Orchard with single tree bears 116 apple varieties in Eastern Canada
An orchard in Eastern Canada houses one tree grafted to produce 116 apple varieties and a pear variety. This season 47 apple varieties bloomed. The piece also notes March to February silver production, a 1933 first quarter decline, and mentions prominent figures and events in travel, law, religion, and Pacific relations including Frank L. Polk, a Duchess of Bedford cruise, and Banff conferences.
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