Danville tobacco market 1919 recap and 1920 outlook
A detailed retrospective on the seven month Danville tobacco season notes record sales of over thirty million pounds valued at about sixteen and a half million dollars. It praises basket handling, confirms high prices led by major buyers, and warns of higher 1920 costs due to labor shortages and wage rises. It also discusses foreign demand, exchange impacts, and cautions on acreage and profitability for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Foseley
Mullins Enterprise
Danville To Association
E. Foseley
J. Pena‘herton. Peen
Tobacco Industry
Dansville
Danville
England
Holland
Orient
Japan
China
Tomatoes Grow On Irish Potato Plants
Robert J. Rogers Jr of Blenheim shows a plant with Irish potatoes growing on the roots and three green tomatoes atop a stem eight inches long. He notes several similar plants in his garden and at the Advocate office. The plant’s origin and feasibility as a two crop plant are discussed amid questions about tomato seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Dee
Robert J. Rogers, Jr
Blenheim
Advocate Office
Luther Bank
Rogers
Lar sen Airplane Makes Nonstop Flight to New York
New York reporters report the Lars en airplane piloted by Acosta began from Omaha at 6 06 a m for a nonstop flight to New York. It landed at Curtis Field Pine Valley 15 miles from Philadelphia tonight according to a telegram received by Central Park Long Island flying field officers at 11 45 p m. No reason for the landing was given in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Larsen
Acosta
Omaha
Curtis# field
Pine Valley
Philadelphia
Central Park
Long Island
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Dillon
Blum
Evan's Pharmacy
Cole
Ian Chane Pas A
Enone
Cink Peice and “As
Ciraslotes
Aero
Aero Eight
eero-Escor
Rogers Motors CO
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
U.S.A
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