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1951 Wheat Acreage
Notices Mailed
Rappahannock county f» rmers are now receiving allotment n o t ic e s giving the amount of wheat they may seed this fall for the 1951 crop, the local office of the Production and Marketing Administration has announced.
Individual allotments in, most •We* Trom I&sitTfnd"fepresent a fair division of the county allotment based op each farm’s recent wheat' production history.
H. S. Ba.ksdale P.M.A. county committee chairman is asking farmers to co-operate ufider the 1951 wheat program by seeding within their allotments. “By doing so they can be sure of getting? price support at least equal to the level this year,” hp said, “and they will be assisting toward continuing our present sound wheat market, both from the standpoint of supply and price.” .
VISIT 60WN1NC WOOD IN HOSPITAL f
Among thoee Visiting Downing Wood Sunday at the University Of Virginia Hospital, were Charles Wood Keyser, Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner, and Mr.
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