Real estate listings in Colonial Heights with prices and terms
Vacant lots on Stealey Street and Milford Street listed from 850 to 1600 dollars. Northview offers a four room cottage with water and gas access and yearly gas credit. Alta Vista and Haymond Heights cottages priced from 1650 to 1800 dollars with cash and installment options. Stealey Heights on Euclid avenue features a four room cottage with large basement and porches. Milford Street mirrors frontage and depth for two lots.
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Northview
Prchaser
Alta Vista
Stealey Heights
Euclid Avenue
Classified apartment rentals feature in Daily Telegram
A terse promotional line urges self respecting tenants to use the Daily Telegram’s classified section for apartment rentals. The note frames renting as an orderly process and promotes the paper as the reliable source for available flats.
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Crimson Clover Utilization Advances For Farmers
Washington April 27 The Agriculture Department issues Farmers Bulletin 597 outlining many uses for crimson clover in spring. It serves as fertilizer pasture and hay, can be sown late season, and enriches soil when plowed under. Proper timing ensures maximum protein and digestibility for hay, while early pasturing boosts spring grazing.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
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Farmers” Bulletin
Tuberculosis Preventive Remarks from Early Theories
A fragment discusses tuberculosis and the idea that certain individuals may be predisposed to infection. It mentions Eckman’s work and cautions against premature conclusions about who is susceptible and how to protect populations.
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Euberea
Eckman
Money for 6000 Roads Is Available Announcement
Washington April 28 funds for road improvements in 1914 are listed in the new Good Roads Year Book from the American Highway Association. The volume details state appropriations, road legislation, construction methods, and material standards, with sections on dust prevention, convict labor, finances, and international road systems.
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Washington editor recalls reclaiming waste lands and farming progress
In a rambling reminiscence set in Washington, a colorful editor recalls thirty years of transformation from a derelict landscape to productive farms. He touts reclamation, a denatured alcohol plant, and the impact of educated farming leaders, while boasting of his own popular role in advancing a new agricultural era.
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West
Smith-Limer Co
Glen Elk No. 3
Momamyghimg
Wiashington
D. C
Litebig
Lime the Indispensable for Farm Use and Storage
The writer urges farmers to treat lime as essential year round, noting its wide utility from salt and sugar preservation to germicide, mortar, and fruit tree care. Warns against tying up lime in a single carload and losing value if stored for too long. recommends setting aside fresh lime in barrels for timely use.
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