. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 144 0 The American Florist. June 2J, The ^bed TMt)E. AMERICAN SEED TRADE ASSOCIATION. AIBERT MCCULLOUGH. Ptes.; V. W. BOLGIANO. Vlce-Pres : 8. ('. Willard, WetherBfleld, Conn, Seo'y and Treas. W. Atlee Burpee & Co. inform us that they have been awarded first prize for sweet peas at the Paris Exposition. Cut worms and wire worms are play- ing havoc with both field and sweet corn around Waterloo, Nebraska. Some fields of heavy land had to be planted as many as three times. A good rain the night of June 15 helped
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 144 0 The American Florist. June 2J, The ^bed TMt)E. AMERICAN SEED TRADE ASSOCIATION. AIBERT MCCULLOUGH. Ptes.; V. W. BOLGIANO. Vlce-Pres : 8. ('. Willard, WetherBfleld, Conn, Seo'y and Treas. W. Atlee Burpee & Co. inform us that they have been awarded first prize for sweet peas at the Paris Exposition. Cut worms and wire worms are play- ing havoc with both field and sweet corn around Waterloo, Nebraska. Some fields of heavy land had to be planted as many as three times. A good rain the night of June 15 helped matters a good deal. How Seedsmen Bowl. The seedmen bowled many games dur- ing their recent meeting at Chicago. Herewith we present the scores made in one of the games: A. Dickinson, 1S5; C. Stecher, 139; A. T. Ferrell, 134; C. ALBERT MCULLOUGH President-elect. American Seed Trade Association. Vick, 112; J. C. Vauahan, 111; bach, 102; H. G. Windheim, 97; F. W. Barteldes, 96; J. C. McCuUough, 92; W. C. Langbridge, 83. Albert McCuUough. At its annual convention in Chicago last week, Albert McCuUough, senior member of the well known firm of J. M. McCuUough's Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio, was elected president of the American Seed Trade Association. Mr. McCuUough has been a member of the association since its inception in 1883, serving three years (1886-89) as secretary and treas- urer and one year (1890) as president. He has thus been twice chosen as presi- dent, an honor not previously bestowed on any other member. Mr. McCuUough was born at Cincinnati in 1851. After a collegiate education he entered the estab- lishment founded by his father, the late J. M. McCuUough. He is thoroughly interested in all departments of the busi- ness, giving special attention to grass and farm seeds. In the management of the concern he is now ably assisted by his son, Harry B., the elder gentleman having many other interests which make heavy demands upon his time. California Notes. Thomas A
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