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^H E T I C U L T r B E 



July 19. 1913 



NEWS FROM THE CONVENTION 

 CITY. 



A letter just received from Secre- 

 tary John Young states that the out- 

 door planting exhibition, under the 

 able supervision of Vice-President 

 Wirth, is in splendid shape and will 

 be in the best possible condition at the 

 time of the convention. Mr. Young 

 says that this exhibition is going to 

 make the visitors "sit up and take no- 

 tice." We are glad to learn through 

 him also that the Minneapolis boys are 

 working together with admirable spirit 

 and harmony and that everything 

 looks very promising there for a rous- 

 ing fine convention. 



Anyone desiring to secure trade ex- 

 hibition space or information on any 

 matter connected with the forthcom- 

 ing convention should write to John 

 Young, Secretary, at Hotel Andrews, 

 Minneapolis, Minn, Do not delay an- 

 other day if you want exhibition ac- 

 commodations. 



NEWS NOTES. 



Pine Bluff, Ark,— The Bluff City 

 Seed & Floral Company has gone out 

 of business. 



Osceola, la.— C. I. Long has pur- 

 chased the nursery known as the Van 

 Nelson Estate. 



Woodville, Pa. — Robert Walthers 

 has purchased the property of the 

 Woodville Floral Company and will 

 improve the plant and operate it. 



Clarksville, Mo. — Arthur Norton has 

 taken U. E. Thurmond as a partner in 

 his nursery and the firm name here- 

 after will be Norton & Thurmond. 



In the list of awards at the Newport 

 show it was stated that four bronze 

 medals had been awarded to Jackson 

 Dawson for roses. Mr. Dawson has 

 been informed since that the awards 

 were three bronze and one silver 

 medal, the latter being for rose Lady 

 Duncan. 



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