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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



August 11, 1910. 



MINNEAPOLIS. 



The Market. 



Continued quiet prevails in florists' 

 circles. Stock is scarce again; carna- 

 tions are few and far between, and 

 only some asters, which are grown in- 

 doors, are of much account. There has 

 been quite a little funeral work, and it 

 has been necessary to hustle for some- 

 thing to use. 



Various Notes. 



Preparations are being made for 

 space at the state fair in September. 

 The prospects are for a much better 

 display, and the prizes are this year 

 worth competing for. 



Emil Olson, formerly with the Lake- 

 wood Cemetery Association, is now with 

 the Minneapolis Floral Co., in charge 

 of the packing department. 



Art Rice had a bad fall a week ago, 

 dislocating his arm, and he suffered 

 a great deal from the results, though the 

 injury is now healing. 



Visitors: R. Strohmeier, Aberdeen, 

 S. D.; W. C. Johnson, representing E. 

 H. Hunt; Mr. Shotwell, Fargo, N. D. 



M. E. M. 



CLEVELAND, O. 



The Market. 



Trade has been good recently, for 

 this time of the year, with a good de- 

 mand for all kinds of flowers for funeral 

 work. There was a shortage for a few 

 days, when carnations went to the bad 

 and asters were not being cut in any 

 quantity. Roses were also in short sup- 

 ply, but this condition did not last long. 



Asters have lately been coming in by 

 the carload, and it has been a question 

 what to do with them. Pleoty of Japa- 

 nese lilies, valley, gladioli, sweet peas, 

 etc., were also received daily and met 

 with a fair demand. 



Various Notes 



Chas. Kirchner, with John Kirchner, 

 of Quincy avenue, spent a week at 

 Geneva, on the lake, and had a glorious 

 time. 



Hubert Bate has returned from a two 

 weeks' fishing trip in the country. 



F. R. Williams and family are spend- 

 ing a month at Portage Lakes, near 

 Akron, O. 



Herman Knoble, of Knoble Bros., is 

 spending the summer on the lake shore, 

 west of the city. 



Robert "Walters has re+urned from 

 Put in Bay, where he spent a week 

 while the boat races were there. B. 



Mason City, la. — The Mason City 

 Floral Co. announces that it is now 

 ready for business in the new Wilson 

 building, 112 East Fifth street. 



Gathrie, Okla. — Furrow & Co. recent- 

 ly installed the Skinner S5'stem of field 

 irrigation and have good asters this sea 

 son, for the first time on record. The 

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