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APPAHANNOCK NEWS | PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING At Washington, Rappahannock County, Virginia T 1/- ■ ■ -m - he - i . TELEPHONE: WASHINGTON 2451 % >
BASIL C. BURKE, JbJ Owner ROBERT E. MANY. Editor and PubUAer Mm SARAH IjATHAH, Bnatoem Manager Entered as Second OaeTMafl at the Poe$ Office at Washington, Va. a . « -i f 8UBSCRIPTION (in adrancs) -—V-- >2.00 PER
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Dr. Clarehce Poe Senior Editor aW Board Chairman J& of the Progressive Farmer, r^mineacence Of Franklin D. Roosevelt, whom I ''aaw rather 'frequently, my recojlectiop is that he always seemed vivacious friends, talkonly time we unhutried, and unworried. Pne of his closes ing to mebefore World, War II, said: “The ever see a sign of trouble cross his face is when the possibility of future war is mentioned.” In a disc fission, of farm problems, I heard F. D. R. break into the conversation with a story of the amusing experiences his wealthy farther Kad as a “gentleman farmer’’ who imported Alderney cattle "(now called* Guernsey, I lellfeve). F. D. R. also gave’pie-an* * admonition to Southern farmers about marketing which is still worth repeating. “The best and best-flavored apples 1' - haw eve .* eaten |n all myjife,” he declared, “are the apples. 5 gTown in your Southern Piedmont and mountain country-— -but I ‘’am never able to buy any in the North or at my Georgia home “because apples from other regiohs are better graded,, polished, packed, and displayed.” . * * : ; a Progreesive Farmer
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