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Mt. Pleasant, Texas, November 22, 1935.—Am a 
farmer, worked with Oil Mill here many years, watch¬ 
ed all the crops, have Meier grapes on my farm the 
past eight years, and they do not fail to crop; grow 
more fruit on the alloted space than anything; in fact, 
no crop excells them. Meier knows what to do with 
them and can impart the information.—C. T. Neugent. 
Mt. Pleasant, Texas, July 1, 1937—On my place 
where I have many grapes, T consider one of Meier 
Everbearing vine worth, at the least, a dozen of any 
other type, any year, for any purpose. My Meier 
grapes press 314 gallons juice to the bushel—and juice is 
themoney way with grapes.—Dr. W.T. Ballard D.V.M. 
Houston, Texas, June, 1937.—I have almost six 
acres Meier Grapes, on land that was almost worthless 
for other crops, account of nut grass and varied soils. 
The grapes seem to thrive uniform irrespective of the 
varied character. Present evidence is all in favor of 
Meier Grape. If I did not have the Meier Grape, 
probably I would not have anything, as I had tried most 
every other crop, with no success.—R. H. Simmons. 
Mt. Pleasant, Texas, August 6, 1937—In 1936, I 
set an acre Aleier Grapes, this year, 114 acres more. I 
set these juice grapes because I know they get the job 
done every year.—Joe H. Stephens. 
August 1, 1937.—Have farmed all my life, am 
past 60, extensively fruit. The Meier Grape gave me 
the quickest pavday of anything I have tried in fruit. 
This was done in 18 months. Will be glad to tell any¬ 
one what I know of the grape or Mr. Meier, this, the 
third year. They exceeded my fondest expectation. 
There is no failure with this grape. Mv health has 
improved much from the use of the products.—Jim 
Goolsby, Wood County. 
August 6, 1937.—In Feburary 1935 I set 5 acres 
Meier Grapes which I bought from L. G. Meier, Mt. 
Pleasant. Got 100 per cent stand. At this time they 
are going over big. To be candid, they are now beat¬ 
ing what I ever expected from them. —R. L. Bassham, 
Franklin County. 
August 16, 1937. 
To Whom it May Concern: 
Having lived most of my life in California where 
most of the grape juice in the world is used I was in 
very close contact, both finicially and otherwise inter¬ 
ested in this industry. The Meier type of grape sur¬ 
passes anything I have ever seen for production and 
satisfaction, and it is well worth anyone’s very careful 
investigation and consideration.—Signed Dr. A. G. 
Field, Sulphur Springs, Texas, 
