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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
5
University of Missouri trials show eight tons of manure per acre applied every four years can raise corn by 10.5 bushels, oats 5.17, wheat 5.24, and clover hay 987 pounds. At current prices the gain is $4.83 per ton, netting $3.83 after collection costs. at prewar prices the net is $1.34 per ton.
Capt Harold R. Dinges recounts the 58th Infantry Brigade's assault with the 18th Division and 17th French Corps at Verdun. The 8th to 15th October action details assault waves, hardships, prisoners, and evolving company leadership as Molleville Farm and Grande Montague Wood are targeted, with progress and casualties noted.
The article extols a good running water system as a great comfort for the family. It notes carrying water is hard labor and that running water saves time during busy farming periods, improving daily life and wellbeing for households.
Farmers seeking any kind of job printing should consult local providers for reliable services. The notice implies practical support for agricultural communities needing printed materials.
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for poor health from weak blood. It claims healthier red blood cells improve vitality and magnetism, promoting a vigorous appearance and happiness. It notes two forms liquid and tablet and urges buyers to insist on genuine Gude's Pepto Mangan from a pharmacist.
Heavy cash selling failed to dampen quotes as morning gains widened. American Woolen rose sharply, and Texas company, Mexican petroleum, United States Rubber, General Motors, and other stocks posted 2 to nearly 10 point advances while rails and tobaccos added modest gains before profit taking after the first call money rate.
Frederick County farmer J Robert Fries died at his Bethel Church area home after a long illness. He was 70 and is survived by his widow Elizabeth Cochran, son Wittie V Fries, and daughter Eva M Fries. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 pm at his house and Bethel Church with Rev A A Kelly. burial in Granger Hall Cemetery. Relatives and friends visited over the weekend at the Hewitt home.
Property listings show numerous acres with orchard plantings and home sites. Prices range from small parcels to large blocks. some properties include multiple houses and barns, grazing land, and building plots near Handley School. Availability notes whole or divided sale and various per acre rates.
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