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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
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The passage notes fruit eaters in cities may not immediately recognize crop interests, but once eastern state fruit reaches markets effectively it will rival the well advertised standardized fruit from beyond the mountains. The remark emphasizes evolving market competition and regional production.
Real estate notice describes a dwelling with six rooms two basements hall front and rear porches running water in kitchen and bedrooms on N Market St. lot valued at $3500. Also mentions a 40 foot building lot with water sewer sidewalks and city services, priced around $700. Brokers seek buyers for medium sized residences and offer best results.
Virginia loses a trusted statesman as Representative Hen Flood of the Tenth District dies. His long service, leadership as chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and tireless advocacy for disabled soldiers defined a career noted for integrity and bipartisan respect. Virginia’s congressional business pauses in tribute.
The New Jersey Fruit Growers' Cooperative is praised as a central agency for eastern fruit, seen as sensible action to boost a trade needing initiative. The piece argues better market distribution and industry care will improve crops and reduce waste and low prices that rot fruit on the ground.
A communication from Hon. Harry F. Byrd, president of the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, Winchester, Virginia, praising a plan for closer organization and cooperation among local fruit growers. He notes benefits from cooperative marketing, proposes a committee to study packing facilities, and warns of opposition influencing legislation.
The article notes that prices for building materials have fallen to normal levels after a period of high costs. Glaize & Bro. promotes ready stock and planning services for frame houses or barns, offering materials at affordable prices.
A letter from Robert T. Barton of Winchester dated December 13, 1921 urges organizing a legislative body to stay in touch with the national lawmakers and advise on agricultural and horticultural needs. The proposal aims to influence the Congressman and Senators with informed rural concerns.
Daniel Willard was re elected president and all other officers were chosen to succeed themselves at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company annual meeting held yesterday in Baltimore. J L Hays and W F Harrison of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were in the city on business. Mrs Elizabeth J Verzi left this morning for Baltimore.
Dr Benjamin Harrow of Columbia University says vitamines in food are essential and life without them is impossible. Government health experts note repeated proof that improper feeding causes sickness and weakness, with SUSTO a new tonic food showing strong effects on weight gain and nourishment. Miller's Drug Store highlights local distribution through a Boston firm.
Frank Long of Middletown reportedly butchered two hogs weighing about 850 pounds after slaughter and dressing. The event drew considerable local interest as details reached the area last evening.
Mrs May Mort came back last evening from a visit with relatives and friends in Baltimore. Mr Frank Woore returned last night from a business trip through the Virginia Valley.
Washington Dec 15 Treasury Secretary Mellon allocated the new thrift bonds for Christmas presents today. The series of Treasury savings certificates go on sale for the first time and allow a $25 gift to be bought for $20, the discount reflecting the five year redemption value.
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