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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
VlRGINIAN ROAD BACKS 1T
requirements Mig Plnn, ilns n Spleen
"id MISUNDERSTANDING Company
Helps Its Own Towns

ElplIEAiI:AD, VA, April LII b,v
''"Neu OUT mere that the big rock
'r""hihe company. with capital stock
S"'o 20 pe Slov.D"0. is really Vir-
Elhiah hallway enterprise. although Il
VIII sail under separate name. II
d"es not matter worry materially with
inc good people here, who or what in
'ercst is behind the enterprise All
VIC know here or ned TO know is that
the company will do 4 great drai In
me developing line. and that alrcahv
~. ~, - employing NOR" than NIFTY men
mere is every Indication that the en-
t"rniise vii! grow in Importance. Al
ready u has given work to many idle
men and The village is getting large
benefits from il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SHOPS CLOSE TO HOME
Norro Hallway Signs Com
trnct for liiE Nuchiuery HniI
Near Norfolk.

EOEFOLK. VA. April 1.-The Nor
folk Southern Hallway has awarded q
contract for the imn1cdinte building Of
its main shops at Carolina junction.
where It's line crosses The Virginian
Railway. about u milo and half from
the city limits of Norfolk. The com
pany owns here about seventy acres or
land on.-!hird OF which, WIFI he used
for freight yard tracks ard the re
maindcr Tor shop purposes although
the present contract does not call FOR
the fuii development. The eXpcndi
,urc now authorized is $4,000 hut
tho facilities will he extended aud en-
lnracd from time 10 tim" "a" bushes
may require. Quite village or town
is expected 10 grow w around. and
about tho shops. which will employ a
large force OF wnll-paid Wor'.meu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Cotton Growing In HrIIfu1.

C!DEER, Va, April l.-Wha; IS
probably tho first bale Of cotton ever
grown in Halifax County was on cx-
hibition nj the village O, clover last
week and was shipped from there
Monday. The cotton was grown by J
y. Dcliingcr. OF near clover. the land
used being old, worn ou, rcd soil
Mr. De!lina"r's cntir" cNp"nsc In rails
ing his crop was 81. the yi.ld bong
400 pounds OF cotton and twenty, $50
bushels %: seed The cotton brough,
50 and the seed So. making net
profit % SIS on tho acre OF cotton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SEEKING NEW EQUIPMENT
"uih"rn hallway Making R-ady for
hGch \cW business and a Now,
Through Passenger Service.

Tie southern Railway is preparing
'7r Bis business 'ha: il seems "a see on
ahead From ,h- general Offices in
'Ais CRY III" Information has leaked
or' 'h". The company has put in a
hurry "-Gs" 90" l,i"o Gpndola cars. and
I'm. the o:d": may be- quickly flied
y Las d!"idsG between TWO companies
The Southern IS also figuring on bids
70! .,vt" ventilated box cara ana is
ASKING from The big factories the low
IS. prices or af.y passcnge. cars Tho
officials ot the Southern are retlcent.
and refuse 70 tell tales out OF school
Srt In one way and another the news
paper man has learned that tho ATTY.
passenger cara being looked for are TO
be used OIL the Richmond Dauviile d.
vision. That seem. 10 mean that the
New yorkFiorid. FLYER bushes. IL
20 h" largely turned through Rich-
moud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SOUTH BOSTON STILL TRYING
Merch"ntS of the Town Doing les,
'"cE Tan Under circumstances.
Tn1er Are Too High

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Anri; ~, .
merchants of this citv mo, a, ,h,
Commercial Association rooms This
week for ihe purpose Of discussing
ways and means OF having tho town
tax on borrowed capital reduced BrIc.
laiks were made by several Of the
Lcadinc merchants and commt;te"
from the Town Council was present to
confer with tho merchants con-
1n'ttcc from the association vii go
before tho Board Of Supervisors at
their next meeting III an effort 10 have
that BODY reduce the amount now paid
the county by The town. thus en-
ahlins III. councilmcn 20 make "A similar
reduction for the merchants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
TRADE SHIP BEING BUILT
"iIii"n Dollar Steamer Hcinu Made n,
Newport News for the
MuuSou tOnpuuy

NEWPORT NEWS VA. April 1T
may nave been reported bctrre. amt the
i"S' Is worthy OF repetition t.,5t the
,>cWpori News Shipbuildinw und u y
'oti company has commerce. Ho,;
on las fourSN contract with the M,ius.n
r''nhISi ~ company. or New YORK for
~ ~ ii"ihe or costly steamship to
be used in the immense tra,ia ~. ma.
line ''''''
ihtH contract is for steel vessel
Is" zee; long or I.G0n tonnage driven
~ engines To develop 100 indicated
horsepower and the speed tx TO be
over ten knots per hour. Tho shin vii!
cost about $1,000. GOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Down In SOrthum berJ.nd.

HEATHSNILLE, April 1.-The OYSTER
shuck!ng houses at l>ewisetta have clos
ed for the scnsou
Many nave lost carly tomato plants
by the cold APPS wa have had
The State road from I,o,tshurr ~
Clarhe's MIL. a distance OF four or
five miles. has b.cn completed. and the
road from C!a-ke's Mili to Coau STAGE
has been started
The fishing steamer purchased by
the Scahoard OIL and Guano Coinpany.
sank, lying AT ~" dock, recently.
\ few traps are out ami small mum
hers of shad ana herring arc caught.
bur the tra ppcr% are practically doing
nothing. tho weather has kept so cool
and winds so high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
TO BUY ITS WATER WORKS
Town of titayista to Vote on Rond I,-
.u--Moncy Wanted for NUM-
rippl Control.

ALTANiSrA. VA, April All "f the
rrclimi'ta"ics HAY" been arranged and
all of tn. legal requirements have hccu
'Ec', ana ON the l5th Of this month
tho town 81 Alta vista Will vote on the
question OF issuing the Necessary bonds
Tor the money TO bay the municipal
water and scUcrag: system. Tire sys-
TEN - no" the property OF private in
icrcStS. that is to say. interests here
t"for" controlled by tho Lane Broth
crs co The general sentiment seems
I" he mat Aliavista has grown SUM-
Gently {" own IT'S own water work.
and other public improvements n
remains 20 be seen IL a majority Of
'he peou!e vote this way. The elcc-
zion VIII he held on the 18TH OF hpr,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
BIG FACTORY FOR BRISTOL
chattanooga Moves Up 10 the SirEiniu
iinc-nay Re th~ Big End Of
The Shop,

HklSTOi IA. April THE pa,is
Hosiery MiN". Of Chattanooga. has do
o'dcd 10 establish here It branch o..
their bis factory. now in operation in
CHATTANOOGA. and 81 looks very much
as II til" Bristol end Of the shop viii
%" 'hc big end. Anyhow. II is reported
mat the Bristol end w!!i require an
cNpcnditnr" for buildings, machinery.
etc. o.! 100000 Ground was broken
yesterday for the big factory building
N" company proposes 10 erect hero,
and Il ie said that the establishments
VIII employ over 200 pcopic which viii
make fine pay roll as most OF the
employees viii draw gooi weekly sal.
aries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
OLD BRIDGES MUST GO
Irou Take. the rimcc at tho Wood on
the Highways Of the
NnlIc>,

f!AkRlSONBGRC;. VA April H.
fhrer iron bridges. 10 cost sci. 00u each
VIII d" erected on tn" valley turnpike
one at Mount Crawford. Rockingham
county. and two near Mount JurEsOr.
SHENANDOAH County. The contract was
awarded 10 the Virginia Bridge ard
IRON Company, ~ Roanoke This st.u
IS notable in thar tn" last o. thu. OH
wooden bridges Oh the pike will have
to 20. The old bridge a, Noun, ,,r..v
forG was built In 1871. ami ton wears
'S" a famous law suit grew OH, OF an
accident when traction engine.
Weighing many tons. crashed through
IN" structure down into the rive, be
low.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
TARBoRo IS MOVING
Carolina Town. the M~troroii. OF L.J.
connie County. Getting IN on
the Front Row

TAltHOltO. y. c.. April 1.-The c
authorities have awarded this wool
contract for the enlargement of
electric lighting plant The new eo,,;
mcnt ordered will cost something M,
than $1,000 In the way of new -,
ch'hcry ana other equipment that W
prove a valued addition TO tho preso
plant ana provide for the lighting
the whole town.
The town. or city officials b,v. =,
arranged for a $50. 900 bond issuo T.,
iarsc tho water works and proyido
suiiicicncy Of pure water for :,
town. Tarboro is moving. ana IL d,
tined to be ono Of the leading ci,tc.
the old North State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Tarhecldon Leads I'm Furniture,

HIGH POINT. " C.. April !.-Ac-
cordinS 10 the report OF Secretary j.
Ryan % the southern Furniture
Manufacturers Association. North c.,r-
DINA leads all the states In the amount
or wood used in the manufacture OF
furniture. North Carolina used Iast
year 1872 li250 feet. Illinois came
next with i"f,a4?a3o feet ana New York
WAS third with Ioi.462.Og2 feet Mich
iGan tell off To ffth place. using o,,Iy
"a little moro than 10000. 900 fec,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
scott County iIurrie. IN.

GATE CITY. VA. April Tho
scott county Fair Association has
taken time by ,nc for"!ock. Being
rroatly encouraged ~ tho good result,
Of the past years cNhinit. II has bo.I
quick :" make arranHciu.uts for ,bt,
years greater exhibit ~ meeting
!:ccnty held II was decided thar I'm.
years ia!r shall come OF October s. u
ana 4. This carly in IN. season rrcp-
"raiions are being HIadc for the far
Of ncNt fan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Ercdcricksburr Coos ,.i.,,o.

II F.bEFICKSiUi;G, VA, Npril -
'Sh arc beginning 10 run now in much
''FS.r numbers IN the RappahannocI,
ana Potomac Rivers, and the SUNNY on
tn" !oca! market and Toy sh:pmrnt is
rHH'diF Increasing large quantity
"I hsh W.r" brought; here TO-DAY. in
Guiding NOT only herring, BIZ. III. NOR.
orsirabt" varieties. such as rock, perch
etc. II is expected that tho supplv
VA! gradually increase now until Tic
hshins season is al it's height. The
prices sim continue high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
VIRGINIA IN THE LEAD
Newport News ship>nrd Uutib. ,b
HiEEcst Vessel nt tn. Wear
md for business.

Tn" United states Bureau 10! %a...r..
ION makes an Interesting .,go., a.,
The vessels huilt iu the sl.pyarde -.
The country for the month OF F,,,r..,~'
that il TO say those ,orut.ro. IS. TIE,
m Q, s,.., of MI liaas Of e'' cqd-
ino propelled Shirs fo-'t fo,l ~.
completed II Is intcrca,.r. II. ,,x
that the largest of rhcs, v.s ,,.,,',,.
completed az Newport Hc,.y In
Sinia. for the standard o.. Comr.,,,.
beng o. a.Sto gross tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Many IsnndS TO ne Emrroy,d.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y. G.. Apr!l l.
The latest industry for this very in
dustrious town is tho Hines Lumber
Company. when was Incorporated here
this week viii! $50, 900 capital stock TO
start with. The Now company will do
.uu cEtcnsiV" planning mill business and
viii employ sixty five or more hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Making Bctfcr Streets,

ENISTOIr w April l.--llAvinc
tested and adopted the Detroi, pro.
cess o. constructing concrete streets,
TN" Bristol, tenn city commission is
beginning tie construction Of s,i"cts.
tho cost Of which VIII aggregates more
ih"r 500 600. Tests made demonstrate.
'nai these streets can he made econom
'raNy a1d so "a To meet every demand
OF Inc local conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
I'm Attractive Paw RolI.

HIoNt.WAi.i.. VA April The
So"th RIVER Lumber Company mas been
incorporated hero with 500 600 .,n;,.i
10 manufacture lUm ber. It is said Tim;
the ne" COMPANY viii employ over oOn
hands, winch will make "A pav ron .hn:
VII h" something Of boom 10 ,no
village.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Ready for More Bu.inrx,

DAYTON, o, Aprn 1.-The Barney
smith Company. car builders OF thia
city, has just received an ordc, iron!
the Atlantic Coast Line, OF Virginia
and North Carolina Tor 500 box cars
and 800 Hat cars Tho letters which
contain th"sc orders iutiruatc that
part 81 tho South through witch III.
Atlantic Coast Line pasacA Is, calling
loudly for new ana moro efficient,
.quipment'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Peanut Factor, at W,I.,,

WILSON. y. t.. April THE North
Carolina Peanut Company has been in
corp"rated here with SiJ0,OOO capital
stock TO operate a pcauu; plant. The
reports are that Tia" company will pro-
Gee" NJ once To erect Il big building
an" tna' II WIFI handle peanuts on :.
very large scale. Wilson has been
looking for just this kind ot an enter
prise Til" wa% is open here for many
other sorts Of cutcrnris.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
IINEsrntk AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS TELL 'TkI,E T..


Mr.. stevens has bull, on the place
seven large Silos. and an up-,o-ante
dairy barn with all necessary sheds. 10
minor convcnicnccs
Horseshoe Farm has its own electric
plant and ice-making argnngemen,
It Is thoroughly equipped. no, only
for general farming. b,, to handle tho
dairy business. At present the dairy
herd is welding SEQ gallons OF mill;
n"r day. ana VA" product is gold in
Martinsviil-. narvillc. and Roanoke:
and is bringing an average Of ~ cents
per gallon FOR mills and /" cents per
pound for butter fat.
Horseshoe Farm produced las, wear
from 2"2 mea Surcd acres. $500 bushels
OF wheat, or an arcrarc OF - IA bush-
els per acre, ana nearly 325 tons Of
straw; while the meadows produced
something Xix. -" tons OF hay In
addition TO this, for the purpose OF
filling tn" Silos. large ncrcaScs arc de-
voted 10 !.ai'!r corn ana ensila.;r corn.
dozen years ago one could count
tho numh": OF s!!os in all Of the Soutn-
r:n States orr The fingers OF his Two
hands. half decade ago there
We're probably not as many az :. dozen
~ virginia. and perhaps tower III North
Carolina. To-day there are certainly
as man. as thousand In Virginia and
possibly Il Few more H. North Caro-
INA. Tor, according 20 4 report to the
industrial department Of tho Southern
Railway COMPANY. the Old North state
has taken the lead among Southern
states In the matter Of cattle raisinA
aud cattle feeding. Their" wer" prob
ably IA many az 900 sno. built in
tue TWO states last year This. more
IMAM ANYTHING else. shows the real adj
Eance Of these two Southern states IN
an agricultural wa |, means ,ot
merely the adopt ION If better ,nctnod.
~ the farmers. bat also :, great diver
s'tcni!on OF CROPS and greatly Increased
attention 10 IN" stool, and 10 dairy
ing Even without tho eilo. the So,.ti
mas ""en feeding its cattle cleaner
'han the North can. Wiih /, tn. South
increases ~ advantages ir,m.ns.!v
The si!o has come TO stay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
HEST METHODS OF
.ELEt TION MD ELECTION

TO-. .,tas.so, =, ls
van, .a- 49, --gt.,
.-. ~
-a -. 49,
-.r. -. c.5,--.
5.- -- ,o.
ss ~ -, =. NIX. $3.50.
- -. -
a 49,
me-, ~ .
..
-. -
.s
~ .
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
BEEF CATTLE INDUSTRY
AS IT IS NOW IN VIRGINIA
Much Capital Being Invested in
Lines Heretofore Ignored by
Men of Large Means.
VERY BEST rs NONE TOO GOOD
Thoughts and Suggestions Pertain
ing to Growing Devclorment-Old
Dominion Can Produce Right Kind
if II VIII Go About II Right.

The bccf-cattle industry - growing
in Virginia. II is no longer just farm!
proposition, city capitalists arc be-
coming largely interested In it. ANA a
good deal OF money that heretofore
sought .nvcs,n'cn; in stocks and bonds
aud city lots ana all the Hike % that
is now looking TO the grass lands, and
the suhlec, OF how TO make the best
beef for tho least money IS being dis
russcd in thc directory rooms and The
private Offices OF the banks in 'ho
cities
professor Z T. liant. associate pro
cessor OF ANNA! hUshandry IT tho Vir-
siria Polytechnic Institute. writes The
Times p'sratch on this subject. lie
says:
with ;hc prices 81 al; kinds q feed.
INK s,uT soaring upward and the value
OF land rapidly increasing. we arc led
70 more serious consideration o: the
kind and guilty OF the bee: cattle we
are producing on our farms
II RAYS TO STUD,
OUT THE DIFFERENCE
Tire market price Of steers Of propoT
quality and conformation and for those
that arc lacking IL quality. contorma.
lion and ncshiuc varies greatly. This
iTcrcnce in price is due 30 TWO facts:
first. q choice steer viii dress out from
jt TO IS per cen; OF saiable meat as
compared 10 live Ueighi. while "A poor,
uondcscrirt animal viii dress out only
a. TO )" per cent. depending OF ;he
degree Of hcShng ana conformation.
second. tho steer that dresses GU; -
TO rs per cent not only has q much
higher dressing percentage hut The.
quality OF meat is much superior, ;,ild
Will command top prices while cuts
from q steer dressing only 40 10 30
per cen; will bo rated as second Or
third grade cuts. and can only COM
mand second or third-ratc prices
For example. take the steer that
weighs 1000 pounds ana sells tor SIS
cents per pound ana vii! dress on,
butcher i4.S cents pel pound dressed.
ana Will bo OF the very best quality
Of meat. ON tho Other hand a steer
,nat weighs i.0og pounds and sells for
50 cents per pound Will dress out 50
per cent. this Viii cost the butcher
lsA cents per pound. and VIII he an.
interior grade % meat From the
butchers point o: view. Tho S..-c.rt
steer is much the cheaper OF me TWO.
due 10 the superior quality o. the meat
The butcher, or the packer. J. willing
"a pa? :, high price 20: a superior ami
NAL. and we should nee, his demands.
Tor Invariably il is chc hiur"sc priced
steer tina; makes tic most PROFITS for
Tho owucr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
TUE WAY SOME or THE
ASSOCIATIONS 30 TT

Some associations OF fruit ana veEo-
table growers havo adopted this plan,
and made certain brands famous.
The fruit sold under these various
/ -ants is carefully selected and packed
under the supervision OF the manager
employed by tho growers. and pack
ages arc guaranteed 20 be up "a stand
ard III ever. way.
.NS mos, Of the apples grown N this
country are sent "a the market in bar
rci~. i may he we'll 10 set down here
s":ue rules adopted by tire hest as
so,iut.ons ~ fruit growers for the bar
r"l!uu % the fruit;
In the first place the apples are taken
from tho trees and placed in baskets
~ bass sluro around the shoulders OF
The ric,srs. ana some Very careful
growers insis, that the pickcrs wear
gloves. in order that thci, nnGcr-nails
may not cut the fruit 1t Is we'll
known fact now thar a tiny abrasion
mad" 10y the nEer-ns!l will often add
mi, harmfu! bacteria which Will ia p
short time. destroy tho apple.
T':c appicS arc then brought to the
paci:ing tables. which are covered with
canvas or hurlap under which is :.
padding or moss or straw In order to
prevent bri:sing. The greatest care is
taken 20 prevent the apples from fall
inE from the table. or against one an
other I'm n way TO cause the slightest
hruiss. The fruit is rapidly sorted into
the!r rrorer grade and the package
whatever the form ot packing may be
labeled with tho growers name. \
hG"r"l properly pncitch can be shipped
long distances without injury TO the
fruit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
HENRY COUNTY CONTAINS
STOCK FARM WITH LESSON
Horseshoe Farm, Near to Martins
Vile, Is an Object Lesson
Worth While.
FROM MISSOURI TO VIRGINIA
Stock Farm I'm Henry County That
Is Worthing Talking Ab0ut-Ig-
nored Tobacco and Looked After
Cattie-lt Seems to Pay Well.

MARTlNSNiLLE VA. April -
Some years ago. maybe ~ many as
hftccu. u. T.. Stevens WAS n resident of
st Louis. Mo, and WAS ~ the head OF
II great tobacco notwithstanding indus
Try Of that city. Failing in health he
was advised 10 come South. ;u,i to hit
the farm. For reasons best known to
himself he decided to hit Henry County
ana one bright afternoon he dropped
into Martinsvillc. lie took time to in
NcstiSatc. ami finally bought a farm OF
some thing over l.0V1 acres situated not
over three miles from this good town
along the banks of Smith River. Ee-
cause of the situation OF the farm
within kind of horseshoe bend in
the river. ana partly because Of his
weakness for n certain brand Of to-
hacco that lie onco had an interest In
when in the business in 81. Louis he
named the plac" Horseshoe Farm"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
AFT TER FRUIT GROWING
COMES FRUIT SELLING
't'at Is just Where the Apple and
Peach Man Needs To BE
Wise.
ZIG YEAR SEEMS TO he AHEAD
Some Timely Suggestions to the Or
Notwithstanding Handling Of
Fruit Means Money to the Grower.
Views OF an Expert.

| There has been all kinds Of talk
about the laie spring. and truly II is
late. hut sometimes a late spring means
In great fruit year. All the indications
| p 10 April i point TO big apple and
peach crops this year. Ii ~ not too
soon for the applcsrowers and the
peach growers. and all of the other
sorts Of fruit producers OF Virginia to
OF proper packing and proper market
ing.
An expert alonr these lines. Il man
who has been III tho business for many
long years and who has learned, or
ouSht 70 have learned, all of the ups
ana downs OF the business writes the
Industrial section:
:, srcat saving may be effected by the
scientific banding OF fruit OF all kinds
in this case science" means right
huowleirc and care The frui; grower
canro: always sci! direct Ia m. con-
gunner. on he can, by sorting ard care
full! packing his product. get Il much
better price when selling to the retail
Gsais" Than he cal. II Ne follows the
old-fasujoued methods of dumping ev-
.cry,hiuE into boxes. baskets ana bar
rolls regardless OF size and condition
The >h:cwd dealer Will make the most
.of the bad condition. of the stun Of
Tered him. beating down the grower 10
the lowest possible price. and then add
20 his PROFITS by the work Of few
boys In the basement who are instruct
cd III the arc of cleaning and repacit-
Ing The grower. himself. could get
this added profit If he would only take
n little more trouble III preparing his
fruit for market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS:
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
NirH inin Papers That Garry All N'n">
OF Suggestions Worth Consider
inE-SRmPics OF 1hrni.


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2.'""H ploerc ~ ca" '"'''''r
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n"Ne Den 'u''' VA w., 1862 !" 'ttemt
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80. 'i,,,,,',,,c, =. ,.i,,:,r
80, '"' - w - 'S.'.,'.N -
,ons'> S''", 't" seems 10 "" rn"'
800
Draw "!SNhct!"i oc'W"'h ~"
",& ''L an" ,nr Sniai Town. me NsS'
t"Hi NaWS "lrES some h'il's ana SiS-
e'N''"N' IN ne 'oHoW'N"' "h''' may
o. lnai not hc wise hiiits:
fl, I'm rn""t are many !sc'mptmsgs TO. FOR
'NnS ~ SMHii town as compare"
WIN h!s C'iN' FOR ins,"hcr. ~ ""
"ah1i'@; either We have n" strand
oiF''' o"' We u" i'"' nave 70 pay ;"
S''' l" near some Roon music. "
We "AN' nc ,ao"f'IS he.'n"r 30 we
49, 'o ""'' w -" h'o''o "et"e' '"e
~" h'HS 'i''' W nAF' u" 'hS "nE-
wv zoo" thnr'n Sorp', ma
49, %,''," 'oa'S WY '"' l"ou az"
'".' We ''"N" u" So''e'! SM''is
h'l'.e' nave vs. any s!uNl:' We "'N'
lit f'N'i''l... ~ h> tN I4otc4 utI.N---'prllS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

Tic hi,ts%!vania Tribune pvi..is 81
siort tEa' suggests a great dcal -
f-.t-' i':,.ia County. !, saES:
great del! ~ fertilizer j. b-.r.
f""."" from town !" the f,r'aS Ihis
w"rH along w.th come ha:, shIpstufI.
p'an. f!oGr meal etc. We, i'll 4 few
c'r- larm.rs VIII doubtless. III grra,
,sCre, aDa'co ,he purchase Of tood
-iAGs bocaus. ,hoy viii hav. plenty
Tor arH. Us" and . surplus to sell