Greenhouse growers shift to profitable crop mix
At a session of the National Association of Greenhouse Vegetable Growers at the Onondaga County War Memorial, Robert E. Young of the University of Massachusetts outlined a New England shift to spring tomatoes and fall chrysanthemums. He noted fall tomatoes were unprofitable in Massachusetts, prompting growers to favor spring tomatoes and autumn flowers, with tomatoes comprising about 50 percent of the spring greenhouse crop.
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National Association of Greenhouse Vegetable Growers
Onondaga County War Memorial
New England
Robert E. Young
University of Massachusetts
Young
Massachusetts
Browers
Potatoes and Vegetables Topic At County Growers Session
Officials and academics from Cornell and Ontario spoke on potato and vegetable trade, crop outlook, and farm practices. Canadian and U.S. delegates discussed market competition, yield factors, and the need for fresh produce exports, with emphasis on greenhouse crops and new cultivation methods.
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Empire Potato
M.W. Meadows
Paige
Douglas Abbott
Cornell
Canada
B.S. Dickey
Corneil
F. Ridgeley Todd
Asso
Eiation of
America
L. H. Davis
Department Offern
Corland
U. S
Gustave Burmeister
Department of Agricuture
Growers Association
New York State
War Memorial
States
Ogreneburg
Canadian Department of Agris
Kiwanis Club
E. G. Paige
Vigor
Thelwest
Morristown
Can-Lawrence
St. Lawrence
George MacCall Installed St Leo Conclave Sovereign
George MacCall was elected and installed as sovereign of St Leo Conclave of Red Cross of Constantine in Seneca Falls after a fire alarm disrupted proceedings. Installation officiated by George M. Haight with members named from local families and Masonry ranks.
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George MacCall
St. Leo
Seneca Cales
Trious Sovereign
Red Cross of
Constantine
Seneca Falls Hospital
MacCall
Sn Hillview
MecCall
Dana W. Barnard
George M. Haight
Royal Arch
England
SineCall
Robert N. Kyser
Gustav F. Schneider
Harold L. Anderson
Royal Chamberlin
William
Elks Memorial Service scheduled for next Sunday in Geneva
Geneva Lodge and Elks No 1054 will hold their annual memorial services for members who departed during the year. The service starts at 10 PM and is open to the public.
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Geneva
Geneva Lodge and Elks No. 1054
Crash Kills Canastotan Near Homer
An 11 year old Canastota man died en route to Cortland County Hospital after a head on crash on Route 281 a mile north of Homer at 2 30 PM yesterday Rufus A Franklin driver south in one car and Winona Fitzgerald school crossing guard north in the other were injured two Homer policewomen hospitalized Franklin a native of Eaton Pa formerly resided in East Syracuse moved to Canastota 16 years ago retired in 1935 as locomotive engineer in DeWitt yards of New York Central.
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Herald-Journal
Homer
Cortland County Hospital
Rufus A. Franklin
Canastota RD
Winona Fitzgerald
Grove St
Eaton
Franklin
Syracuse
Canas Leta
DeWitt Yards
New York Central
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Robert
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Jean Dale
Salt Springs Rd
James Grant
Pers
G. Edward Grant
War of Avy
Foert J. Hess
John Campagna
Ernest J
Bernard J. Atkinson
Mara Atkinson
Merrill St
William X. Cox
John Hoppe
Carbon St
G. Richard Kelley
George B. Kelly
Stinard Av
Kaylin J. Craimer
Claytor i Cramer
R. D
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Oscar A. F. Keuker
Frans Keuker
Stolp
Elks Memorial
Canastotan
St Paul's
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Chittenango
Winslow
L. E
East Syracuse
Gordon Burns
Canastota
Harry Garedener
Lafayette
Sarah Albro
Luther
Robert Franklin
Albany
Lephens
Charles P. Cline
Lisle Caldwell
Christ Episcopal Church
Man‘Hus
Morningside Cemetery
Pal
Alsco
Wolf St
George Mac
DUKE
Madison St
Ian Alge
Kugs
Alien Weaving Co
Paramount Theater
Carstairs
Albert A. Stewart
Blexpep Wisse
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc
New York
Rudolph
Omega Watch
He, Tce Leret
Tee
Ugiame
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Mutual Savings Bank
Savings Bank
the Savings Banks of
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Onondaga County Savings Bank
Syracuse Savings Bank
Auburn Savings Bank
Oswego City Savings Bank
Cayuga County Savings Bank
Oswego County Savings Bank
Cortland Savings Bank
the Rome Savings Bank
Fulton Savings Bank
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