought 194 dollars and eight heifer calves sold for 148 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ont
L. D. Witmer & Sons
Preston
Raising Fish in Ontario Highlights Management Mix
Ontario lands and forests officials say stocking fish is just one tool in managing lakes and streams. They note warm-water stocking favors small fish costs up to 4 dollars per bass, with many planted fish unharvested, and describe transferring smaller fish to understocked lakes to boost growth.
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Ontario
Department of Lands and Forests
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