Apples In Commercial Areas Are Better Than During Forty
The July 1 1941 condition of apples in commercial areas stood at 65 percent, above last year and the six year average. Eastern states show mixed prospects with New England slightly below average, New York higher, and rainfall needed in some areas. The report notes favorable spraying conditions and small anticipated losses from scab and insects. In Virginia, a chancery decree in the Marple Williams case sets a hearing with Master Commissioner duties to report heirs and property details, fixed for July 30 1941 at Winchester, with ongoing filings and potential partition and lien inquiries.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
New England
New York
Lake Ontario
Lake Cham
Circuit Court OF
Frederick County
Virginia
Levender B. Williams
Ida V. Marple
Circuit Court
Thomas W.marple
Thomas W. Marple
Lavender B. Williams
Nannie M. Williams
Winchester
Omas W. Marple
Court Square
John P. Allen
Ae Herbert
Larrick
P. CI
Montezuma
Fremont
Fort Collins- Loveland
New Mexico
Utah
Yakima
Okanogan
Oregon
California
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Apple Crop Prospects Improve Across States in June
June conditions boosted apple prospects in many states from New Jersey to California with harvests starting for early varieties. Rains improved Maryland Virginia and Georgia while drought and late freezes limited Missouri Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas and parts of Illinois Wisconsin Oregon and Michigan. Overall outlook ranges from average to moderately large with disease control steady and hail impacting pockets in several regions.
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Hudson Valley
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Central States
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Prospect
Lakeshore
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
Connell-Mesa
Colorado
Delta County
Connecticut
New York
Minnesota
Ste
Ais
Mexico
Wwe
California
Dictators and Democrats Interactions by Lawrence Ferns worth
A library listing notes Dictators and Democrats edited by Lawrence Ferns worth features Winston Churchill Hitler Stalin Chiang Kai-shek and Roosevelt among twenty other leaders. Each interview is framed by background events and dramatic context, stressing the era's stakes and civilization’s future. Borrowing is possible at Handley Library.
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Lawrence Fernsworth
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Roosevelt
Handley Library
Water Supply Suspected as Typhoid Source at Mt Savage
MT. SAVAGE Md July 22 State and local health officers pressed precautions against typhoid spread while asserting the suspected water supply has been cut off New cases appeared but their onset preceded the chlorination of the water The State health director and county officer noted engineers are testing seven other sources in the community all being chlorinated as a precaution.
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MT. Savage
Theodore Shrop
Allegany County
C. H. Halliday
Wants Roosevelt To Make Us Strong
A nine year old Crockett boy Wesley Bradshaw mailed a seven by two inch aluminum piece to President Roosevelt. He wrote that he could not join the army but would help in other ways and asked the president to keep on making the country strong.
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Crockett
Calif
Roosevelt
Wesley Bradshaw
President
Local Briefs from Bloom Virginia and Nearby
Mrs Maggie Richard in Winchester Memorial Hospital for treatment receives best wishes for a rapid recovery after months in bed. Mr John R Cooper deferred from Selective Service at Hercules Powder Plant to report, now a preblock operator in defense production. The Misses Smoke hosted a party for their nephew Mr John Smoke bound for California, with Miss Sallie Smoke and Miss Anna Jane Cooper attending.
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Bloom
Maggie Richard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Richard
John R. Cooper
Hercules Powder
Selective Service Board
Cooper
John Smoke
California
Sallie Smoke
Anna Jane Cooper
Bible School Events Gather at Massanetta Springs
The Lutheran Bible School will be held at Massanetta Springs next week while St Johns offers an open session starting Monday evening in July.
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Lutheran Bible School
Massanetta Springs
Bible School
St. Johns Aan
Soldiers Forbidden Interviews Post Arrival From Memphis
Camp Robinson Ark July 22. Officers and enlisted of the 35th division are forbidden to give interviews without approval of the division press section. The order followed arrival of the 110th quartermaster battalion known as the Doghouse from a disciplinary hike in Memphis. The hike was ordered by Lt General Lear commander of the second army after battalion members cheered shorts wearing girls on a Memphis golf course where the general was playing.
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Camp Robinson
Ark
Little Rock
110Th Quartermaster
Memphis
Lear
Second Army
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Steve
White House
Teddy Roosevelt
Newark
Elizabeth - Plainfield Sv
Astinctes Rg
Harpers Ferry
Philadelphia
Martinsburg
Glensale
Baltimore
More & Ohio
Valley Pride
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Florence
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
W. B. Snider & Son
N. Cameron St
Dial
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C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
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