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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1924
Page
7
Richmond resident J. P. Moon of 1705 East Main Street credits TANLAC and Tenies Vegetable Pills with curing stomach trouble and rheumatism. He says his health now feels fifteen years younger and that others have improved after taking TANLAC. over 40 million bottles sold.
The bulletin by F J Schneiderhan and D Fromme outlines effective and economical controls for apple scab in Virginia. It notes the disease spreads from dead leaves, stresses timing of three sprays at pink to petal fall, and reports weather impact with wet springs causing epidemics.
A study of sprays and insect control in the Valley of Virginia shows growers often fail to obtain adequate pest control. Causes include few sprays per season, mistimed applications, improper spray material use, and overworked equipment under high pressure, with a shortage of sprayers to cover orchards promptly.
A historic note mentions more than forty acres of bearing orchard land. The item highlights sizable orchard holdings and potential agricultural value.
The notice lists May 1929 as the date and records witnesses including Mr. Lynch and Miss Margaret Kelcher for the ceremony.
The will of Wo Fi Ogden was probated yesterday in the Corporation Court. Ida Ogden receives the personal property in fee and life estate in real estate for herself. After her death the estate will pass to their two sons Georges W Ogden and Frank Rh Ogden. Ida Ogden qualified as executrix with a $500 bond. The will was executed.
The will of Mrs Maria Lamp of this city has been probated in the Corporation Clerk's office. She leaves $50 to her son John H Lamp and $50 to her daughter Mary Ann Snapp. The remainder goes to her husband Isfate H Lamp with provisions to pass after his death.
In the will of Mrs. Lamp her daughter Miss Sarah Arminta Lamp is named executrix and received the bus of the estate for caring for her parents in old age. She qualified as executrix with a $2,500 bond.
The will of Mrs. Perline Radms, probated in the Corporation Court, devises her estate equally to her children. The document confirms the distribution of property among the offspring as the primary instruction of the will.
Fragmentary OCR notes report bond actions dated December 15, 1916 involving four children and Mrs Lena Tharp and Miss Adams, Thurman Adams, with Hawkins named and bond set at 1000 dollars witnessed by M. M. Lynch and E. Fries.
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