. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ^^HTllVLi^^ The Rogers k Hubbard Go. Portland, Conn. ESTABLISHED IN 1878 ROBERT LENARI Real Estaior Reed Avenue - - Manomet, Man. Tel. Manomet 44-R Specializing in the Purchase and Sale of Cranberry Properties We Have Listings of Cranberry Bogs, Large and Small FOR SALE Geo. A. Cole Agency WILDA HANEY Decas Block Wareham, Massachusetts Extensive Experience in ELECTRICAL WORK At Screenhouses, Bogs and Pumps Means Satisfaction ALFRED PAPPI WAREHAM, MASS. Tel. 626 ARIENS7y//er. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF TILLAGE EQUIPMENT IN THE WORLD
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ^^HTllVLi^^ The Rogers k Hubbard Go. Portland, Conn. ESTABLISHED IN 1878 ROBERT LENARI Real Estaior Reed Avenue - - Manomet, Man. Tel. Manomet 44-R Specializing in the Purchase and Sale of Cranberry Properties We Have Listings of Cranberry Bogs, Large and Small FOR SALE Geo. A. Cole Agency WILDA HANEY Decas Block Wareham, Massachusetts Extensive Experience in ELECTRICAL WORK At Screenhouses, Bogs and Pumps Means Satisfaction ALFRED PAPPI WAREHAM, MASS. Tel. 626 ARIENS7y//er. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF TILLAGE EQUIPMENT IN THE WORLD CA PACITIES 14 IN TO 7 FT CUTTING WIDTHS ARIENS CO. BOX 5oa BRILLION, WIS C. A. STACKHOUSE CENTERVILLE, MASS. Dealer CATERPILLAR and JOHN DEERE TRACTORS New and Used Bulldozers Bulldozers, Graders— Equipment for Hire Experienced Operators Tel. Hyannis 1169-W N. J. Growers Held Annual Meeting- Aug. 31 (Too late for Last Issue) A large attendance, about 145, was present at the 75th annual convention of the American Cran- berry Growers' association August 31st at the "Hog Wallow", bogs of Ethelbert and Kalph Haines near Chatsworth, N. J. New Jersey's crop outlook then was to not ex- ceed 59,000 barrels, according to D. 0. Boster, U. S. Department of Agriculture statistician. Some growers expressed disagreement wwith Mr. Boster's figures. Featured speaker of the meeting ;^ Dr. Henry J. Franklin of Mas- sachusetts, w^ho submitted an in- formal report of his observations of the New Jersey bogs, having spent two days prior to the meet- ing going over the bogs and studying what might be done to bring back Jersey production. He urged more use of gi-ound dusters. He told the Jersey grow- ers that their scooping damage was perhaps not as severe as they be- lieved, as he thought growers may confuse this injury with damage from false blossom and shallow rooting on bogs that have not been re-sanded. He said setting cuttings six inches apart in new plantings improves ancho
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