Public Sale of Improved City Real Estate in Winchester
Decree of the Winchester Chancery Court orders a public sale of two parcels in Winchester and Chester Virginia. Sale set for January 13 1923 at eleven o clock in front of the courthouse. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deeds of trust and insurance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
J. , Goin
V. Wm. L. Ors
Cass
Virginia
Debegibed
Coral Dock
Wolfe Im A
Bck
Alors
Wolfe
Brad
Wolfé
Chester
Dock Street
Manuel Whisij
Mary Catherine Whisson
T. Russell Cather
Jas. P. Reardon
1 & Dunn
J. B. Beverley Cclery
Corm Court of
Virginder
Spex
John Ebersole Farm Sale by Trustee in Winchester Va
The trustee under a deed of trust offers for public auction a 128 acre farm known as the John Ebersole Farm in Frederick County Virginia. Sale in front of the County Court House Winchester on December 16 at 11 A M with one third cash and two equal annual payments secured by a trust deed and building insurance. Sale postponed to January 6 at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eartley
County ‘Court House
Winchester
Frederick County
John Ebersole
Herbert
Larrick
A. G. Swanson
Mitchell Divorce Suit in Winchester Court
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Adaeigen Mitchell seeks a divorce from Robert Mitchell on desertion grounds with general relief. If Robert Mitchell is a non resident, he must appear within ten days after publication to protect his interests.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Derick Ross Jones
Key F. Jones
Frederick Ross
Laney ¥. Jones
Laney JF. Isinot
Insa
King Star
B. Beverley
Vyra & Larrick
Mary
Virginia
J. B. Beverley
Warren Rice
Frederick
Bank of
Clarke County
Yulia C. Cochran
H.an
Bank of Clarke Co
H. W. Cochran
Vironia
Schleiter Wening Star
Winrj
Eeene
Sannoup
Oh F. Moore
Tinetan
State OF
Adaeigen Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Value of silage to fatten beef cattle
Experimental work at the University of Missouri shows silage with linseed meal and alfalfa hay can fatten two year old steers efficiently but does not match full shelled corn feeding for high finish. The study notes lower capital, reduced risk, and larger farming participation though with smaller gains and pork output.
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University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Seattle
Male birds increase eggs through sires in breeding pens
Heavy laying male lines improve flock productivity quickly by passing the heavy laying trait to offspring. The trait is inherited from the male line, making sire selection crucial for best results in commercial laying operations.
New York Station Recommends Acid Phosphate As Fertilizer Additive
After experiments the New York experiment station suggests acid phosphate as a manure preservative. It reduces nitrogen loss from manure and materially boosts fertilizer value by supplying plant food the soil lacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Experiment Station
Dairy Zacts Dairy Zacts
A fragmentary dairy note emphasizes proper milking and cream handling. It warns to cool cream immediately after separation and to keep cows, stable, utensils, separator, and milkers clean. It notes good money in dairying when done properly.
Caring for the herd bull requires balanced feeding and exercise
The article stresses that cost should not drive bull care and outlines a feeding plan for six month old bulls, recommending 4 to 8 pounds of grain daily plus leguminous roughage. It notes mature bulls may consume substantial hay and calls for a stable ration of cornmeal oats and other grains with roughage, plus daily exercise or tethering when a yard is unavailable.
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New Jersey State Agricultural College
Protecting Orchard Trees From Rabbits And Mice
Rabbits and mice damage orchard trees in winter. Use lime sulfur spray in autumn and again later, or wrap trunks with screen wire sunk into the ground. Clean culture and physical barriers reduce depredations. forethought avoids extensive girdling and allows easier repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z
Rae
New Georgia Dairy Farm Industry Grows Fast
In spring 1921 seven farmers in a Georgia county joined a trial surplus cream shipment program. By June 1922, 14 months later, a USDA report shows the new dairy effort reached 10 000 pounds shipped in that county during a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
Improperly planted trees fail to thrive or last
A reflective note blames the planter rather than the tree stating that properly planted trees resist being pulled up. It argues that top leaders plant trees they can uproot later, causing failed results and unmet expectations.
Rotary spray pump eyed to revolutionize orchard spraying
A new rotary spray pump weighing about 50 pounds could change orchard spraying. Claiming normal operation delivers 300 to 500 pounds pressure and 20 to 35 gallons per minute, the device promises efficient distribution of spray material.
Better Half of Herd Sire Echoes Breed Debate
A fragment hints at a debate over purebred sires versus nerdy lineage in cattle breeding. The line emphasizes the sire as the stronger asset in herds and breeding, reflecting a playful clash between tradition and modern perceptions.
Prepare Ground In Fall for Next Spring Planting
A short notice advises preparing the ground in fall before planting shrubs and trees next spring. It claims the soil will warm faster and be in better condition for placing plants, saving time and effort in the spring planting season.
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Aturday
J. M
Duis
Breblo
Cole
Truster
Philip Williams
H. K. Green
Mary Pene
Strchand ‘ Lmformatioon
Georgia County
Amt
Pro Tt Se
The
STAR
Addin
NUR Virginia Power Co
Pater
Ely Ree
Funk & Son
Hubby
Winchester Milling Corporation
Gray & Schlack Electric Co
Legion Building
Building Hardware
John S. Solenberger & Co. Inc
Coal and Coke
Connelisville
Pine Bluff Gas
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
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