. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 78 The Florists' Review OGTOBia 8, Construction of the 2-story office building, of concrete blocks, erected for the Texas Nursery Co. at its plant at Sherman, Tex., is completed. The organization of a nursery at Wyndmere, Minn., is reported to be under way. J. A. Mogren, of the firm of X A. Mogren & Sons, proprietors of the Ken- yon Nurseries, at Kenyon, Minn., is said to be the prime mover in the enterprise. Incorporation papers have been issued to the La Grange Nursery Co., of La Grange, 111., to conduct a general flo- rists', greenhou
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 78 The Florists' Review OGTOBia 8, Construction of the 2-story office building, of concrete blocks, erected for the Texas Nursery Co. at its plant at Sherman, Tex., is completed. The organization of a nursery at Wyndmere, Minn., is reported to be under way. J. A. Mogren, of the firm of X A. Mogren & Sons, proprietors of the Ken- yon Nurseries, at Kenyon, Minn., is said to be the prime mover in the enterprise. Incorporation papers have been issued to the La Grange Nursery Co., of La Grange, 111., to conduct a general flo- rists', greenhouse and nursery business, with a capital stock of $10,000. The in- corporators are Henry Mehl, Peter E. Evans and Albert Peterson. Another government nursery is being planned at the Great Plains experimenttd station, near Mandan, N. D. Free trees to farmers will shortly- be as bad for the nurseryman as free seeds are for the seedsman. But while the latter is nearing its end, the former practice is increasing. Fire destroyed the bam, wagon house and two outbuildings at the Morrisville Nurseries, Morrisville, Pa., September 25. Lack of water prevented the firemen from checking the blaze. These nurseries, for- merly conducted by the late Samuel C. Moon, are now operated by Miss Jane C. Moon. Keorganization of the Naomi Nur- series, Inc., of New Orleans, La., recent- ly, led to the election of the following officers: President, William J. Fomento; vice-president, M. M. Jones; secretary- treasurer, George H. Penn. Mr. Jones made a success as local manager for Grif- fing Bros. Co., of Jacksonville, Fla. HorticulturaIj inspection in the state of Washington may meet with a hindrance as the result of a recent decision of the Supreme court of the state, upholding the Yakima County Supreme court in re- straining the county commissioners from including in their 1914 budget $14,000 for inspection. The court held that the law passed by the 1913 legislature cre- ating the state department of a
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