Beaver County News | 1916-10-13 | Page 6 | Crop Display

CROP DISPLAY. Cline & Boyer, the well-known local lo-cal real estate firm, have opened a miniature chamber of commerce in their offices, and already have some : J fine displays of grains and vegetables, j There is an S Vz pound cabbage, j i raised by W. T. Hummel, of the Proj- 1 ect, an S 94 pound turnip, a 14 j pound cabbage, raised by W. L. : Hardy on his "dry farm," and some j excellent ears of com raised on the Charles Beard "dry farm." There is also some fine seed alfalfa, grown in the neighborhood of Reed, where the -y.rr.r fc;s !-rps holdings of land.