Public Auction of Frederick County Land in Winchester Va
Special commissioners announce sale of two acre parcel in Frederick County on the Middle Road near Ginns. The property includes a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings with apple trees, previously conveyed to George W Graves by Fannie Marie Chapman et al in 1908. Sale July 23 1921 at 11 a.m. at the county courthouse under a 6 percent interest bond payable from date of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E A. Rogers
George W. Graves
Frederick County
Winchester
Frederick
Ginn
Géorge W. Graves
Fannie Marie-Chapman
Poultry Packing Methods Highlight Public Health Risks
A government circular stresses that improper poultry packing and chilling endangers public health and lowers market prices. It notes chickens must be cooled to 82 F, kept in clean pockets, and packed with care to avoid bruising, with boxes and branding improving market appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powtry” Co Va
Department of Agticus“ghesé
Sputieidhe
Increased nitrogen supply for crops through soil care and rotation
The article outlines methods to raise nitrogen for plants using soil treatment crop rotation added phosphate and limestone and plowing under legumes with stable manure. It notes older soils in the East and South may profit from commercial nitrogen and suggests pairing heavy nitrogen users with light users on good practice farms.
Plan to Destroy Cutworms in the Garden
Plan to control cutworms involves going outdoors after dark with a flashlight to search and kill pests on the surface. Use repellent methods rather than polyoned mash, aiming for a quick and reliable reduction in infestations.
Harness Care and Longevity for Leather Harness
Properly cared for leather harness lasts many years. A well weighted harness suited to work is more economical than a heavier one. With good care, a harness can last at least 15 years and many families have harnesses in service 25 years or longer.
Keeping Down Stable Flies Through Proper Farm Waste Care
Stable fly numbers can be reduced by proper disposal of stable refuse and by stacking or disposing of straw in ways that do not attract flies. Control measures are described in Farmers' Bulletin 1007, available free from the Division of Publications, Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletite
Pub- Heattons
Washington, D. C
Forest Trees Add Value On Farm Lands
Forest trees grown on farms increase land value and beauty. They provide cordwood and shelter livestock, while protecting buildings from heat in summer and cold in winter. They can often be grown on soils too poor for regular crops or on steep slopes.
Limestone Application Timing and Rates
Limestone may be applied any time when conditions suit field access and harvest schedules. Best results occur in late autumn or winter. Apply when soil is very sour and at a rate of one to two and a half tons per acre. Generally not needed more than once every four to six years.
Baldwin Apple Tree Still Bears After 120 Years
An old Baldwin apple tree on the Baldwin estate near Webern remains productive after over a century. Col. Maiden noted the wild growth of the tree, which was cultivated and saved, highlighting the Baldwin apple as a storied successor to early orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Estate
Webern
Masa
Col
Poultry Manure as a Fertilizer Asset for Farms
Massachusetts station recommends using poultry manure mixed with high-grade sulfate potash and acid phosphate totaling 2000 pounds for orchard fertilization. The approximate analysis shows nitrogen 1.1 percent phosphoric acid 83.8 percent and potash 45 percent. It also notes use on strawberry patches with 1000 pounds for targeted nutrient delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Mased
Propagation of Dewberries From Root Pieces and Suckers
Dewberries propagate from suckers and roots. Roots are cut into small pieces and planted to start new plants. Roots sprout to form shoots when placed in beds or bet fields. Wild plants are often suitable for propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdtsony
Pleasant Valley Annual Mountain School Event
All day Pacric presents the Pleasant Valley annual Mountain School event inviting everyone with refreshments available. Schedule notes the gathering lasting through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacric
Public Sale of Limestone Land in Frederick County Virginia
By virtue of a deed the tract lies four miles north of Stephenson near Winchester. The land offers good quality limestone with improved schools nearby and immediate or deferred payment options. Sale day includes bonds for two years with interest, secured by a deed to the property. Auctioneers Duvall & Donn announce final terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephénton
Radericn
Ronty
Virginia
Winchéster
Desmond Grady seeks divorce from non resident Grady
In Winchester Corporation Court Alice B. Grady sues Vi. Lloyd Grady for absolute divorce on desertion after three years. An affidavit shows the defendant is a non resident. he must appear within fifteen days to protect his interests. A notice will be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star and posted at the court house door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Grady
Evening Star
Winchester
Courthose
J. B. Beverley
Warren Ric
Plan for moisture supply in orchard fertilizer use
The article emphasizes that moisture level governs fertilizer effectiveness in orchards. Even with ample fertilizer, insufficient moisture prevents trees from utilizing inputs. Maintaining soil moisture through good tillage and proper soil mulch is essential for optimal results.
Rev Mr White Accepts Call to Mooreville Church
The Rev I Aghtini White of Hexnferson North Carolina has accepted a call to the Presbyterian Church in Mooreville and will move his family there on October 1. He formerly served as pastor at Bunke Ail and Gerrardstown and breathed at both places on Sunday July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. White
I. Aghtini White
Hexnferson
N. C
Presbyterian Church
Moore‘ Ville
Th Presbyterian
Bunke Ail
Gerrardstown
Sundey
Mrs Henry H Little Heads to New York State
Mrs Henry H Little of Norfort Va has spent part of the summer with her mother Mrs D B Conrad on West Water street and has now gone to New York State where she will be for the re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Little
Norfort Va
D. B. Conrad
Weat Water Street
New York State
Training Beech Trees Low for Better U.S. Forest Health
The piece argues training beech trees low to reduce airless damage from vandals and to improve tree vigor. It notes beech and birch suffer when kept too high and suggests landowners can overcome objections by training limbs lower to favor growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bay
Anna Grim
Herbert
Larrick
R. Gray. Williams
Brannon
Crepe Circuit Court
Fredy Co
Sale
Herbert S. Larrick
AGRAY
Williams
Speems Commissioners
Adi
Ligier
Powitry
Pere Eid Wi
Pfo
Aact
Hlirs
Norma ‘Talmadge
Forbidden City
Peatre
Seriah
Douglas Fairbanks
Aulso
House of Delegates
Winchester Fair
Orchard Gleanings
J. M. Orndott
Greenwood
Duvall & Donn
Anctioneérs
Mitian
City of
Alice B. Grady
Munich
Quietus
Tiernan
Hagerstown, Mabry Lane
We Diagnosticiam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!