Machinery for sale at public auction in Winchester Virginia
Under trust deeds from H H Fauver to the trustee and at the Frick Companys request the undersigned will sell for cash at noon on February 11 1922 in front of the Winchester Court House a 15 HP Eclipse traction engine a 6 Eclipse saw mill and a 27x46 Frick threshers with straw stacker belts fixtures a band cutter with feeder and a new Frick bagger The first deed dated July 6 1920 is recorded in Frederick County Book 145 page 230 The second deed dated July 23 1919 is in Deed Book 144 page 182 The threshers and engines are located at specific sites near Winchester and Frederick County Virginia The debt owed to the Frick Company plus two overdue notes total 226 67 and 600 00 with interest from July 1919 and October 1921 respectively For information contact R Gray Williams attorney and H W Scott trustee 1 19 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Tauver
Fri¢k Company
Pennsylvania Corporation
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Eclipse’ Traction Engine
Eclipse
H. H. Fauver
Frick Company
Frick
Frederick County
Robert W. Schultz
Fairmont Avenue
Martin Wisecarver
Frederick
County
Opequon Postoffice
H. H. Scott
R. Gray Williams
H. W. Scott
Norfolk and Western May 29 1971 Schedule
Norfolk and Western timetable lists northbound trains from Berryville with routes to Bristol Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and Washington Philadelphia New York connections. Pullman sleepers and parlor cars offered to Williamson Winston-Salem Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York. Fares schedule and reservations available from Berryville agent H H Burks and Roanoke general passenger agent W C Saunders.
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Berryville
Bristol Ang
Pullman
Broiler
Bristol
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Nace
Shenandos
iNo
Hagerstons Jana Intermediste
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New Y
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Cart& Hagerstown
New York
H. H. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Pasa
Egg eating hens blamed on improper feeding and care
A United States Department of Agriculture advisory notes egg eating in hens can be prevented by balanced rations and good nest care. It cites causes such as broken eggs, inadequate feeding, insect pests, and confinement, and suggests actions like warmer nests, twice daily egg collection, adequate animal matter and lime, and ample exercise to restore normal appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Fly Wheel Aids Grindstone Sharpening
Farm Journal describes adding a cheap fly wheel to a grindstone setup. A second cement stone mounted beside the grinder receives a stiff pasteboard circle filled with cement, bound by wires, with an extended iron shaft to fit a square section for bearings. The result smooths edge sharpening for axes and chisels.
Marriage License Granted for Underage Couple in County
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office to Ste B Miller a farmer of White Post aged 15 and a daughter aged 15 with parental consent noted. The license lists the parties and the county as the place of issuance.
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Ste B. Miller
White Post
Mase
Forsythe Appointed Notary Public for Four Year Term
Governor appoints Miss Nan L. Forsythe as notary public for a four year term from 1922 after qualification by oath of office and submission of required documents in the nation court.
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Nan. L. Forsythe
Nation Court
New Carpet Laid in Lutheran Church Interior
A handsome green velvet carpet was laid in a Lutheran Church, costing 900. Aisles and chancel were covered with the carpet, and the hardwood flooring was polished.
Milking Three Times Daily Boosts Yield But Costs Rise
The article states cows milked and fed three times daily produce more milk and higher average tests than with two milkings. It notes three daily milkings are advised where records are pursued or milking is burdensome over twelve hour periods. Practical time factors and extra labor costs may negate the additional milk.
Purebred Bull Heads in Western Herds Reach 100 Percent
In spring 1921 the Dairy Division of the USDA reports that one cow testing association in Washington, two in Colorado, and three in Idaho had herds headed entirely by purebred bulls. By fall one third of western associations were 100 percent using purebred sires, and some areas consider using scrub bulls a disgrace.
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Washington
Colorado
Idaho
Western Office
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
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Heller’s
Etta
Anna Grim
Norfolk & Western
Chichester
Empire Theatre
Ruth Roland
WHITE
EAGLE
Carl Laemmle Oak Ale
Alata Rawlinson
Universal Picture
Universal News
The
League Shoe Store
Reliable Shoes and Hosiery
Tania
United States
Canada
Boyd Drug Co
Ady
Winchester High School
Theo. Earle
City Hall
P. C. Neidemeyer & Company
J. M. Orndoff
Head
Floot Outfitters
Skillcraft Clothes Shop
Evans Hotel
N. Main Street
Bayer
West Beach
H. K. Green and Brother
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