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m . BOLL WEEVIL ( Anthonomus grandis Boh.) 
B.R.Coad (August 15). "The boll weevil was reported from 
6 counties. The infestation seems to be rising and the injury 
increasing rapidly in Anson and Scotland Counties, Heavy 
infestations are alsp reported from sections of Union County, * 
B.R.Coad (August 15). "Boll weevil reports have been received 
from 9 counties. Heavy infestations in all $£ these counties 
but. one, « 
B,R.Coad (August 15), "Boll weevil reports have been raceived 
from 24 counties, covering practically the entire State. Of 
these, 17 counties report heavy infestations, one county an 
increasing infestation, and the remaining counties slight to 
moderate, 
B.R.Coad (August 15). "A single r sport has been received from 
this State where indicated migration is reported from Madison 
County." 
B.R,Cou.d (August 15). *B©11 weevil reports were received from 
13 counties in this State. Of these, 6 repcrttheasy infestations, 
all in the southern half of the State extending from Fayette 
County near the western border to McMinn near the eastern 
border. The remaining counties report slight infestations, 1 
B,R,Coad (August 15). *From this State we have received reports 
from 33 counties covering practically the entire cotton-growing 
region. Twelve counties report heavy infestation, these 
counties covering the southern and central parts of the State," 
B.R.Coad (August 15). B Reports have been received from 7 
counties in this State, 2 of which in the east-central part 
report heavy infestation,* 
B.R.Coad (August 15). *VTe have received boll weevil reports 
from 30 counties covering practically the entire State. Of these, 
15 report heavy infestations. The heavily infested counties 
are. in the northern -aid eastern half of the State.* 
B,R.Coad (August 15). "Reports on the boll weavil situation 
have been received from 14 counties. Of these, 5 report 
heavy infestations, all being in the northern third of the State, 
with the exception of Saint Landry Parish,* 
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