Bank Closure Notice for July 5 1920 Holiday
H L Fuller cashier of Farmers and Merchants National Bank states all maturities due July 5 1920 may be paid on July 6 1920 due to legal holiday. The notice emphasizes bank closure and next day payment policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
Tuten
H. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National ‘Bank
Vacat
WEA
May
Florence
Mnyday
Salty Moling & Seal
New Members Added to Commerce Chamber List
Yesterday's report shows new Chamber of Commerce memberships including Overland Sales and Service Co. and National Fruit Products Co. among numerous individuals such as James J. Gardner E B Sheetz and Ward and Larrick. The list features businessmen and local firms like Lovett Bros. and Randolp along with several names ending in H and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Overland Sales and Service Co
A.lazazzera
James J. Gardner
E. B. Sheetz
FE. J. Ove
B. Price
Logan R. Fay
J. P. Reardon
Ward and Larrick
W. D. Ritenour
Sam Haines
J. Beck
National Fruit Products Co
Fred, Hiett
James R. Cather
Thomas Cover
C.reulick, Jr
J. W. Sibert
R. W. Schultz
Lovett Bros
D. C
Randolph
Theodore Henry
Herman H. Hable
Harry F.akers
W. C. Graichen
Hunter B
Danderine Claims Hair Revival Benefit in Ad Copy
A vintage advertisement promotes Danderine claiming hair will stop falling out and appear thicker and more vibrant after use. The copy asserts noticeable reduction of dandruff and visible life and color in each hair for a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Social notes from Mount Williams Virginia area
Miss Cora Brewer visits with Mrs J B Fisher for the week. Ada Fletcher of Martinsburg stays with Mrs Myrtle Crowser. Marie Orndoff leaves for Farmville summer normal school. The Dyke pair motor to Middletown to visit relatives. Beatrice Haines of Hayfield visits Hollis Clowser. Erna Giese visits Lena Orndoff. Beulah Williams visits her mother Mrs W A Clowser. Walter Clowser family from Winchester spend day with Hollis Clowser. O L Peer of Winchester visits W H Himelright. Hilda Giese visits Bessie Clowser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
Cora
Brewer
J. BE. Fisher
Ada Fletcher
Martinsburg
Myrtle Crowser
Marie Orndoff
Farmville
Mrseon
R. Willing
G. F
Middletown
Beatrice Haines
Hayfield
Hollis Clowser
Erna Giese
Lena Orndoff
Beulah Williams
W. A. Clowser
Walter Clowser
Winchester
O. L. Peer
W.H. Himelright
Hilda Giese
Bessie Clowser
Federal efforts to disinfect livestock transport cars
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines procedures to clean and disinfect railroad stock cars after they have contained animals with communicable diseases such as tick fever and hog cholera. Cars are quarantined, disinfected under federal supervision, and state regulations are coordinated. in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1919, 44,843 cars were personally disinfected by bureau staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
States
Bureau
Fattening coop with slatted sides for air
A Journal report describes a successful fattening coop with slatted sides to provide birds with ample fresh air. After meals a muslin curtain is drawn to darken the coop while allowing air flow, and slatted floors keep conditions cleaner by letting manure drop through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Different Crops for Silo Stage Maturity for Silage
Canada peas and oats reach silage maturity as pea nods yellow and oat leads show ripening. Clover should stand until about half the blossoms are developed. Soybeans reach silage readiness as plants approach full maturity and pods begin turning yellow. cowpeas follow soybeans conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Field Selection of Seed Ears Boosts Corn Yield
An Ohio station report finds field selecting seed ears from standing corn raises yields about three and one quarter bushels per acre. The method favors ears that excel due to inherent quality rather than growth on rich soil, by choosing superior ears from a single stalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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Winchester Orchard Supply Co
N. Market St
Star Office
J. D. Lakeman
Opequon
Scott White
South Kent Street
R Sale
A. R. Good
Rock Hnon Springs
W. Va
Highland Avenue
O. A. Ashton’s
Kern Street
E. Monmouth St
Army and Navy Paints
Army and Navy
Broadway
Cleveland
John I. Sloat
WM. ’G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Franck Baker & Son
M. B. Clowe Co
Middletown Milling Co
Middletown, Va
Mr.dealer
Garber Mfg. Co
S. Braddock St
Winchester Milling Corporation
Noonan Livery Bath Phonies
J. E. Noonan
Commerce Chamber
Mount Weletams
Carver. & McVicar
Market St
United States Department of Agriculture
Fattenwa
Fattening Coop
Gilitre
Boyd Drug CC
Editorial
H. K. Green & Bro
Dimity
Batiste
H. K. Green & Brother
The
Jean Groceries
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
Eaet Piccadilly
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean Cefy
Wildwoop
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and
Butler & Gray
Greenway
Double Tollgate
People's. Prug CO
Catherine Chapman
Corporation Court of
Wiftichester
John Walters
WM. M.lupton
Valley Chapel
Martinsburg Pike
S. Sasa
H. D. Albin
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