Reverend Wisman Preaches on Harris Addition Lawn
Rev. P. W. Wisman will preach on the lawn of Mr. H. Dunlap at the Harris Addition at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Public invited.
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P. 'W. Wisman
H. Dunlaps
Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
6
Women of Three Generations Endorse Pinkham Remedy
A daughter, mother, and grandmother attest to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic and strengthener for women's ailments. Originating in 1873 in Lynn Massachusetts, the remedy has gained nationwide fame and is claimed to benefit 98 of every 100 women who try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Winchester to Hold Primary Election for Democratic Noms
The Commonwealth and Winchester City marshal a primary on August 7 1923 for nominating Democratic candidates to the Senate of Virginia and the House of Delegates. Election will occur at regular Winchester voting places from sunrise to sunset with Sergeant Adam Forney in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Richmond
Jas. M.,hayes, JR
Adam Forney
Winchester
Senate of Virginia
House of Delegates
Virginia
Democratic Primary Ordered in Frederick County 1923
Virginia officials announce a Democratic primary to nominate state and county candidates. The poll is set for August 7, 1923, from sunrise to sunset, with multiple precincts listed in Frederic County. Sheriff Luther Pannett of Frederick County signs the notice on July 13, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Lessser
Richmond
James Hayes, JR
Frederic County
Virginia
House of Delegates
Neffstown
Brucetown
Ite Hall
Albin
Ashton
Dolans
Yeakley
Gore
Lamps
Dr Run
Old Forge
Middletown
Stephens City
Canterbury
Arm Valley
Kernst
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Spray Ring boosts orchard spraying across states
The extension plan outlines simple organization for spray rings used by small orchardists. Iowa leads with growing numbers of rings as Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Ohio adopt the method. Rings vary from three to twenty members and costs depend on equipment and labor. test results show higher yields and cleaner fruit, with notable profits in Wisconsin and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Department
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Atlantic
Connecticut
New Jersey
Tlinois
Stark County
Poweghick County
Union County
Runnells Consolidated School
Polk County
Webster County
Johnson County
Fayette County
Towa
Walworth County
Hardin County
Spraying to Control Many Injurious Pests
A historic note describes using arsenate of lead at 114 pounds per 50 gallons for pest control. It covers mixing with dry-mix sulphur lime for chewing insects like the cooling moth and cup cake. When combined with the dry mix it should be pre diluted with water before adding to the solution.
Parsley as Edging Flower and Kitchen Herb
Parsley germinates slowly and should be sown as early as possible. It can edge a flower bed with a pleasing effect and only a few leaves are needed for kitchen use. It remains ornamental while providing fresh leaves.
Minnesota Elects Johnson Backing Radical Shift in Party Lines
July 18 Minnesota observers say the state elected a senator on a platform promising real economic reform, signaling disintegration of traditional party lines. The victory came from a coalition of former labor, Non-Partisan League, union labor, a progressive Republican faction, and floating radical votes. Magnus Johnson and Shipstead are noted as former laborites, with La Follette radicals holding balance of power in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
West
North Dakota
Ladd and
Frazier
Wheeler
Montana
Magnus Johnson
Senator Shipstead
Senate
la Follette
Importance of Spraying Now in Frederick County Orchards
Field laboratory entomologist W S Hough warns apple growers in Frederick County that July 20 to 28 is the critical spray window to prevent codling moth and leaf roll moth infestations. He notes more eggs and infestations than in years since 1921 and urges timely spraying to protect uninfested orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Yard Party Planned at Ridgeway School Lawn
Missionary Society of Rest Church will hold a yard party on the school house lawn at Ridgeway Friday night August 3. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
he. Missionary _ Society_ ‘of
Ridgeway
I W W Crusade to Texas in Aid Accused Buddies
New York report says I W W members plan a nationwide crusade to aid colleagues accused of beatings and defend union rights. Secretary John Shusky notes 20 000 mobilizing by foot trains and ships toward Port Arthur amid injunctions in California deemed unconstitutional by Civil Liberties Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. W. Crusade
Texas
New York
John Shusky
IL. W
Civil Liberties Union
General Defense Committee
California
I W W Invades Port Arthur Over Kidnapping Claims
Port Arthur officials report that Industrial Workers of the World members will be granted access on Labor Day to handle city work after said kidnappings of three transport workers. John Shusky of New York asked state officials to review mistreatment of I W W transport workers, including John Holland who was arrested, restrained, and allegedly beaten during custody. He later reappeared in Galveston hospital with injuries and claimed he was beaten by captors before release on Beaumont road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Texas
Industrial Workers of the World
Marine Transport Workers Branch
I. W.W
Transport Workers Division
John Shusky
New York
Transport Workers
John Holland
Holland
Beaumont
Galveston
Beaumont Road
Drought Injures Grapes in Chautauqua Erie Belt
Drought in the Chautauqua and Erie grape belt harms early crops. strawberries ruined and peas hit hard. The year’s yield likely 75 percent of normal. tomatoes look promising if rains arrive soon. Strawberries fetch 30 cents per quart on farmers' wagons. fall fruits reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
N. Y
Chautauqua and Erie
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