York varieties dominate Virginia apple market in January 1923
Farmers report York varieties such as York and Delicious hold steady in New York markets despite frost damage. Virginia orchard efforts focus on late varieties like York to withstand climate, with Ben Davis and Cedar of Virginia noted for resilience. Prices remain near premium levels as demand persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie
South
New York
Jonathan
York
Virginia
Ben Davis
Cedar of
Unclear Entry From The 1920s Data Record
Fragmentary OCR mentions 1920 figures 9 147 353 and 6 296214 with years 1916 1912 and locations Wien. The readable text is insufficient to identify person, event, or clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Pota to Fraud Highlighted by City Officials
A Minneapolis wholesaler sold Chicago potatoes as Florida new potatoes, claiming a 6 000 percent profit. City law officials found no statute violated, sparking debate over buyer beware. The piece argues for ethics in modern commerce and consumer trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Gol
Minneapolis
Chicago
Rippling Rhymes The Rain Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment depicts relentless rain that spoils fields and floodwaters, with the speaker grumbling at the weather and planning a written protest to complain about the incessant downpour and its damage.
Sarah Zane Fire Company Remakes Hall and Welcomes Guests
The article describes the Harrisburg based Allison Company firemen remodeling their hall at small cost. Improvements include a new concrete floor, remodeled engine house, updated electrical fixtures, and upgraded living quarters. A 1000 person open house followed the new truck arrival, with speeches, refreshments, and music. The department planned a large motorized parade on May 11 and hosted hospitality events for visiting firemen from Pennsylvania and the Conemaugh Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Gray
Citizens’ Band
Sarah Zane
Allison Boys
Harrisburg
Harpy
Allison Company
Pennsylvania
Cumberld Valley
Jett
Sylvania Boys
Susana Bridge
Firefighters recall a year of service and generosity
In Front Royal the Sarah Zane and Friendship companies aided a blaze in the business district. A $250 check from city residents and $25 from a local citizen were presented. The message urges continued cooperation for 1923 as a time of greater service and commitment by the firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiibute
Front Royal
Sarah, Zane and Friendship Companies
Friendship Company
Sarah Zane
Sarah Zane Company
Joint-Ease marketed for stiff joints in late edition ad
The ad touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for spine and joint pain encouraging nightly massages. It claims relief for stiff swollen inflamed joints and promotes a 60 cent tube sold by Fran er & son and other local pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er & Son
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Regional Visits Report
The page lists wholesale market prices for wheat, butter, eggs, poultry, hay, and other farm goods with scattered figures and notes. It also mentions visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grubb of Martinsburg, visiting relatives in Wadesville, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Ginn of Buena Vista Bergvine traveling to San Antonio for a month with relatives.
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Uyers
Charles Grubb
Martinsburg
W. Va
iMr
W. F.grubb
Wadesville, Va
H. Ginn
Buena Pteee Bergvine
Nave
1. Antonio
Skee Laughter
Will of Mrs Solenberger Probated in Frederick County
The will of Mrs Barbara A Solenberger widow of Noah W Solenberger was probated in Frederick County. It estimates personal property at about 100000 with over 1000 acres of land and real estate in Winchester. Bequests include 2000 to son Charles M Solenberger 1000 to daughters Annie E Brown and Jennie M Steele and 100 to Elizabeth Steele. Granddaughters receive 100 each. The estate is to be sold, balances after specific bequests go to five children and heirs of the deceased son A L Solenberger. Executors named as Charles M Solenberger and S Larrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
A. Solenberger
Noah W. Solenberger
Corporation
Frederick County
Winchester
Charles
M. Solenberger
Annie E. ‘Brown
Jennie M. 'Steele
Elizabeth Steele
John Steele
Thei Decedent
Helen Bailey
Ruth Barr
Rhuhammad Heidlerbaugh
Edna M. Solenberger
Tonise Rotenberger
Hsther Solenberger
Hazel Maley
Mildred Solenhberger
Virginia Solenberger
Ruth Solenberger
A. L. Solenberger
Charles M. Solenberger
Hr. S. Larrick
Sana Ae ‘Aily
Estin
Cedar Rust Law Appeals Readied in Woodstick Circuit Court
Woodstick Va Jan 16 The January term of the Circuit Court reconvenes for appeals from preliminary hearings in cedar rust cases. State entomologists sue to recover damages for cedars cut on land owned by listed plaintiffs including C W Newman J Phillips Melian Minnick Sarah Minnick S D Sager B W Fansier A C Anarick EE Fansier C A Bushone John B E Neft B S Johnson Samuel Moore Walter Newman and Jacop Giottti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstick
Circuit Court
C. W. Newman
J. Phillips
Melian “Minnick
Sarah Minnick
S. D. Sager
B. W. Fansier
A.C. Anarick
EE. Ll. Fansier
C. A. Bushone
John BE. Neft
B. &. Johnson
Samuel Moore
Walter Newman
Jacop Giottti
Frozen fish swim again after six months in ice
Eleven fish frozen in a block of ice for six months regain movement proving they can swim after thawing. Scientists note resilience and potential for studying freeze tolerance in aquatic life.
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Evening Star
Loep Byrd, Pobiicner
Meaw Mirror
Wairea
Associated Press
Ted Presa
Giesday
Mb Lorkk Wirerial
GS Vekreed Coentry
Coldi. S
Walt Mason
Dale
Dell
Eeer
Markeis
Baltimore
N. Main St
Piccadilly St
Odd Fellows
Star Office
Valley Ave
Harris Addition
Pike
Waleo Fisher
Kent
Bath
Virginia Woolen Co
Lloyd Carr
F. A. Shryeck
U. S
W. R. Smith
E. Franklin
Richmond
Building Service
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Royal
P. C. Neidemeyer & CO
Main and
Water Streets
Sellers
Red Star
Virginia Power
N. Main Street
Sally Ann
Beck's Baking Corp
Cedar Rust
Arid
W. AL Ryan
Th Nathanson
North Main Street
Gray & Schlack Electric Co
Legion Building
J. W. Arthur
Greenspring
T. L. Evans
Winchester, Va
Totten Bros
N. G. House
S. Main St
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