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Letter To Editor
:Madam Editor: * I gather “Bored* isn’t one Jof the insiders who has access 3:0 the information that is never ^available for printing due to :the lack of a reliable source. :1 believe that in your subtle rfashion you do an admirable :job of bringing this to public ^attention. : The few times that you have igotten the “goods*, I wonder :tf the likes of “Bored" would have come to your defense in the face of political pressure groups and their "big guns"?
Might I suggest to “Bored" the Richmond Times Dispatci} the Washington Post, U. S. News and World Report, Life and the New Yorker plus the Rappahannock County Library in addition to the Rappahan nock News to round out its reading.
Amused
Rapp-Chats
By W. H. Lyne
! HOLD IT NOW don’t get in ;too big a hurry with that en■silage making. Let the grains |on those ears of corn get in the hard dough stage of maturjity before you start harvest ^operations. • When you can dent the grains jOf corn by applying pressure jwith your thumb nail is the '.time to harvest for highest (digestible nutrients.
• Calf Sale Nominations are Iwell above 1300 head with 3 - .4 more prospective herds to be iheard from.
| Damson Farm . . Conor Jen
•kins of Slate Mills has harvest
jed between 500 and 500 bushels
| Still see fencing being put :on the outside of posts along •the highways in the. county. •This means livestock will be
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