May Cut Down Estimate of Apple Crop In Washington
Washington state supervisor J I Griner says the federal 1926 Washington apple crop estimate of 9 720 000 barrels is too high and he lowers it to about 8 800 000 barrels about 8 percent. He notes hot dry weather and water shortages cut sizes, with Jonathan and Winesap most affected and further revisions possible after district checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
Washington
J. I. Griner
He ‘E
Griner
Mr. Griner
Okanogan Co Wearbey
Griner Bel Pratense
Wenatchee Valley
Bureau of Chemistry
Virginia Travelers praise legislature for road progress
In Farmville the Travelers Protective Association praised the recent General Assembly for its record in road legislation. The report highlights changes in tax basis, railway overhead costs, repeal of the Robertson act, and the expansion of state and state aid highway systems. It notes maintenance funding, construction funds, and ongoing projects from Washington to Cape Henry, with expectations for 1927 milestones.
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Traveler’s Protective Association
Virginia
Travelers’ Protective Asociation
Farmville
Good Roads Committee
Association
C. A. Spence, Jr
General ‘Assembly
Virginia Division
Travelers Protective Association
Highway Commission
Trinkle
Byrd
Shirley
Highway Department
Union
Knoxville
Knox County Highway Commis
Tappahanock Ridge
Washington
Richmond
Petersburg
North Carolina
Cape Henry
Christiansburg
Roanoke
Tennessee
Bristol
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ITI Loudoun Seminary
Affleck
Arlenia Jones
Greene
Rathering Glass Greene
Rand
Little Joe’s
H. VW. Ebert
Sion
Virginia Highway Engineer
Knox ‘Éownty
United States
Herbert Skutte
Shenandoah Motor CO
Nash Dealers
H. A. Schmidt
C. H. Skutte
Handley School
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Remy
Autolite
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Chester
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