. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists^ Review July 8, 1920 Paper Whites tlian ever before and that the small crop may turn out to be enough. Romans will be refused shipping per- mits for the same reason they were last year. SMALL TRUSTEE SUES PECK. The Lamasco bank was appointed re- pcivor of the Pave Peck Seed Co., Kvansville, Ind., by Judge Lockyear in the Probate court June 26 at Evans- ville. The appointment of a receiver to handle the business of the firm and $60,- 000 damages was asked by the Mercan- tile-Commercial bank, trustee for W. H. Small & Co., in a s
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists^ Review July 8, 1920 Paper Whites tlian ever before and that the small crop may turn out to be enough. Romans will be refused shipping per- mits for the same reason they were last year. SMALL TRUSTEE SUES PECK. The Lamasco bank was appointed re- pcivor of the Pave Peck Seed Co., Kvansville, Ind., by Judge Lockyear in the Probate court June 26 at Evans- ville. The appointment of a receiver to handle the business of the firm and $60,- 000 damages was asked by the Mercan- tile-Commercial bank, trustee for W. H. Small & Co., in a suit filed in the Pro- bate court. It is asserted that the Dave Peck Seed Co. is indebted to W. H. Small & Co. for goods purchased. The appointment of a trustee for W. H. Small & Co. was reported in last week's issue of The Review. Outside capital is being interested, it is reported, with the of straightening out the company's affairs. Mr. Small states: "Because bankers were calling in loans and were not ex- tending credit, and because of the late season causing a decrease in the sale of field seeds and the tieup on the railroads causing transportation difficulties, the company was forced to go into the hands of a trusteeship. We expect to be on our feet again within three or four months, and we will pay dollar for dollar to those who have ; ARCHIAS IN IMPERIAL VALLEY. "I have traveled through the Im- perial valley, California, from Niland at the north to Calexico on the Mexican border, visiting the farmers and truck growers. The cantaloupe season is at its best. Over 200 cars per day are being shipped from Brawlev alone. Poppy, El Centre, West MoreJand, Im- perial and Ileber are also shipping points for melons. General crop con- ditions in the valley are good. Farmers are prosperous and prices are ; Thus writes L. H. Archias, j)resident of the Archias Seed Store Corporation and the Archias Floral Co., Sedalia, Mo., as well as of th
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