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’ ‘ THE SPECIAL HORTICULTUIRAL the cotntnercial t`rtilt crop in tlte state  
APPROPRIATION is below that of last year, l am sure i`
. . _ every person who attends the l·`alr ‘
lagghiiiielizsit tsgsaims ssisgégg   niill be expecting to see u good apple   li
ing for the employment of a bortlcul-· S lm" 4
turist iiiidgi- the auspices gf the Tilt: g8llQl`i.ll [ll`C1llll\lll list {Ol' 1935 g N
· Experiment Station for the pin-pose of will be practically identical to that t
` enlarging the investigation or the ofthe past two years. The premium i i
fruit problems in Kentucky, and og lists are not as yet available, but will i i
` providing new services to growers, be within a short time. Your county t i
Those include 3 spray servlet; pro· tlgéllt Ctlll tltlllbtlcss provltle you with ,
" gram, publication of practical infor-. a prctniuin list as soon as they are on i
mation, and holding of meetings and the Pl'<‘S=i- t
- i fruit exhibitions. Any mats. tnotttttttg apples. t
, J peaches, grapes or pears. which mat- l
. ture ahead of State l·`air dates (Sep- l
-. IIORTICULTURAL “`ORK AT \VES'l`· tember 12 to 17), should be shipped 1
ERN KENTUCKY EXPERllll‘}N'I` to the Kentucky State l"air, care of I
_ t SUBSTATION the )lerchants' lcc and t‘oltl Storage f
t ' S· J-   S·tt~·**·*~t·<’¤··t $Q?E$§§"TJ%ii‘ tE;f"L‘.i?L?.l{i`·..£“;III‘ii`i‘.¥2..§Z"2i t
` For several years we have needed the grower and will be tlt·liver··d ln t
the assistance of a resident horticul— the {air grounds by tlte fair tnnnag··~ t
turist at the \\`esteru Kentucky EX- ment on tlte opening day of the fair.
` perimentt Snbstation, but on account of Notify M. Yi Niimii Siiimisl iti_"_  
""d“°"d ‘“°°'?‘** “'€ "i“"’ Elm ""°“ “b‘° mt·to·. t»spt—t—ttttty mnt-t·i·na.t,; ui.- 1tu·;.»t— t
= tO afford mls help' “€ ful" mmh entries you plan to make, so that ade- `
giggggdqigi  li;   tittatte space can be 1`(‘S(‘l'\'t·(l for tht-
‘ , ' .· f , _ ` exhibit. 'l`he 40-tray and 40-platt-
t tnckyrand to the \iestetn kentucky miiiiit, (iiSiiiuyS_ mgiiiiim. with iii.,
Experiment Substation at Princeton. .,i,_ii.iit, Hiiiiiiig (iiiai, Wim, t.t_i.t. iiiii.ii(._
’ llis excellent training and experience iiw iii_i7`(_g _iq"iiit_i, iiiiw in [iw msi
V T will enable him to render a most val- miwsc iii'i.,]t_;_`__\iiiiiiig imimiiii iii__ iiiuiio
  nable servicei to ll1f3’fI`Illl flllil lJ€l`l`Z*' (.i—t$· oi {lip exhibitor, while tlte lll1\l*‘ _
'_ grg;:_?1;l_?;Sg;§:;u$hii have his head- and singlei tray 'classes ln·i·oine  
— . , _ ptopeit; ot the applt show managi-
o ; quarters here so we shall be able to mam
f E secure a great deal of valuable help ‘ _ _ 4
·‘ ’ *   from him in carrying on our hoi·tiotii_ Mr, \\ .'ll. Armstrong. horttculturtst
l _ tural experiments as well as have the at tlte \\cstcrn Kentucky substation
t it pleasure ot cooperating with him in at Prinoeton. will be assistant manager
_ 3 iQ tlte COI1duCt of any and all new invgsti- illlfl Will gladly help any amateur
—, g   gations w•hich may be matigm-atod at growers in arranging their exhibit.
  tg this Substatioiip iii git; Armstrong Any exhibits sent in will be arranged
*- `· l E ,·"° the farmers and fruit growers have tt by the lllftnililertlcllt, should it be iin-
‘ lil borticulturist who is thoroughly qnnli. possible for the_exlnbttor to be on
i V· i   tioti to servo tiiom ami oaa with `\·hOm hand at the opening dates of tlte fair.
or or ij.; they wiii {md it oasy and pleasant to Earlybentrigs a(i·cdp1·t¤fei·i·7oil biit [rmi
—,__ fl   wm.k_ ilnltigswle en ere nr ng t out ay ant
  at L. t y morning of the Fan.
    KENTUCKY STATE FAIR IFRUIT tlV€ ariehcfilllltlllil Oil [Ol‘lllt*l‘ eiitilt-  
_-It- l_ t. EXHiBir[· i ors ant ope many new ones wt w
  5   . added to tlte list. in helping tnalte the
ji   i 5 lil. Y. NUNN, Sttpmwvttmirlrnl Stale was Smit, Fnii. Fiiiii Siimi. iivitii ini
    Fair H°"m`"H"""l H”"'H’H ter than it has been in the past.
  StmglS’ Kenmcm Professor C. S. Walttnau of the llor.
    During tlte past years the fruit tieulture Department. llnirersity of
$Q’§,j$_· lijj exhibit has been one of the ontstand- Kentucky, will again be the judge. lle
§_§;$~   ing features at the Kentucky State suggests that every care shoultl bt-
jji; tif Fair. Naturally people expect, to see exercised to prevent tlte bruising of
,{tg};i?-i g tlte fittest products of tlte state on dis· fruits both at picking time and itt
;Z{zf`?7:'$ play and tell their friends about it packing for truttspotlatiott. Steins
  when they go back home. Exhibits should be in the fruits. and catch ex-
  rl such as we have had in the past can hibit, should be as uniform in size.
{iff '`'' L     only be made possible by cooperation shape and color antl as free ot` bletn-
grg;=·J of our leading fruit growers. Even if ishes as possible.
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