Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Fifth Annual Meeting: Evansville, Indiana, August 20 and 21, 1914
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Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Fifth Annual Meeting: Evansville, Indiana, August 20 and 21, 1914
Northern Nut Growers Association -- Periodicals; Nut trees -- Periodicals; Nuts -- Periodicals
Lumberton--C. S. Ridgeway. "Peerless Paper Shell," 25 years, 50-100
pounds.
Paterson--Thos. Rodgers, 236 W. 25th St., W. End. Bearing tree.
Salem--Weber; write D. Harris Smith, Att'y. Rep. J. L. Doan.
Haddonfield--J. Hutchinson.
Raritan--Philip Lindsley, Box 350. Bearing tree.
Flemington--Rev. Dr. Sonne. Bearing tree.
Marlton--C. D. Barton. Knows good bearing trees.
Moorestown--Charles Haines. Bearing tree.
Delanco--Frank Jones. Bearing tree.
VIRGINIA
Williamsburg--D. S. Harris, Box 416, 33 Febrey. "Grafted."
Williamsburg--J. A. Bechtel, R. 2.
Mint Springs--Williams place. Two trees; rep. _Am. Nut. Jour._ 8, 14,
p. 39.
Lynchburg--Crockett.
Roslyn--R. S. Carter, Box 41. Three trees.
Emporia--H. W. Weiss. "Fifty trees on different farms; English, Japanese
and black."
MARYLAND
Sandy Spring--Ava M. Stabler.
Colton's Point--James K. Jones. See Circular of J. F. Jones. "Eight or ten
bearing trees."
Forest Hill--Wilmer P. Hoopes.
Churchville--Alexis Smith. "Alexis."
Sharon--Mrs. S. J. Poleet. "Sheffield."
Berkeley--J. T. Smith. "Smith."
Janettsville--David Hildt. "Beder."
Vale--Kate Hooker. "Hooker."
Baltimore--Franklin-Davis Nurseries.
Princess-Anne--Ida M. Lankford. Bearing trees.
Cooperstown--L. J. Onion, P. O. Sharon. "Sir Clair."
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston--Mrs. Schultz, 335 Cornell St., Roslindale, Boston. Bearing tree.
Newburyport--Reported by C. F. Knight, Rowley. Bearing tree.
Winchester--Brackett (Bro. of G. B. Brackett). Bearing trees.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Keene--Reported by A. C. Pomeroy. Pomeroy trees.
Newmarket--Alfred C. Durgin. Six Pomeroy, 2 Rush, "Supposed to be
grafted."
Enfield--Forest Colby. Some trees.
MICHIGAN
Mt. Pleasant--Myron A. Cobb, Central State Normal School. Has been
distributing thousands of walnut seedlings.
Coloma--W. C. Reed, Vincennes, Ind.
Almont--F. P. Andrus. Bearing tree and seedlings.
Augusta--Orville I. Miller. Buds from Andrus.
ALABAMA
Huntsville--Mr. Mayhew, Westchester, New York City. Reports tree.
TENNESSEE
Greenville--Wm. H. Brown, 516 Main St. Reports 3 trees, El. 1500.
GEORGIA
Sharpe--Paul Dyer. Reported by Prof. McHatton.
IDAHO
Boise--S. A. Gehman. Local bearing trees. C. C. Vincent, Ag. Exp. Sta.
Moscow.
UTAH
Lehi--Mrs. J. T. Winn. Several trees.
Salt Lake City--J. T. Harwood (brother of above). Many bearing trees. Leon
D. Batchelor, Horticulturist, Ag. Exp. Sta. Logan.
CORRESPONDENTS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN NUT CULTURE
CALIFORNIA
D. P. T. MacDonald, Horticultural Inspector, 418 20th Street, Oakland
CANADA
Albert H. Lawrence, Edmonton, Alberta, Box 142
COLORADO
Dr. J. W. Benners, Silver Plume
Albert E. Mauff, Secretary State Board of Horticulture, Denver
CONNECTICUT
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