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have farmers success with late
potatoes, General complaint of [?] [?]
is heard.
Has anyone noticed the dropping of
Elm leaves. This seems a complaint
far and near. Some a think this loss
of leaves to the late summer storms
of wind and rain. Other trees
are sharing the same condition.
This seems a complaint near and far.
Ann Miller told of fighting disease
in Elms at Montclair, N.J.
The Japanese Anemonia is a
very desirable flower for culture.
Many features of interest always
at Lucworth. The well ordered garden
and lawn. The successful business
of egg production show evidence of
thrift and energy well directed.
Adjourned to Glenlander Oct. 3
for Luncheon 1 Pm.

Mary M. Nichols