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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1923

Page

3

Expert Advises To Thin Fruit Trees

OLLEGE PARK Md July 17 Apple and peach trees with light fruit will need thinning to produce standard size fruit says S B pen teeth of the University of Maryland Extension Service Mr Shaw who has toured Maryland fruit regions notes shriveling leaves due to heavy crops and dry weather The bulk yellow transparent apples will run under two inches in diameter and rains will not help Thinning on overloaded trees is the best solution Apples should be thinned to four to six inches apart or one apple per spur

Ollege Park S. B. Pen University of Maryland Extension Service Weil Shaw

Thinning Fruit Spurs Boost Size and Future Crop

A grower recommends thinning to reduce aphid infestations and improve fruit size. Cutting badly infested fruit spurs helps nearby orchards and aids future yields by preventing overbearing trees from diverting energy.

Shenandoah Valley League Plans First Half Series

Merits arranged to decide the first half honor in the Shenandoah Valley League. Harrisonburg and Front Royal expected to participate with a Monday home game and a Tuesday Front Royal game. A possible third match would be at Winchester on Wednesday. Proceeds to be shared among six clubs. President Crawford to manage gates and receipts. By laws amended to allow substitutions for nonresidents with four home players. Crawford also to collect a $250 bond forfeited by New Market after withdrawal.

Harrisonburg Shenandoah Valley League Strasburg Front Royal New Park Winchester G. G. Crawford Crawford

Summer yard party brings families together in Chambersville

Chambersville Virginia on July 18 reports a well attended yard party at the schoolhouse last Saturday. Families from near Charles Town Kernstown Gore and Round Hill attended to celebrate Mr Larrick's birthday. Local residents note Mrs Bayliss remaining weak after a two month illness and various visits from friends and relatives over the weekend.

Chambersville Roy Hawkins Charles Town Arthur Morris Kernstown Robert Brifl Gore Bud Larrick Mr. Larrick William Bayliss Winchester Edward Hichs Fannie Marker Elizabeth ‘Charman Lawyer Josephine Baker Massanetta Springs Eisonburg Nas Christian Edeavor Society Round Hill“ Presbyterian Church Lola Somerville Martinsburg Virginia Baker Bayliss Philip Ritter Ray Good

Bids Wanted for Jail Furnace Installation in County

County seeks bids to install a hot water furnace at the jail. Contact Sheriff Luther Pannett or H. B. Kline in Vaucluse. Bids due at County Clerk's Office before August 6. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. H B Kline, Chairman, Frederick County Board of Supervisors. 7-3-1m One cow, fresh and tested, plus a 2 horse wagon and bed, for sale. Apply to J C Hiser Ridgeway.

Luther Pannett H. B. Kline Vaucluse Frederick County Board of Supervisors

Grimes Glimpses: Mrs Timberlake Visits Grimes Va

Grimes Virginia July 18 Mrs Joseph Timberlake of Strasburg in her eighties visiting old friends founder and organizer of Gallilee Church at this place years ago welcomed by locals. Mrs Constance Clevenger spent a day with Mr and Mrs Luther Miller in Welltown. Mr Eston Affleck lost a fine cow last Sunday.

Grimes Joseph Timberlake Strasburg Eston Affleck

Poison suspected as cause of livestock losses

Farmers report stock losses blamed on a poisonous seed or herb as pastures are short and dry this season. Master Glenwood Rodgers visits from Eatonsville while J Alvin Dick manages local farms and a road crew operates a stone crusher near the state line amid ongoing repairs and work.

Glenwood Rodgers Eatonsville Ames Grimes J. Alvin Dick Mow Hill H.B. McCormac Clara Abshire Ella Affleck Orchard Glen John A. Dick State Line O. Wright and

Noted Boy Bandit Caught in Petersburg

Benjamin Liverman the Norfolk boy bandit who escaped the State penitentiary last week was captured in Petersburg. He described his escape from the prison shop and the ladder and rope he used. He hid in a shed on penitentiary grounds for five days before fleeing to Petersburg, where a stable employee identified him leading to his arrest.

Petersburg Benjamin Liverman State Penitentiary Liverman Penitntiary

Local Market Prices and Product Listings Feature Daily Corrections

The Star lists wholesale oil quotes and a broad mix of farm goods and staples. Prices shown include eggs at 20 cents per dozen, spring chickens around 28 to 35 cents, creamery butter and country butter, flour and middlings, bran, corn meal, and various feeds, with livestock prices for steers lambs calves and other staples.

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Market Corrections Noted At Day’s Close

A garbled market listing records corrections at the end of the prior day with scattered figures for hogs calves and dairy products. The text includes misprinted prices and fragmented captions, typical of a late edition trade page.

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