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Page 326 - Any person selling, offering or exposing for sale, any commercial fertilizer without the statement required by the first section of this act, or with a label stating that said fertilizer contains a larger percentage of any one or more of the constituents mentioned in said section than is contained therein, or...
Page 665 - ... destruction the said commissioners, their agents and workmen shall have the right and power to enter upon any and all premises within their township.
Page 326 - Agriculture by any duly authorized agent is hereby authorized to select from any package of commercial fertilizer exposed for sale in this State, a quantity, not exceeding two pounds, for a sample, such sample to be used for the purposes of an official analysis and for comparison with the certificate filed with the secpetary of the State Board of Agriculture and with the certificate affixed to the package on sale.
Page 250 - Paladius, a Roman agricultural writer of the fourth century, mentions the raspberry as one of the cultivated fruits of his time. From the gardens of Southern Europe it found its way into France, the Low countries, and England, and from these sources into the United States. To this species belong the Red and White Antwerps, which have remained standards of excellence for upwards of a century, the Hudson River Antwerp, Franconia, and other similar varieties.
Page 326 - All such analyses of commercial fertilizers required by this act shall be made under the direction of the State Board of Agriculture and paid for out of the funds arising from the license fees provided for in section three. At least one analysis of each fertilizer shall be made annually.
Page 326 - Before any commercial fertilizer is sold or offered for sale, the manufacturer, importer, or party who causes it to be sold .or offered for sale within the State of Ohio...
Page 665 - SEC. 5. Whenever any person shall refuse or neglect to comply with the order to remove and destroy the trees...
Page 665 - SEC. 7. The commissioners shall be allowed for services, under this act, two dollars for each full day and one dollar for each half day, and their other charges and disbursements hereunder to be audited, as well as any other charges and disbursements under this act, by the township board...
Page 326 - ... the place of manufacture, and a chemical analysis, stating the percentage of nitrogen in an available form; of potash soluble in water and of phosphoric acid in available form (soluble or reverted) and the insoluble phosphoric acid.
Page 28 - SIR: — I have the honor to submit herewith my annual report for the year 1914.