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Cattle furnished byj Max Cov
he hat purchased
der calf
in the
sale, placed
pen-of-five
itional’s far
d this week at TiThere
vere eleven ington, which at our 19S6 fc*<1 third and fiftl class at the 'Eastern N cattle show he nioniutn. Md. entries in the class wirh competition felt to be pinch keener than a tear ago. j
FreiJ A. Kaiser of Eilicott City. Md. again nrt only j took first plate in. the carload j class but clinched his surerior reputation as a feeder b\ winning stjeond place
as well. These1, angus Rattle were
purchased in tjhc Rappahannock, Culpeper and Albcrparle held a year ago.
Also two clulf steers
sale
, \k Inch (•ported to hate come from
the Rappahannock Angus sale placed
I Sth and 16th in a classjot 40 odd head. Tliese cal es wen frd by a Mvers fcov of [xmdotin County. 1 Those aftendi ig the show from Rappahannock vere 1. V. Williams. D. E. Miller, Jr.. 1.' R. Wolfe and your rounty agent.
The use of |x isoned grain, nor even poisoned chuffa (tchen vou mid get them) didn’t (trove too effective in contr tiling mice in orchards. -Weather
condit oils, unpredictable as th< v are atj tbe best season for killing mice, f equently caused these baits to beta nme unacceptable to tbe mice. Meaty no
killy Mr. Mousj*. Mary apple
growers became jliscou raked and stopped attempting to povjon.
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