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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1921
Page
6
Bede Martin F. Ryan, serving as grand president, stated the brotherhood will approve nationalization in a hurry. He voiced optimism about swift action and unity within the organization.
Guidance on Bordeaux mixture fungicide for celery leaf spot control. Recommend start spraying in seed beds and continue through the season, with more frequent applications in moist cool weather and careful soil/seed handling to avoid carryover from previous crops.
Daniel Baker, a renowned business figure and religious activator in Lore, died at his home. Pneumonia was the immediate cause after a year of failing health. He leaves surviving children, and his wife, Mrs. Baker, had died three months earlier.
Associated Press reports Aug 8 that Chairman Georg of the Democratic National Committee said Mr. White will appear as a candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Ohio. The announcement indicates White is positioned for the race in the state party contest.
Announcement states General C C Vaughan of the county contends for the State role against West. Pressure to appoint him lieutenant governor potential, but he may refuse if strong demands are made.
An AP dispatch notes Aug 8 coverage of railroad nationalization talks within the National Brotherhood and related political discussions. The brief mentions potential government action affecting rail lines and labor perspectives amid broader nationalization debates.
AMeiTeR hosts its Railway Carmnen convention opening today with delegates and officials in attendance. The event gathers enthusiasts and industry figures to discuss railway progress and future plans.
Growing chicks should not be confined to crowded roosts at night as it raises heat and cold risk. Bright clean plumage signals sufficient room, while droppings on the roost indicate crowding. A night check shows if space is tight and some birds must be moved to prevent disease and illness.
Concrete floors make barnyards easy to clean reduce mud and droppings, and keep the way to water troughs dry. They save labor for housewives, prevent grain waste, and protect animal health,, boosting profits in farming stock raising and dairying.
The text touts camels packed with heavy outer paper and foil inner wrap. A revenue stamp seals the end to keep air out and preserve freshness and flavor.
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