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j By: W. H. Lyne j
j County Agent | : l L.....
’Pears like Rappahannock Day at Orange Experiment Station, Monday, June 5, will be just that. Farmers who have already indicated they will tour the station are: Fred Dodson of Flint Hill; General Osterman and daughter of Huntly; G. M. Black, manager of Mt. Vernon Farm; W. A. Hens, ley, manager of Jessamine HiU Farm; C. C. Zinn, manager of Dolmont Farm; D. D. Miller of Washington; fifteen veterans class members and a number of others who are interested but ‘can’t say’ just yet. '
General Osterman' has advised he will have a few extra seats in his car for anyone desiring transportation.
The group will leave Washington Courthouse promptly at 8:30 a.m. Monday, June 5th.
SEE ‘JOCK’ BROWN
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Water is the worst enemy of wool; it causes mold, a musty odor, and the fibers to rot; keep it dry. Remember Rappahannock * wool pooling date—June 30th, at Washington Go-operative Fruit Growers’ packing house at Flat Woods.
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