. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. :'; The Florists^ Review NOTBMBES 11, 1915. BURLAP FOR NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS We aupply many larire users. Get our quotations On yonr needs—we can save jon money. 8ARACUAN A ROSENTHAL 48 Indastrlal Koche8t«r, N. Y. Mention Tbe Iterlew wben you write. NURSERY NEWS. AMZftlOAV ABSOOIATIOH Or HUBBEBTVEir. FiMldBBt, B. 8. Welch. Sbeiwndeeb. la.; 7lce- Eaent. jobn Watson. Newark, N. T.; Seere- Jobn Ball. Rocbester, N. T.; Treasarer, r Teaacers, OeneTa, Neb. rertj-flrst annnal neetlBC, Mllwankee, Wla>, 7UM 22 to 24. iai«. ? It is current
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. :'; The Florists^ Review NOTBMBES 11, 1915. BURLAP FOR NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS We aupply many larire users. Get our quotations On yonr needs—we can save jon money. 8ARACUAN A ROSENTHAL 48 Indastrlal Koche8t«r, N. Y. Mention Tbe Iterlew wben you write. NURSERY NEWS. AMZftlOAV ABSOOIATIOH Or HUBBEBTVEir. FiMldBBt, B. 8. Welch. Sbeiwndeeb. la.; 7lce- Eaent. jobn Watson. Newark, N. T.; Seere- Jobn Ball. Rocbester, N. T.; Treasarer, r Teaacers, OeneTa, Neb. rertj-flrst annnal neetlBC, Mllwankee, Wla>, 7UM 22 to 24. iai«. ? It is current comment in the nursery trade that the business in ornamentals, and in landscape work, for 1915 sho^rs up far better, comparatively, than does the business done with apple, peach and other big sellers. John C. Chase, of the Benjamin Chase Co., Derry, N. H., who has been at Coronado, near San Diego, Cal., since June, has added nearly forty pounds since his illness of last spring. He will return to New Hampshire in a few weeks. All property of the Alvin Japanese Nursery Co., of Houston, Tex., includ- ing an orchard at Alvin, Tex., has been Ordered sold by the Eleventh District court, on application of the receiver, Paul W. Joplin. The assets include erops valued at $23,500. Articles of incorporation have been filed by the Glassacres Gardens & Nur- sery Co., of Sioux City, la., growers and dealers in trees, shrubs and plants. The capitalization is $20,000. The officers are: President and treasurer, J. L. Hanchetti; vice-president, J. Kroone- meyer; secretary, A. F, Hanchetti. The case of the Riverside Nursery Co., of Fulton, versus the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad has been settled out of court. The railroad company, which was charged with hav- ing caused damage to nursery stock through delayed delivery, has paid the damages asked by the Eiverside Nursery Co. The Interstate Commerce Commission has decided that the rates on nursery stock from (Jeneva, Dansvi
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