Arbor Day Proclaimed for April 5 in Virginia
Governor Byrd proclaims April 5, 1929 as Arbor Day across Virginia. He urges tree and shrub planting and bird protection, noting the dogwood as state floral emblem and stressing benefits to crops from insect control. Proclamation signed in Richmond March 1, 1929.
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Virginia Inspection Revenue Surges For Market Grading
Richmond Va March 12 Indicative of progress in Virginia grading of agricultural products for markets the division of markets State Department of Agriculture reports inspection services brought in about 65 000 dollars during the fiscal period.
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Richmond
Virginia
Division of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Division of Markets reports growth in farm service
The Division of Markets notes 146 employees and $49 164 in revenue for the year ending February 28 while expanding services beyond grading fruits and vegetables to poultry eggs peanuts wool tobacco hay and other products. Fees cover service costs with state funds used for promotion and supervision.
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J. H. Meek
Meek
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