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[[typed]] OREGON STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE W.J. KERR, PRESIDENT [[small horizontal line]] DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS CORVALLIS CHARLES L. JOHNSON, PROFESSOR EDWARD B. BEATTY, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR F.C. KENT, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR NICHOLAS TARTAR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR HARRY L. BEARD, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR JOHN A. VAN GROOS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR GEO A. WILLIAMS, INSTRUCTOR FLOYD E. YOUNG, INSTRUCTOR BELVA DIXON, INSTRUCTOR [[stamped]] AUG 26 1925 [[/stamped]] [[in handwriting]] 2014 For Prize Contest For the last fifteen years I have planted the dollar collection of Burpee's Spender Sweet Rose. We plant them in a branch 30 ft. in length on the east side of our home, where they have grown 6 to 9 ft. in height. For sturdiness and length of vine, long flower stems, brilliant coloring and size of flowers, some measuring 1 to 2 inches in diameter, they have been acknowledged supeperior to all others. They blossom constantly from July to November. Also very fragrant, compared with the Sweet-Peas of thirty years ago, the progress made by the Burpee Co. is marvelous. Mrs. N. Tartar 2050. A. St. Corvallis Or. Aug. 19, 1925