Bonham Named President of State Fruit Body
In a Pennsylvania event held on Page One, Bonham is chosen as president of the state fruit body. Speakers forecast California and the Pacific Northwest dominate fruit production with Alaska links and the need to modernize practices. Dr. Fletcher warns of Hood River damages and urges alfalfa and better fertilization. Dr. Fletcher and Mr. Tenny push modernization, efficiency, and an apple consciousness to cut costs and boost district-wide profits.
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Tenny
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Evergreen Gathering Prohibited Without Permit in Virginia
The article warns that harvesting holly, trees, shrubs, and similar evergreens from others lands is illegal and subject to criminal and civil prosecution under Virginia law. It notes a statutory provision in the Virginia code reinforcing penalties for trespass and unlawful gathering.
Law protects property owners from criminal and civil damages
Officials from the attorney-general's office stated the law offers protection for property owners against criminal penalties up to 12 months in jail or a $500 fine and enables civil action for damages sustained by owners. The provision aims to safeguard property rights and deter offenses.
Joint-Ease Promises Relief for Painful Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for lame swollen painful joints. It claims to subdue inflammation reduce swelling and offers a 60 cent tube at Baker's Drug Store and Hive druggists with easy penetration through the skin.
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Rural theft of holly and cedars for decorations\
Rural residents report periodic thefts by motorists who drive onto private lands and cut holly and cedars for Christmas decorations, prompting discussions of making removal a misdemeanor.
Be Santa Claus From Detroit
Detroit man weighing 300 pounds claims he can escape the new Ford coupe using a writ of habeas corpus. The report blends odd bravado with a legal stunt as details emerge from Toledo.
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