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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24

farmers and truckers II ne State Of
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used IhoSphoge'1h 81 my his'
beans planted ana ! P'tkrd the VINES
hNc or SIX Tunes. Inc vines renamed
green all thru the very dry season TINS
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tried it under about one.ha,f acre
Of canteloupes and kept an account Of
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Nov. yth.l922

Phosphogerm Mfg. Cor,
New Bern, n. C..
Gentlemen:
have been in the Florist and Farm.
ing business for % years and have Us
ed mostly Manure and Bone Mcal in
my operations. This season made a
trial with PHOSPHOGERM and got
decidedly better results than | have
ever gotten before
Notwithstanding the unusual dry
season my PHOSHOGERM Corn was
as good as ! ever raised and much bet
ter than where Manure and Bone Meal
was used. Phosphogerm made the
best potatoes have ever raised
expect to use PHOSPHOGERM in
my future paintings and can recon-
mend it to my friends and farmers.
Yours very truly,
TOWSON NURSERIES,,
William c. Price.
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"Oakleight, Hamilton. Md.
RESULTS IN VIRGINIA:
WHEAT AND CLOVER

Danvillc, Virginia
Gentlemen:
used Phos- pho-Gcrm on Wheat and
Clover in 1918, using 400 pounds to the
acre.
The wheat was as good Or bette
than any raised in the vicinity and the
clover is the finest ! ever saw in this
county or any other.
At this writing, this field of clover
surpasses anything Of its kind ever
seen in the country.
| am using Phos-pho-Gcrm this
Spring on everything planted.
Yours very truly,
G.. NJ. HAMLETT, Mgr.
For John +. Hughes & Co
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Glen Arm Md, Sept. 10Th, 1927


Cover Supply Co.,
Distributors phos-phoGelm,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:
used Phosphogerm on Beans, Can.
nations, Sugar Corn, Lettuce and in
green house, my results were the test
OF any high class fertilizer have ever
used. The Phosphogerm a. to fur
nishing moisture to plants is the near
est thing to an irrigation system /
have ever seen; my crops and plant,
were green and never fired through all
the dry weather which would have fir
ed with the chemical fertilizer.
have just received shipment of Pho,
phogerm for fall use and will order
more for spring use.
Yours very truly,
OSCAR Z. EGFRTON.
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WHEAT AND CORN

Charlottesville, Va.
'owed 800 acres of wheat on three
farms, using $50 pounds of phos pho
Germ to the acre.
My wheat on each farm is far above
the wheat raised in this section and is
said to be better filled than any in this
vicinity
The clover in every field is the best
| have ever raised and do not hest
tate to state that rhos pho Germ is
the best fertilizer | have ever used.
| have used rhos-pho- Germ on corn
with splendid results.
Yours very truly,
r. L. THOMAS
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Staunton, Va.

Stanton, Va.
To Whom This May Concern:
We have been selling Phos- pho Germ
To our trade for three consecutive sea
sons and the only difficulty we have
had is getting n sufficient amount of
Phos'pho-Germ to supply our trade,
Our customers that have used Phos.
pho-Germ are more than pleased with
it and have been calling on us for the
goods.
Our Mr.. Bosserman has made per
scnal visit to the factory of the Phos-
pho-Germ Manufacturing Company at
New Bern and is thoroughly convinced
Of the ability of the Company to make
prompt deliveries in any quantities de
sired, and we are vigorously pushing
these goods for this falls planting and
have already booked orders for large
tonnage from our customers.
Yours very truly,
BOSSERMA N-WILSON Co., Inc,
by l.. II. Bosserman, prest.
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Rnltimnre Nd. Feb. 1. 1922

Baltimore M"'' I to' :, i'--
fh"Sphoserm Mahu'a'Nuii"s W"
Answering your request as TO what
| thought Of PhoSphogerm, Will state
that | have used it on my Chestnut
Grove Stock Farm producing the corn
! brought into the Chamber OF Com
merce, as was mentioned IN the baIll-
more American, Sept, md loZl' lhree
of the ears weighed S'a pounds win
an average OF lo2b grams on each ear
tue Ia SeS' ''' mug p''''"
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VARIOUS CROPS

"Pantops," Charlottesville. Va.
Gentlemen:
] used Phos- pho-Gcrm in the spring
and summer of 1913 ON corn and COW
peas. The splendid results gotten was
the cause of my buying more for my
wheat and rye in the fall.
Last spring | purchased a car load
Of Phos- pho-Gelm. This fall have
purchased 10 tons for my wheat and
grass.
| have tried PhoS-p ho-Germ right
along side of chemical fertilizer on
corn, peas, wheat, rye, grass. cnsilage
corn and vegetable garden and Phos-
pho-Germ has done far better in every
instance.
Yours very truly,
CHAS. s. ARMSTRONG. Mgr,
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have the best flowers | have ever raj,
ed, and | am much pleased with you
mixture of Phosphogerm as mixed and
made up in 1921.
Yours very truly,
JAMES GLASS.
am now in Mr.. Glass green housc,
and | can say his flowers are as good
quality as | have ever seen.
Yours very truly,
JOHN J. PERRY,
Mgr. S. S. Pennick Co.
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Baltimore, Md. March Is. 1922
PEAS, MILLET AND GRASS

CITY OF HARlOTTESVlLl.E
p. f.. Wheeler, Mayor
Charlottesville, Va.
Gentlemen:
bought 4 piece of land that had
been planted in corn continuously for
n years. In 1920 sowed this land in
peas, using Phos- pho-Germ alone as Il
fertilizer and cut the finest crop of pea
hay | ever raised.
In 1927 sowed the same land in
peas and millet without any applica-
ton of fertilizer and photographs will
show the result of the crop during this
exceedingly dry season. 1t is as fine
crop as | ever raised.
will use PhoS- pho Germ for grass
this fall and can recommend it most
highly from the splendid results have
gotten from its use. | also used it on
my farm in Fluvanna with splendid re-
suits.
Yours very truly,
b. f. WHEELER.
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DEALER IN CHARLOTTESVILLE

Charlottesville, Va.
10 Whom it May Concern:
We have been handling Phos- pho
Term to our trade for three successive
seasons and our experience is that it
rs giving universal satisfaction and in
some instances the results rotten light
along side of Chemical Fertilizers are
remarkable.
We have already purchased two cars
THIS month and the same parties that
have been using it are buying it again
this season.
we have never handled anything
That has given better satisfaction.
Yours very truly
II. VI. GLEASON & co.
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DEALER IN DANvILLE

Danvile, Va.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
We have been handling Phos-ph
Germ since 1918.
1t has given my trade better salts
faction than any goods we sell, and we
have been handling fertilizers for 80
years.
Phos- pho-Germ has produced better
wheat. clover and grass, as well as 9th
err crops than any other fertilizer used
IN this section and we are vigorously
pushing Phos- pho-Gcrm and recon-
mcnding it to our trade.
SWANSON SUPPLY CO.,
BY J. F. Swanson.
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CIiCUMBERS


Suffolk, Va.
Gentlemen:
| put in eleven acres of cucumbers
with Phos-pho-Germ and eight acres
with 1850 Chemical Fertilizer.
During this extremely dry season,
my Phos-pho-Gcrm cucumbers kept
green and growing and produced a
good crop and three times bigger
yield than my Chemical Fertilizer Gu.
cumbers.
| have bought IL tons for beans and
fall potatoes.
Yours very truly
j. +. WILROY.
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Baltimore, Md, March 1, 1922
Mine miles out on Hartford Road)
Phospho Germ Manufacturing Co.,
American Natl Bank Building.
Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen:
am so well pleased with the results
on my place after using l'hosphoge'm
that feel am due you letterstating
benefits derived, and you are AZ liberty
to publish II for the benefit oi other
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OATS
GREENHOUSES
Charlottesville, Va.

Charlottesville, Va.
Gentlemen:
We used Phos-pho-Germ both in our
greenhouses and truck gardens this
season on numerous varieties Of flow
crs and plants, both potted and bedded.
The results gotten in every instance
were highly satisfactory and in numer.
Gus cases the results were wonderful.
The splendid showing from the use
OF Phos-pho-Germ has decided us to
handle il to supply our customers for
their flowers and plants next season.
Yours very truly,
KING GREENHOUSES,
PAGE 4 HOLLOWAY,
Props, and Florists.
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WHEAT AND CLOVER

Somerset, Va.
Gentlemen:
| sowcd the poorest part of my field
of wheat and clover with Phos- pho
Germ, the best portion with chemical
fertilizer costing $1,000.
The Phos- pho.Germ wheat was the
best as to straw, as well as gain, and
you can see the splendid results on tn"
Phos-pho-Germ clover right to the row
where il was used.
Yours truly.
JOHN l.. KITE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va.
Gentlemen:
| used Phos- pho Germ on half of
my field of Oats and Chemical Fcrti.
li2cr on the other half
The portion Of the field where pho,.
pho-Germ was used produced the Rest
field of oats ever raised and wa,
twice as good as where the Chemical
Fertilizer was used
Yours very truly.
JOHN +. ANTRIM
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COTTON
River View Farm

River View Farm
Rock Hill, S. c.
Dear Sirs.
am enclosing my check for 500 90
IN payment for the car Of Phos- pho
Germs which | am unloading today.
hay" been waiting To learn the
amount of Cotton gathered from the
eight acre field before writing you
about results obtained by Phos- pho
Germ this year, hut can say now that
as far as can see have gotten much
better results from this field than from
an adjoining one where used Chem
zeal Fertilizer of the highest grade
Yours truly.
W, c. WHITNER
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Vale, Hartford Co., Md, Feb %, 1872.
Phosphogerm Manufacturing Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen:
In answer to your inquiry a. to re-
suits ! obtained from the use Of Phos
phogcrm in the year 1919, take pleas
IRE in stating that while have beer
farming for number Of years | have
never been able to get stand Of clio.
yer on this particular field until used
PhOSphOgcTm.
The stand of clover obtained was the
admiration of the entire section Of this
country. ! am about ready to place
my order for this springs crop and
will hand you my order in few days
Yours very truly.
r. VI. MAYNADIER
Send me one % ton about April Is,
1922.
r. NJ. MAYNADIER.
Pikcsvlic, Md. March End, 1922.
Phosphogerm Manufacturing Co..
Richmond. Va.
Gentlemen:
| used Phosphogerm this past year
under potatoes, beans, Lima beans and
my other paintings and must admit
it gave me the best results Of any fer
lizcr | ever used have already
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Later

am pleased 10 know that Phos- pho
Term will be available in this section,
the coming Spring, and will use it
on all of my paintings.
IRWIN VI. WRIGHT.
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Yours very truly,
b. +. WHEELER.
10 CAR LOADS

Danville, Va.
Gentlemen:
We will state we have sold larg,
number of car loads of Phos- pho Germ
all of those who have tried it are pleas.
ed and state they want TO use Phos-
pho-Germ on wheat this fall.
We wish, herein, to place our order
Tor ten CO) car loads to be shipped
the last of September or October first
1920.
Yours very truly,
SWANSON SUPPLY COMPANY
J. p. SWANSON.
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TOBACCO
Ashland, Va

Ashland, Va
Gcntlmen:
The Tobacco on which used Phos-
pho-Germ gave the largest leaf, the
best and heaviest crop ever raised.
Ncighboring farmers also say my
rhos- pho-Gcrm Tobacco was as heavy
and As good crop az they ever saw,
and this is quite Tobacco section.
1t certainly was far better than where
| used other fertilizer, and | am con.
WINGED of its merits in growing Tobac-
co.
Yours truly,
f.. W. VOOLFOLK,
tMr, Voolfolk is one of the foremost
farmers of the Henrico Hanover see
tom
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DEALER IN WAYNESBORO

Waynesboro, Va.
Gentlemen:
We have been selling Phos- pho Germ
L" our trade for three seasons and il
mas given the very best satisfaction
'Hd better results than any fertilizer
we have ever sold
The wheat and clover grown with !,
Is the best in this vicinity.
Yours very truly.
MICHAEL & VAN LEAR
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL Elk.
PERTINENT STATION

PERTINENT STATION
Holland, Va.
Results Of "Phos- pho-Germ" VS.. Com.
mercial Test on Peanuts-Plats
l-50 Acre:
Yield Per
Per Plat Acre
500 lbs. Phos-Pho-
Germ per acre..o..u,.32 lbs. 1900 lbs
500 lbs. 1913 per
acre.".......................30 lbs. 1900 lbs
No. Fertilizer..........22 lbs. 100 lbs
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WHEAT, CLOVER, CORN AND
DEtS

WHEAT. CLOVER. CORN AND
PEAS
Danvillc, Va.
Gentlemen:
The clover shown in this photograph
was sown on our wheat, using PhOs-
pho-Germ alone as fertilizer at time
of seeding. The yield Of wheat was 30
bu. per acre and the clover is the finest
| ever had
Phos- pho-Gclm has given IL good re.
suits on clover, peas and corn, alfalfa
and grass,
We have purchased another car of
Phos- pho-Germ for wheat this fall.
Yours very truly,
W f.. GARDNER e. Co.
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CORN

The Plains, Va.
Gentlemen:
used Phos- pho Germ on the poorest
part OF a field of corn. The other por-
tion was treated with acid phosphate,
GOO pounds to the acre.
The Phos- pho-Germ treated corn is
larger and better and is producing de
cidedly better corn than the chemical
,F'tl''zer treated corn in the same field
II mas shown up better through the
entire growing season in every way.
VIII use twenty-four tons of Pbos-
pho-Gelm on my wheat and grass this
fall.
Yours very truly.
Il. S. COCHRAN.
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Suffolk, Va

Gentlemen:
| take great pleasure in stating |
have used Phos- pho. Germ fertilizer
under several crops principally corn
and peanuts, and am glad to report
IT is the most satisfactory fertilizer
that have used for long time, and
| believe in my experience a. farmer
! have used practically every grade of
chemical fertilizer on the market. and
none of them have given me the results
that | received from the use of Phos.
pho Germ.
|, therefore, take great pleasure in
recommending this for the use of prnc-
tically almost any crop, do not be-.
lierc there is fertilizer on the marke,
that will compare with this. for the
price.
Yours very truly,
JOHN KING.
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CORN

Hydes. Maryland.
Gentlemen:
Answering your letter as to results
from the use of PhoS- pho-Gcrm, wish
to state that ! am very much pleased
with it. tried it on corn side by side
with other fertilizers and the result
was wonderful. You may use my name
in recommending it and you may state
that the difference in my corn was re-
markabIe. ! expect to use much lar
ger amount of it this spring.
Very truly yours,
IRWIN VI. WRIGHT.
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a"a" hh" been "'
Ip dfrmmn mHeo h
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GOLF GROUNDS
Albemarle Golf Club

GOLF GROUNDS
Albemarle Golf Club
Charlottesville, Va.
Gentlemen:
This season we made careful and
thorough test of Phos-pho- Germ on our
golf Course and are glad to state that
we are very much delighted with re-
suits. Our greens are now in the best
condition they have ever been in.
Yours very truly,
C. w. WATTS,
Secretary Albemarle Golf Club.
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tIDWPEAS

Burkcsvillc, Va.
Dear Sirs:
The Phos- pho-Germ which Judge W.
II. Mann ordered was put on cowpeas
and am free to state that the cowpeaS
where fhos-pho-Germ was applied are
fully 100 per cent better than where
$4,000 chemical fertilizer was used in
same field and in same quantity
II there was any difference in soil
conditions in the field, it was in favor
of that portion where the chemical
fertilizer was used
| expect to use PhoS- pho Germ on
fall wheat
Yours truly.
j. +. WlNGO,
Farm Manager for w. II. Mann.
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Pylesyille. Md. March 20. 1922

Pylesville, Md, March 20, 1922
&c Hhom 1t Nav Concern:
/ will say that before movlls to
Maryland (while living in North EtI-
lina) | visited the plant of the Pnos-
phogerm Manufacturing Company Ut
Richmond, Va, and was favorably M
pressed with the gentlemen net who
con pose the management of the COM
pany.
While in North Carolina | used Phos-
phr germ lin limited quantity on my
home farm and had good results, as
mentioned in previous letter.
The confidence and faith that have
in the merits of Phosphogerm as Soil
Vnalizer and Builder as well as a crop
grover, and by reason of my former
experience with Phosphogerm and thai
o. my friends, intend to use it in my
spring planting.
Yours truly,
W. c. GREER.
Former member n. c. State Board of
Agriculture.
Baltimore, Md, March Is, 1922
A. d. Cover Supply Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:
used Phosphogerm made up in 1921
under Carnation, Snapdragons, Geran-
iums, and in my IS years experience
in green houses and gardening now
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Towson, Md, March 20, 1929
NJ K. c. Stewart, Towson, Md
Dear Sir:
have been trucking for the past
fifteen years, the past four years a.
GARDENER for the State Normal School
and am pleased to state that the peas
bc1ts, Lima beans, snapbeans, lettuce
On.On& and tomatoes that raised last
year with PhoSphogerm were the beEt
! have ever grown. also used Phos-
phogerm on the College lawn and had
most excellent results.
have already ordered PhoSphogerm
for this Springs planting.
Very truly yours,
(Signcd) GEORGE II. EHLERS,
Gardener State Normal School
"Oakleight, Hamilton. Md.
Gentlemen:
have used Phos- pho germ on Busl
Lima Beans, String Beans, Corn, Cab
haua and Tpp, ,.,,h 49,.
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LOON TO Il CrERIOLOGISTS
Yours very truly,
JOHN KING.
T. l.. THOMAS.

Guthrie Bulletin No o the News
% aRnrun"lr entitled y" Relation of Fertilizers Fertility
appears that in
"'"'
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CHAS. s. ARMSTRONG. Mg1
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Cost Of Material

(Signed)
Il. G. BATTEN,
Superintendent.
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In Sh"t the relation clo
IN" very vital ana systems
to be IA
i College Of Agriculture. " " w. . low" state
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DEALER IN STAuNTON

Yours very truly,
j. +. WILROY.
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BACTERIA RELEASE LOCKED Tr PLANT FOODS

I've have found also tina; the activities bacteria
attack
INTO forms soluble available for pouishment There are
OF of
] t, those which live cy dependent resources and
those
rom circular NJ" . Iowa State College of Agriculture w"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-28

A tug of war between an automobile
and an airpiane in California resulted
in a draw.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Thomas B. Isett, 81, Granum, Can
ada. and Jessie Hatty Steinmans, %,
Claresholm, Canada.
Carl H. Warneke, 81. Wauseon,
Ohio, and Viola Arps, 26, Augusta.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-28
Rosary Appreciated
by Cascade People,
Shown Here Sunday

THE Rosary" four-act comedy
arama that is to be presented at the
Palace theater Sunday afternoon and
evening for the benefit Of the new
kacred Heart convent, was given at
Cascade Thursday night to an appre-
cia tive audience, according to Joseph
NJ. Golden. actor and director in charge.
A dress rehearsal of the play was
held at the Ursuline academy THURSDAY
afternoon. The entire performance
went off smoothly and the players
were pr %onounced letter perfect by the
director. The cast was chosen from
local tty1en1t by Golden.
Seat sales for the play started Thurs
day and much interest is reported.
In addition to the play, musical num-
singers will, be presented between acts.
The boys SPan Orchestra" will give
several numbers, and Mrs. j.. W. Speer
and Walter Clark will sing.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-28
Better Peel Apples
and Be Safe, Think
Health Officials

Wash your apples before eating
them. Better still, peel them. This
advice is given put by the officials OF
the local health department, to which
rumors Of poisoning from the arsenic
used in spraying fruit have come. Ii
has not been possible to ascertain de-
finitely whether there really have beer
cases of poisoning resulting from the
eating Of apples. But inasmuch as it
is possible for this to occur, the pub
lie is warned Of the danger of eating
apples that have not been washed or
peeled. If the poison in the spraying
fluid was strong with arsenic, wash
ing alone might not combat the poison
and for this reason it is believed wiser
to peel them.
A suspension bridge 100 feet iong
has been found in Africa, made entirely
of reeds and grass.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-28

Rattlesnakes are being exterminated
in the state of Washington with mus
tard gas.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-28
Meat for Shipment
Should Be Packed
Better, Says Shea

Farmers shipping fresh meat for
short distances should take care to
mack it correctly, it was said Friday by
William Shea, sanitary policeman, who
reported the necessity OF condemnlng
two fresh veals that had been ship
per to the city by q rancher near the
city. 1t is impossible to snip iresh
nis.+ for any distance unless it is
%nronerlv packed, the inspector said.
IL urges all farmers to exercise
areater care in preparing meat for
shipment.