Wholesale Market Prices Fragment Record
Wholesale market figures show varied pricing with entries like 12 to 5.25 and 7.50 to 5.00. The data includes multiple items with prices around 40.36 and 15.60 in an unclear catalog format.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1921
Page
6
Wholesale market figures show varied pricing with entries like 12 to 5.25 and 7.50 to 5.00. The data includes multiple items with prices around 40.36 and 15.60 in an unclear catalog format.
A. OG. To-Tawa, chief inspector for the Minnesota state seed potato certification board, warns that bruised or infected potatoes left in storage invite storage rot. He urges digging care, strict separation of damaged tubers, prompt crate storage, and good ventilation to minimize losses from rats and disease.
A Colorado Agricultural College bulletin warns salt is dangerous to poultry and hogs. Chickens died after eating a cake of salt mistaken for sugar. hogs died after licking salt brine and grazing near a salt lick. Salt poisoning shows delayed symptoms and can kill with hours.
Wheat may be cut with safety when the Strasylis loses its green color and the kernels are not fully hardened. Early cutting risks shriveled grain and possible shattering losses due to the elements.
Success in marketing depends on securing enough business, adhering to cooperative principles, employing capable management, applying up to date methods, and maintaining loyal members.
Baltimore and Ohio story recalls John J. Cornwell who began as a seventeen year old track hand on the Romney branch in 1884. His diligence earned promotion to the board of directors after years, with later service as a state governor and lawyer.
A long time journalist and war correspondent linked to American oil and newspaper staffs died recently. Born in 1837 as Rock of Gibraltar, his father was English army captain who charged with the Scots Grays at Waterloo. He began as a printer’s devil in New York, served in the Union Army, and reported Gen. Phil Sheridan’s Cedar Creek ride for the New York Times in 1864.
An old home remedy uses garden sage brewed with sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. A ready-made compound from drug stores is advertised as easier, with instructions to apply strand by strand for a glossy, luxuriant look. The note also mentions Mrs. George A Peterson visiting the University of Virginia after Christmas.
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on January 2 1921 at 12 o clock noon. The 201 acre limestone farm near Ridgeway Station includes two residences a bank barn and timber including oak hickory and locusts. Two parcels offered separately then together with terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust.
Notice to all parties in the Norris guardianship case in Winghter Virginia. On January 22 1921 the Corporation Court may order payment and transfer of funds from Virginia to Maryland currently in the hands of Wm A Mee of Cath in Norris guardianship. The funds relate to John E Norris Gertrude B Norris and Robert Norris.
At the National Dairy Show the Illinois team earned second place in a judging contest. Among 45 contestants from 15 states two girls placed high in Jersey and Guernsey judging. Awards covered Ayrshires, Jerseys, Guernseys, Holsteins and more with regional winners named.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss how load affects traction in pull tests at State College, noting differences in force distribution and wheel contact. The text mentions a shift in front-end behavior under load and the resulting impact on overall vehicle dynamics.
The note states the Wigginton method is the chosen approach and must be used with the specific tiered strengths. It rejects any weaker mixture and emphasizes adherence to the established tiering for consistency and effectiveness.
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