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Rapp-Chats
Bv \V. H. Lyne
Area Fruit School is next Wednesday. Starts promptly at 9:45 a. m. at th^ Court House. Hope to see all you fruit growers there as well as representatives of related business firms.
•** Soil Samples are literally pouring in at the office. Good - o! Keep them coming. Lowell Archer and Jimmy Falls were among the first to come check soils maps to locate better corn soil types on their farms. %
*** ^ Capt. Burford and Robinson Pullen were by recently discussing rations for steers and beef cows respectively. Hope to have more news - worthy points to publish about this soon.
*** Parents - may I again remind you to support that son or daughter in their 4-H efforts. Humpy Smoot and Gordon Thornhill were by recently, or phoned about this.
Think you are on the right track men - stick by those fine sons of yours.
*** Jim Massie, Dick Latham and your scribe will be working toward improving wool marketing methods; today at | Barboursville and next Thurs day at Staunton along with other producers of the state and area.
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This new wage and hour law I is a head scratcher. Got a i good release on Monday of this \ week. Studied same andstart; ed asking for clarification via : letter right afterwards. For i sure it emphasizes the importance of farm records.
*** Attention 4-H members. Mark March 4th on your calendar for Demonstration Day; March 18 for 4-H supper.
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