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Be Sure:

1. You use them as directed by the manufacturer—to the letter.

2. Don’t leave any spray materials laying around where livestock could get to them, nor where rainfall could wash chemicals into a stream or into pasture land.

3. Don’t spill chemicals into streams which livestock drink from nearby or at lower levels.

Wool Committee

Representatives of various wool pools in Northern Virginia, including those selected by Rappahannock sheepmen will meet at 8 p.m. at Warrenton Monday, May 9th. The purpose of this meeting will be: to go over and sign an agreement worked out by the different pools in combining their efforts to set a dare for closing bids on this year’s clip, and to hear a report of a representative of the State Division of Markets on his trip in contacting southern woolen mills.

Rappahannock producers will be informeed of final plans upon their completion. For the present hold your wool and have faith in your marketing representatives: Jim Massie, Jim Yates and Dick. Latham.

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