. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 66 The Florists^ Review July 5, The peony specialist of Dayton, O., P. D. Berry, the other day sold a plant of one of his rare varieties for $100, accord- ing to the papers. The entire crop tliis year was sold to the Good & Reese Co., of Springfield, O. G. A. ToLLESON, who has been associ- ated with A. V. Wickstrom in a nursery business at Lake City, Minn., last week purchased the Wickstrom interest in the firm. He will continue the business under the name of Tolleson Nurseries. Fire, originating from sources un- known, last week destroy
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 66 The Florists^ Review July 5, The peony specialist of Dayton, O., P. D. Berry, the other day sold a plant of one of his rare varieties for $100, accord- ing to the papers. The entire crop tliis year was sold to the Good & Reese Co., of Springfield, O. G. A. ToLLESON, who has been associ- ated with A. V. Wickstrom in a nursery business at Lake City, Minn., last week purchased the Wickstrom interest in the firm. He will continue the business under the name of Tolleson Nurseries. Fire, originating from sources un- known, last week destroyed the large warehouse of the Mutual Nurseries, at Monroe, Mich., causing a loss estimated at $15,000 and ruining large quantities of seedlings. Charles A. Ilgenfritz, the proprietor, was in Philadelphia attending the nurserymen's convention at the time of the blaze. THE A. A. N. MEETING. [The opening sessions of t)ie convention nt Pliiladelphia were fully reporteil in Tlie Keview of June 28.] Officers Elected. At the close of the forty-second an- nual convention of the American As- sociation of Nurserymen last week, the following officers were elected: President—Lloyd C. Stark, Louisi- ana, Mo. Vice-president—J. R. Mayhew, Wax- ahachie, Tex. Secretary—Curtis Nye Smitli, Bos- ton. Treasurer—J. W. Hill, Des Moines, Iowa. Executive committee—T. B. West, Perry, O.; E. W. Chatlin, Winchester, Tenn.; Charles C. Mayhew, Sherman, Tex. An Arboretum. Acting on a recommendation in the address of the president, the conven- tion voted to have a committee ap- pointed to work out a plan for an ar- boretum to be maintained by the as- sociation, to be located in some accessi- ble place where the association can hold most, if not all, of its meetings after the arboretum is under way. National Advertising to Start. Following discussion of the report of F. L. Atkins, chairman of the pub- licity committee, an appropriation was made as the nucleus of a fund for a nation-wide educational c
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