The Builders A Pageant Of Growth At Winchester Festival
Handley and Kerr public schools stage The Builders a pageant of growth with 500 pupils and 75 adults in a 600-strong cast. Navy Band under Lieut Benter provides music as 80-voice chorus and 500 performers enact songs and dances against Handley School as backdrop.
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Winchester
Sromath
Handley High School
Winchester Public Schools
Handley and Kerr Public Schools
Shenandoah Valley
Handley
Cam
Edna Eighmey Petrescu
John Kerr School
Virginia
United States Navy
Charles Benter
Handley Schools
Bula Harris
Katherine Pannill
Elma Hancon
Mise
Virginia—Boyd
Supt
Hugh
Duffey
Essex the Challenger named greatest value of 1929 by buyers
The buying public has picked Essex the Challenger as the greatest value of 1929. They are giving it the biggest business ever Essex has known with buyers trading in other makes. Public approval is near universal as a Super Six motor car challenges up to seventy miles an hour.
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Essex
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENT PROPERTY IN STEPHENS CITY VIRGINIA
Public sale authorized by a Frederick County Virginia circuit court decree offers for auction a half acre plus lot with a dwelling in Stephens City near Main Street and Church Street. Terms require one third cash at sale, balance in one and two years with interest six percent, secured by a Deed of Trust and insurance.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
People Bank of
Stephens City
Winchester
Main Street
Church Street
Mulberry Street
Morgan Leathers
Jennie Trussell
Public sale of 71 acre Shoffner farm in Virginia
Trustees Aubrey G. Weaver and Harry R. Kern announce a public auction of 71 acres near Cedar Grove, Virginia. The sale is set for 1:00 AM at the County Court House in Winchester, with terms requiring one third cash and the balance in two yearly payments with 6 percent interest secured by a deed of trust and building insurance.
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Cedar Grove
Virginia
Cedar Grove Road
H. C. Stouffer
Oscar C. Miller
Stouffer
Aubrey G. Weaver
Harry R. Kern
Saving Man Labor in Sugar Beet Fields bulletin issued
United States Department of Agriculture study shows larger equipment saves man labor in sugar beet farming. Larger plows cultivers harrows lifts and hauls reduce labor per unit and speed production in Michigan Ohio Colorado Montana Utah Idaho and California. Copy of Farmers' Bulletin No 1042-F available by writing USDA Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Ohio
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
California
Farmers’ Bulletin
Washington, D
Overcrowding Poults Is Cause of Much Trouble
Do not overcrowd poults. They will develop more uniformly when given space. A 10 by 12 foot brood house should hold about 120 poults. One poult per square foot. Turkeys on a per acre basis reach about 400 birds with good management. Rotate yards to reduce disease and curb worm infestation which harms production.
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Turkey
Turkeys
Milking Machines Prove Profitable in Three Year Test
A three year trial at a Midwestern state college dairy farm with 20 to 25 cows shows milking machines cut labor by 52.1 percent. Hand milking required 44.4 hours per week, while machine milking used 20.6 hours with two operators and two units.
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Mid- Western State College
Wire Bottom Nests Offer Poultry Benefit
Poultrymen are building nests in laying houses with fine wire mesh bottoms. The mesh nests reduce dust bites and provide fewer broken eggs, and they allow easy spraying for mites. When straw runs low, eggs stay unbroken more reliably.
Limestone Spreader Attachment Boosts Uniform Lime Spread
A new manure spreader attachment enables even distribution of finely ground limestone, using steel blades on beater teeth to correct soil acidity. It fits tight bottom spreaders and expands spreading width, offering lime application with minimal extra equipment cost.
Attention to Feeb and Care of Colt Hoofs
The article stresses careful hoof care for growing colts to form a solid foundation. Natural ground wear can cause abnormal hoof wear and heel separation. It also notes ineffective cures for disease and mentions corn silage in moderate amounts as good roughage for breeding stock.
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Madison
Dolly
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Charles Town
John Irwin
South Branch Valley
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Shepherd College
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Veterans’ Organization
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