MISSOURI 



Victor, Clarence B., Oranges 



Pascagoula i/^ 



Watson, D. B., General nursery. .Weir 2 

 Wilson, J. P., Citrus fruits and general 



nursery Landon 10 



Zink, J. W., Pecans Orange Grove 



MISSOURI. 



3IISSOURI. Nurseries are inspected an- 

 nually. Each nursery outside of Missouri 

 shipping- stock into Missouri must apply at 

 the office of the Chief Inspector for a permit 

 which will be issued upon filing the necessary 

 papers and copy of their nursery inspection 

 certificate. No fee is charged for the permit. 

 All agents or salesmen for outside nurseries 

 must apply for an agent's permit. Every 

 package of nursery stock shipped into the 

 state must be clearly labeled with the name 

 of the consignor, consignee, statement of 

 contents and a certificate showing that the 

 stock therein contained has been inspected 

 where grown by a duly authorized inspector 

 and found to be apparently free from danger- 

 ously injurious insect pests and plant dis- 

 eases. Transportation companies are not per- 

 mitted to deliver nursery stock unless so 

 labeled. Leonard Haseman, Entomologist and 

 Chief Inspector, University of Missouri, Co- 

 lumbia, Mo. 



Aud Nursery Aud 



Bopp, Christ ■ Creve Coeur 



Blair, A. J De Soto 



Bundy, T. B Piedmont 



Brown & Son, Robert S Kansas City 



Briggs, H. D Joplin 



Bdonville Nurseries Boonville 



Big Red Apple Nursery Weaubleau 



Barry Co., Home Grown Nursery Co... 



Cassville 



Clifton Hill Nur Clifton Hill 



Crumley Bros Monet 



Climax Nursery Sikeston 



Casco Nursery Beaufort 



Case Nursery Case 



Cove Fruit Farm Louisana 



Clinton Nursery Co Clinton 



Douglas County Nurs. Co., W. H. Bay- 

 less Sedan 



Darby Fruit Farm Amoret 



Davis, J. T Ava 



Este'p,Miles Fairview Nurs Bethany 



Ellisville Nursery ..Chesterfield, R. F. D. 



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