New York Imperial apples grade reform urged by growers buyers
George E. Petley reports extensive European buyer discussion on York Imperial grading under Virginia rules. He notes exporters want f o b sales with reliable color standards and a practical new grade that balances color and defect limits for U S No 1 to Commercial grade fruit.
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George E. Petley
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Europe
Virginia
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U. S
U.S
Yorks
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Farm forage notes warn on clover pastures and first year hay
The article discusses sweet clover pastures and first year hay crops with caution about mold in later crops. It suggests soil factors like lime and acid phosphate, reseeding, and fence line effects may influence pasture appearance and productivity.
Summer coal prices now in effect
Beaver Creek Pes and Old Hickory Lump Coal are highlighted as recommended options as summer prices take effect. The notice emphasizes available coal types and suggests consumer choice amid seasonally rising costs.
Meeting a Long-Standing Challenge Hopeful Speech
A commemorative remark expresses hope that a method will be devised to meet a longstanding challenge, emphasizing determination and collective effort without detailing a specific plan or date.
Local News From Middletown And Nearby Areas
Miss Lutie Rogers leaves for Washington to visit relatives and camps. Miss Bila Sue Wagner, Korean missionary, visited her aunt Mrs. George Wright. Mrs. James Reely regains health after a severe cold. Mrs. El Grim of Winchester spent Sunday nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carper host visiting Otts family from Roscoe and Monessen. Shenandoah Valley praised for beauty. Rife family reunion at Manassas draws attendees. Rally League Union meets at Cedar Creek with good turnout. Master Donald Legge stays with grandparents in town. Ministers from Front Royal Pastors School attend services. Wilson Borden heads to Washington seeking work.
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Middletown
Lutie Rogers
Washington
Bila Sue Wagner
Korea
George Wright
James Reely
el& Grim
Winchester
Frank Otts
Roscoe
Harry Boyer
Monessen
Otts
Claude Carper
Shenandoah Valley
L. L. Sibert
Laurene
D. W. Rife
Manassas
Rife
Rally League Union
Cedar Creek
Agricultural notes on crops and poultry practices
Soybeans should be sown for hay soon after corn planting. Liver oil fed to hens kept indoors in winter helps maintain egg production. Preserving manure fertility is vital on dairy farms. Culling poultry flocks is important but not a substitute for feeding and good management. Lime acts slowly on soil acidity unless well mixed with tillage.
No, we can’t end bias without airing new ideas
The fragment from the Atlanta Constitution laments prejudices persisting until open airing of fresh thoughts. It reflects a call for progress through dialogue and reform in public discourse.
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Ohes
Atlanta
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