Land condemnation notice in Lynchburg Western District court
The notice details a federal condemnation proceeding in the Western District of Virginia at Lynchburg, listing nonresident defendants and unknown heirs. It seeks appointment of commissioners to determine just compensation for land to be condemned for U S government use, with publication in The Evening Star and postings around Lynchburg and Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. McDowell
District Court of the United States
Western District of Virginia
Federal Building
Postoffice
Lynchburg
Virginia
United States of America
Evening Star
Winchester
Frederick County
Federal
Court House
Chicken Chatter on Rearing and Feeding Chicks
The note advises giving growing chicks more space and better forage, warns against crowding and poor grass, and stresses inspecting for lice and worms. It suggests sending two year old hens to market, since they rarely pay for feed after a third season. It recommends grit and oyster shell in all rations for young and old.
BUTTERMILK FOR HICKS EXPERIMENT PROVES BEST SUBSTITUTE
A poultry keeper on Farm and Fireside recounts testing buttermilk as a substitute in poultry rations. She notes years of beet scrap use and describes starting a May 15 experiment with Rhode Island Reds to measure results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Lime For the Henhouse Value of air slaked lime in poultry houses
Air slaked lime serves as a sanitary measure in poultry houses and runs. It counters odors and destroys germs, providing a reliable aid for poultrymen to keep both inside and outside of houses clean and well supplied.
Prevent Colds In Poultry
Advice on preventing colds in poultry using copper sulphate or potassium permanganate in water. Emphasizes good ventilation and fresh air in the hop house while guarding against excessive drafts.
Miss Louw Lipps Leaves Frederick For Relatives
Miss Louw Lipps departed Frederick Maryland last night to visit relatives and friends.
Wants Books for Our War Camps
Winchester residents urged to donate readable books and magazines to the Handley Library for distribution to military camps and cantonments. Send light, engaging works in good condition with name and address inside. include travel, history, aviation, and language study titles, plus fresh magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governmet
American Library Association
Hayks
Handley Library
Winchesten
Uch
Winchester
Kipling
Doyle
McCutchin
D. Henry
Stockton
Tarkington
Opkinson Smith
Oppenheim
American Century
Harper’s
Everybodys
Popular Mechanics
Popular
Science Monthly
Scientific American
Saturday
Evening Post
Hanley Library
Reunions Postponed Over Infantile Paralysis Concern
The Confederate veterans reunion at Fishers Hill scheduled for August 4 is postponed indefinitely to curb infantile paralysis spread from Page and Rockingham counties. Neff-Rice Camp at Manor's Crossing August 10 and Woodstock Reformed Church August 2 reunions are also canceled. Relatives return from Washington after Mrs. A. L. Spurr's funeral. Mrs Pauline Shanklin and Miss Grace Henry visit their grandmother Mrs J. A. Henry on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans
Fishers Hill
Page
Rockingham
M. Borum
Strasburg
Baltimore and Ohio Raile Road
Neff-Rice
Manor's Crossing
Reformed Church
Woodstock
Pauline Shanklin
Grace Henry
Battmore
J. A. Henry
South Market Street
Whitacre resident’s wife Mrs Dailey dies after short illness
Mrs John A Dailey wife of a Whitacre county prominent resident died at home at 6 am after a two week illness from gastritis. Funeral at Bethel Church tomorrow at 10 am with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. She was 50, formerly Miss Cookus, daughter of the late Job N Cookus. Survived by two children Clara Dailey and J Lester Dailey, who is ill with typhoid at Memorial Hospital, two brothers Edward Cookus Staunton Virginia and James Cookus Springfield Ohio, and a sister Mrs Clara Clark Inwood West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dailey
Whitacre
Bethel Church
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Deiley
Cookus
Job N. Cook
James Cookus
Springfield, C
Clara Clark
Inwood
W. Va
Young Virginians to be Examined for Officer Reserve Camp
A large group of young men from Virginia will report for examination tomorrow and Friday at Fort Myer Virginia in preparation for enrollment at the second training camp for reserve officers opening soon. W A Baker and W Nelson Page of this city are among those ordered to report tomorrow. Baker is president of Baker and Company and Page is with Lewis Jones Knitting Company. Those to report Friday include Mssr J H Lacy Jr Harry W H Lynch J Allan Maphis Charles H Hardy Allen Gray of Winchester Eugene Childs of Stephany City and Jettson Spates and Robert Bidson of Clarke County.
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Virginia
Fort Myer
Messrs
W. A. Baker
W. Nelson Page
Baker
Baker and Company
Mr. Page
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Messia
J. H. Lacy, Jr
Harry WH. Lynch
J. Allan Maphis
Charles H. Hardy
Allen Gray
Winchester
Eugene Childs
Stephany City
Jettson Spates
Robert Bidson
Clarke County
Loyal Service Noted as Janney Leaves Baker and Company
Mr Lang C Janney resigns after 29 years with Baker and Company due to health. Russell C Baker expected to succeed him as traveling salesman. Janney began under Henry C Baker and served with the Baker family in the wholesale mercantile firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang C. Janney
Baker and Company
Russell C. Baker
Janney
Henry C. Baker
Baker
R. C. Baker
Mr. Janney
Standard Oil Steamer Motano Sinks in Sea Loss Reported
The American steamer Motano, a 2730 ton steel screw three master with a crew of 50, sank. Standard Oil Company reported that 22 crewmen had been landed with possible logs of life. The loss was confirmed by owners in New York on August 1.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Prices Paid Today In Baltimore Grain Market
At the close of the Baltimore wholesale market this afternoon spot wheat stood at 2.25 dollars and worn at 2.20. Local dealers offered 2.35 dollars for wheat this afternoon.
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Baltimore
Market Prices From Local Buyers Update
The Star lists daily market prices for farm goods including winter and spring wheat flour, cracked corn, middlings, timothy and mixed hay, butter, potatoes, young chickens, and other items. Retail and wholesale rates appear, with noted margins and typical regional pricing.
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Cote Eo Cies
Sara Gales
BMC Sagetsy Gee
Market corrections and farm product prices summary
Closing market corrections list prices for butter nearby creamery choice, Virginie and dairy prints, hay timothy and mixed feeds, corn, cattle categories, hogs, sheep and lambs. Notable figures include butter near 27, corn 10.50, hay no 1 timothy 19.60, cattle choice steers 12.00, hogs 16.90, lambs 11 to 11.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Creamery
Virginie and
Gearby Dairy
EGRS
Tginia
Marriage License Recorded for Fred H. Shull and Emily J. Stickley
The county clerk lists Fred H. Shull and Emily Julia Stickley of Marlboro and Chester as residents who were married in Middletown on Monday by the Rev. IA. Shull is the son of the late TM Shull and Emily is the daughter of David B. Stickley, a county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. H. Shull
Emily
Julia Stickley
Coe
Shull
Marlboro del Rischester
David B. Stickley
Church Services and Aid Society Meeting Notice
The last quarterly bust ing of the year will be a church service at the corner of Ford Streets at 8 oclock. All members are requested to attend. Regular quarterly union service Sunday at 11 a m. Full attendance is desired. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the parsonage Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Streets
Acme
Ities’ Aid Society
Miss Baker and others travel amid town visits
Miss Baker visiting friends in town left yesterday for Springfield Ohio. Mr and Mrs Charles Beck of Savannah Ga have gone to Shadwell Virginia to visit Mr and Mrs Bowly. Bertha and Ruth Renee yesterday afternoon will visit Mr and Mrs Harry Chadduck and Mrs Carrol Todd of Washing is visiting Mr and Mrs George Bi at their home on West Water Not Always Lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Rose
Ea Rose
Upperville, Va
G. C. Rose
West Water Street
Baker
Springfield
Ohio
Charles Beck
Sadvannah, Ga
Latter
Bowly
Shadwell, Virginia
Bertha
Ruth Renee
Mrs
Harry, Chadduck
Carrol Todd
Mrs. George Bi
West’ Water
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Erua Et Als
Ie Leek
Liam Ison
Nes Conrad
T. Moore
P. Reilly
Hay
George. MacLeod
Sal- Me
Os ‘Moore
Arthur R. i
Sara Williams
Rald Williams
John Wae oMra
A “M. Grubbs
Grubbs
Keith Mieteod
Willis MacLeod
Mrs. L. MacLeod
Allen Jones
Lara M. D. Jones
Margaret Jones
Jam R. Serpell
John R. Serpeil
Richard
Robert) F. Serpell
Florence Wilson
Wilson
George M. Serpell
R. A. Miller
R.A. Miller
S. J. T. Sale
S. J.T. Sale
Deakins
Cleorah Fauver
Fauber
Fauver
Septimus Co
John B. Dupans
Mollie Ant
Inisband
Shoreink
C. Pulliam
Claude Pulliam
Glovina D. Jeffers
Jeffers
Maude Johnson
Virginia L. ‘Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Kincaide
T W. Kinkaid
Dora Heath
Alice Heath
Charles Heath
Talla H. R. Fralinger
Fralinger
William R. Heath
Sarah C. Kerns
John Moye
William
Edward Hoye
David Hoye
Daniel I. Hoye
M. G
M. J
Robinett
Robnett
Robinette
Robert Higgins
Mary Ann Higgins
Lydia Higgins
Sarah Higgins
Harman Higgins
Robert M. Heterick
Robert Heterick
J. B. Lovett
Louisa Lovett
R. W. Heath
Robert Heterick,” Sr
James Ball
John F. Wall
Thomas Wall
Mahlon
Mayland
S. Lovett
Richard J. McKim
McKine
David Yost
Henry Kern
Jacob H. Foun
Jacob Golliday
Samuel Huddie
Henry
Wunder
Samuel ©. Williams
William Rozenberger
Rosenberger
Paul Rozenberger
Abell
Abdell) Davis
Isaac Watson
Reuben C. Kneisley
Kniesley
Martin Boehm
Boehm
Joseph S. Speng
Leonard M. Deakins
William F. Deakins
Caroline MacLeod
Laura M. Jones
Jane C. Serpell
Francis W. Deakins
Tabitha M. Cassin
Stanley M. Jones
Olivia Freibus
Kenneth MacLeod
Goldsborough
Louis H. Price
Clark
U. S. District Court
Robert Carper
E. C. Cooper
Pagebrook
Boyce
W. B. Hussong
B. F.kohlhausen
Hicks
America
Louw Lipps
TN Hospital
Jm A. Dailey
County Today
Standard Oil Co
Ryan & Orndoff
Thomas Circle
Vermont Avenue
Oma
14Th Street
Frederic H. Hoover
Ace Fee
Market Report
Miss Stickley
Christian Church Services
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