Winchester Auction Notices and Divorce Suit Details
Notices detail a forthcoming city sale of land on Braddock and Wolfe streets in Winchester Virginia under a decree and the terms of sale. The document also covers a divorce action in the Circuit Court of Winchester where Laney F Jones is ordered to respond within four weeks and publication is required in The Winchester Star.
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Winchester
Gdn. v. Wm. L
Gent Cone County Court House
Inchester
Virginia
Sea of Braddock
E. Manuel Whis
Mary Catherine Whisson
Cather
Jas Ardon
Dunn
J. B. Beverley
Corion Court of Winchester
T. Russeller
Corporation Court of the City of
Erick Ross Jones
Eaney F. Jones
Frederick Ross
Statunano
la Jones
Laney F
Ty Als Star
Eset Larrick
Court of the City
Winester
Frederick
Bank of
Clarke County
Berryville
AH. W. Cochran
Julia C. Cochran
H. W. Cochran
Virgininpit
Inchester Evening Star
Wiester
C. Brannon
Oseph F- Pallas ‘Reardon
Light Heart and Innocence Theme in Prose Reflection
A reflective note links light heartedness with innocence as a companion. The writing suggests youthful spirit and playfulness, with a terse aside about manners and perception attributed to Sir J. Macautor.
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J. M
John Ebersole Farm sale in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction to sell the 128 acre John Ebersole Farm in Frederick County Virginia. Sale set for December 16 at 11 a.m. with one third cash and balance in two yearly installments secured by bond and deed of trust. Trustee Herbert S. Larrick. Auctioneer A G Swanson. Postponed to January 6 at same time and place. Also divorce suit in Winchester Virginia for Ada Brooks Mitchell v Robert Mitchell with nonresident defendant. Clerk Arley. Dates shown 18-4.
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Qvirt
Abeth A. Heartley
Frederick County
Bool
Juurt House
Winchester
Ebersole
Herbert
Larrick
A. G. Swanson
State OF
Virginia
Corporation Court
Ada Brooks Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Robert. Mitchell
Arley
Philip Williams
Milk Marketing Plants Face Key Startup Problems
The USDA Bulletin 1095 outlines cooperative milk marketing plants focusing on reliable milk supply, efficient operation, and sound sales and distribution. It details plant size equipment, financing, by laws, location, investment per gallon capacity, and cost estimates from 27 existing co operative plants.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington
10. .C
Keeping Pumpkins and Squash Through Winter
The article advises storing well ripened pumpkins or squash with thick rinds in a dry dry basement at about 65 degrees. Leave stems on all produce and avoid moisture by shelving rather than piling. Store only perfect specimens and discard damaged fruit to keep for several months.
Gardening study prompts for fall and winter reading
Fall and winter are ideal to study advanced gardening methods and truck crop growing for market. State agricultural colleges and departments of agriculture have issued many new bulletins on diverse gardening subjects. Bulletins available free of charge.
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State Agricultural Colleges
Departments of Agriculture
Concrete fence posts from spare time labor force
The article describes using farm labor during slack seasons to form and cast concrete fence posts. It details mix ratios of cement and clear sand, mold dimensions, tamping, curing times of four weeks to eight weeks, and a method to attach line wires with galvanized wire loops.
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Metik
Bottow
Take Care Of Fertilizers
Farmers vary in manure handling but avoid exposure to rain or sun. Keep manure piled to prevent nutrient loss, haul to fields, scatter and plow under promptly. Delayed plowing after manure spread reduces crop yields due to nutrient leaching.
Teaches Young Pigs to Eat with Small Pen Method
The article describes a method for teaching six week old pigs to eat by placing them in a small clean pen that provides access to apple parings sprouted grains alfalfa meal and separator milk. A gate opening allows piglets to feed while preventing sow access.
Value of Manure Reduced by Straw and Preservatives
Geneva researchers report that adding fresh wheat straw to horse manure harms crops compared with using manure alone. Straw plus preservative increases organic-matter loss, peaking at 53 percent with peat over four months versus 32 percent without peat. Acid phosphate in stalls improves results, as small amounts are trampled into manure before storage for field spreading.
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Geneva
New York
Hogging Down Small Grain Economics for Hogs
A three year Ohio Experiment Station test found hogging down rye to be unprofitable compared with corn and tankage. Hogs fed rye averaged less than half a pound daily gain, with 473 pounds of rye needed per 100 pounds of pork. Rye would have yielded more profit if sold as cash grain.
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Ohio
Extension Worker Is Help in Agricultural Counties
Across the United States extension workers serve more than two thousand counties, acting as a joint representative of the federal government. The Department of Agriculture and state agricultural colleges conduct farm and home practice demonstrations and provide advice through visits, correspondence, telephones, meetings, and journal articles.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Qat
Joc
FRS
Cost of roads to individuals in year per person
Thomas K MacDonald head of the United States bureau of public roads says the cost of highways to each person in the nation last year was one and one tenth cents per day after subtracting automobile license fees.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Thomas Lis MacDonald
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Alfalfa Preferred Crop for Well Drained Soils
On heavy tile or well drained soils with time, alfalfa is preferred over sweet clover and June grass. Avoid quack grass and ensure cost of seeding aligns with expected yield. Alfalfa generally yields heavier hay per acre than sweet clover under these conditions.
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Haba Sayr
Acautor
Leeeal
Tee An
Pax
MHLK
Tate
Bane
Northern
Funk & Son
Hubby
Winchester Milling Corporation
Gray & Schlack Electric Co
Legion Building
The
STAR
John 5
Solenberger
Connellsville
Pine Bluff
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
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