The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-05

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P. H. Rolls OF Gainesville. H. G. Has
tings of Atlanta; E. L. Wartmann Of
Citra, and L. w. Lipsey Of Blanton.
/, The programs for tonight and to-
morrow morning and afternoon are
yas follows:
8 p. m.-Address. "Fruit Products
in Florida"-C. E. Stewart. Tampa.
Address, "The By-Products of Cit
rus Fruits"-J. w. Sample, Haines
City.
Address, Citrus Fruits in Cook
ery''-Mrs C. NJ Berry, Sanford.
Address, "By-Products of Florida
Fruits Other Than Citrus"-Miss S.
Partridge, Tallahassee.
Address, Grapes and Grape Pro
ducts" Dearing, Washington.
Thursday
Address, The Experiment Station"
! p H. Rolls, Gainesville.
! Address, "Sulphur Sprays"-W. w.
! Yothers, U. S. D. A, Orlando.
/ Address, ''Tear Staining of Citrus
Fruits"-J. K. Winston, U. S. D. y,
! Orlando.
Conference on "The Marketing Of
Grapefruit" it"-Dr. J. H. Ross, Winter
Haven; J. C. Chase, Jacksonville; F.
L. Skelly, Orlando.
Grove Management-A. M. Tilden,
Winter Haven; II. L. Borland, Citra;
j. H. Sadler, Oakland.
I Address, Honey Bees and Orange
Trees"-Frank Stirling, Gainesville.
Address, "The Growing Of Satsuma
Oranges"-O. F. E. Winberb. Silver
Hill, Ala.
Address, "Fumigation in Quaran-
tine Work at Ports"-Dr. ]. H. Mont
gomery, Gainesville.
Address, "The Advantages of the
Florida System of Nursery Inspec-
tion"-F. M. O'Byrne, Gainesville
l p. m.-Entertainment by the peo-
pie of Ocala and, Marion county.
The following members of the hor-
ticultural society for 25 years and
more were seated on the stage last
night: George L. Taber, Glen ST.
Mary; T. w. Lipsey, Blanton; A. Fl.
Brown, Manatee; S. H. Gaitskill, Nc
Intosh; w. S. Hart, Hawk Park; P.
H. Rolls, Gainesville; Mrs. P. H.
Rolls, Gainesville; H. B. Stevens. De-
land; E. L. Wartmann, Citra; T. P.
Drake, Ocala; S. c. Warner, East
Palatka; R. E. Rose, Tallahassee; H.
G. Hastings, Atlanta; A. G. Hamlain,
DeLand Ellis G. Blake of Lake Helen
and J. P. Mace, Lake Helen, arrived
in Ocala this morning.
The exhibit of muscadine grape
products at the Woman's Club is at
tracing much attention.
|
jefferson Thomas, president of the
! Thomas Advertising Service of Jack
sonville, was on hand early.
,
Lindley Hamburger, agricultural
engineer and chemist. in charge of the
land inspection department and asso-
ciate editor of the Florida Grower, is
here for the convention. Mr.. Helm
burger says that ther is most re-
markable development going on all
! over Florida. He says that contrary
! to the general opinion every soil type
( in Florida is capable of producing
; some crop. The crop, however, must
be selected as suitable for each type
Of soil. He says that the sandy sol
such as is found in the big scrub il
: the eastern part of Marion county, is
excellnetly suited to the cultivation
3 of camphor.
: Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Baynard. prom
!; inent residents of Auburndale, are at
tending the convention.
=
3 State Chemist R. E. Rose of ,Talla
& hassee, here for the convention, say
that big strides are being made il
!; the development of the sugar industr,
/; in Florida, and believes that grea
!; things are in sight. He has recentl
I: visited a development that will even
:: tually take in 10000 acres in tn
& Everglades country.
e The Arlo Box Company of Oak, ha
= an exhibit in the lobby of the Ocal
* House of wire bound fruit and vege
y table boxes and packing cases. Th
$ exhibit is attracting the interest c
3 not only the visitors but local peopl
8 as well.
s Tonight's meeting at the Woman
4 Club house should be of special intel
s est to the ladies' There will be talk
Il by experts on fruit products, inclut
= inp preserves, candies, etc.
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