Wins Honors At Fishburne and Other Local News
Wins honors at Fishburne Military School as Garland F. Potts earns high point gold medal and field day awards. Edward W. Barr to receive BA at Chapel Hill. Local youths attend Winchester production of Clarence and a Virginia church lecture by Rev. Dr. C. Ernest Smith. Past residents visit Martinsburg area and Charlottesville events noted.
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Fishburne
Garland F. Potts
Harry Potts
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro
Potts
Norfolk and Western Railway Terminal
Roanoke
Winchester High Schools
Chapel Hill
Edward W. Barr
C. Fred. Barr
University of North Carolina At
Barr
George A. Kerr
Lynchburg
Elizabeth Barr
Randolph- Macon Woman's College
Clarence
Gladys Skadden
Virginia Thompson
Frances Kilmer
H. L. Doll
Albert Geyer
Eldred Wolford
William Hardy
Winchester
St. Thomas’ Protestant
Episcopal Church
University of Virginia
Local residents return visits and university events listed
Mrs. T W Chapman and daughters Bertha and Dorothy and young son Charles return to Keyser after visiting Mr. and Mrs L J Williams in Harris Addition. Mrs. Mattie Irwin returns home to Front Royal much improved after hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs M J Baptist visit friends in Newport News and Old Point Comfort. Mrs J Few Brown visits relatives in Charles Town. Peyton Taylor and daughter Frances from Washington attend funeral of Robert P Glass. Frank Brown and children return from Clearwater Florida. Mrs J E Falk visits sister near Harrisonburg. Paul Banner visits relatives near Charles Town. Katharine Weaver returns to Front Royal after Shenandoah Valley Academy finals. R Gray Williams travels to Charlottesville for UVA Alumni meeting. Dabney C Harrison and Harry Benham of Boyce travel to Lexington for Virginia Military Institute finals. William R Harrison to graduate. John Williams returns from Warrenton where he attended school.
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T. W. Chapman
Bertha
Dorothy Chapman
Charles
Keyser
W. Va
L. J. Williams
Harris
Mattie Irwin
Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
M. J. Baptist
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
J. Few Brown
Charles Town
Peyton’ Taylor
Frances Taylor
Washington
Robert P. Glass
Taylor
Frank Brown
W. C. Weaver
Shenandoah Valley Academy
R. Gray Williams
Charlottesville
The
University of Virginia
Dabney C. Harrison
Harry Benham
Boyce
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
William R. Harrison
John Williams
Warrenton
Docking and Castration Boost Lamb Market Value
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide explains docking and castration of young lambs increases market value. Docking shapes hindquarters improves cleanliness and appearance attracting buyers. undocked ewes may fail to breed. castration early prevents growth loss and yields a smoother finish by four months. Market premiums arise from higher quality, especially when Jer sey City receives eastern lambs amid price fluctuations.
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United, States
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agricultu
Jersey City
Make All Brood Sows Work On a Two Litters Schedule
Proper sow management can yield two litters yearly with fall pigs. Farrow timing: March and early September. December breeders yield March 6 to 9 farrow. Wean at eight weeks, rebred in late May for September litters. Winter houses needed for March births. September pigs largely handle cold. Thanksgiving and Christmas demand small pigs for roasters. a northeastern Iowa farmer profits from this market.
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Farrow
Iowa
Calcium needed for stock in roughage diets
The article notes cattle sheep and horses rely on roughage for calcium. It warns that roughage often lacks calcium or its vitamin to make it available. Green pasture contains it year round and well made silage may supply it, but many silages are not properly made and cannot be counted on.
Live Stock Hints Boost Profits With Better Sow Feeding
Poor feeding keeps brood sows from profits on hundreds of farms. Feed alfalfa hay to brood sows for higher returns. Damp beds cause pneumonia and skin diseases in pigs. Dr. R. A. Craig from Purdue urges veterinary disease control. A good ration on full feed is 6 parts corn 3 parts middlings 10 parts tankage. Mixed shipments cause more deaths and shrinkage than straight. A steady, well kept livestock system favors prosperity.
Salesman in His Old Form Feeling Great
G R Williams a Lynchburg area salesman says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble and restored energy. He reports improved appetite, eased pains, better sleep, and a ten pound gain after taking Tanlac. The ad touts Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills as nature's remedy with nationwide sales.
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Tanlac
G. R. Williams
Madison Heights
Williams
Webb-Whitaker Co
Lynchburg
Local candidates announce bids in Frederick Clarke Winchester region
A series of announcements from Frederick County Clarke County and the city of Winchester declares candidacy for public office. Names include Boyd R. Richards for House of Delegates and Luther Pannett for Sheriff with deputies mentioned, all subject to the Democratic Primary set for August 7 1923. Other filings include Commissioner of Revenue and Gainesboro District Supervisor candidates.
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Frederich and
Clarke
Winchester
House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
Frederick County
Lee N. Whitacre
Harry W. Hick
H. G. Dehaven
Gainesboro
J. M. Massie
Virginia
Luther Pannett
General Assembly
Clarke County
Chast. Adams
Notices and Goods at White Sulphur Inn Auction
At the White Sulphur Inn Bar Tonsville Virginia two show cases one roll top writing desk thirty five rocking chairs and six dining room tables for sale on CASIT terms. A J Wigginton deputy sheriff for Luther Pannett sheriff 88 101.
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White Sulphur Inn
Bartonsville
A. J. Wigginton
Luther Pannett
Fletcher Receives Honorary Law Doctorate at La Fayette Commencement
At La Fayette College commencement in Easton Pennsylvania on June 11 Henry P. Fletcher United States Ambassador to Belgium was awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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Easton. Pa
la Fayette College
Henry P. Fletcher
United States
Belgium
Sooner or later son you can have children of your own
A Washington Star quotation features Uncle Eben advising a young man that eventually he will have children and may wonder why they do not heed his advice as his own father did. The line captures a rural voice stressing family lineage and parenting heritage.
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Eben
Chillun
Washington Star
Foreclosure Sale of 140 A Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Trustees will offer the property at public auction at noon on June 16 1923 in the City of Front Royal Virginia. The farm contains 140 acres with a dwelling and outbuildings located east of Stephens City near the post road to Canter and lands of Cline P B Geant et al. The deed of trust secures payment terms of one third cash and the balance in one and two years with two equal notes bearing six percent interest and a homestead exemption.
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Frederick County
Virginia
County House
City of
Nenae
Stephens City
Frederick
We Post Road
Canter
Cline
Geant
Als
Light
Hahn
Jeremiah
Amandaler
Chase
James P. Rear
Herbert Ss. Larr
Cato Begins Greek Study at Eighty in Final Years
The article notes Cato started studying Greek at age eighty but found the Greek philosophers intractable to his disposition and pursuits during his later years.
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Cato
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Howe OF Good Shoe Values Sample Shoe Store Company
North Main St
the Nathanson CO
League Shoe Store
East Piccadilly
Btrest
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
North Main Street
BELL
S. Main St
Funk & Son Wat
Snapp’s Foundry
Universal
Herbert Rawlinson
Rileen Percy Im
Collier’s Magazine
William Fox Picture
Dustin Farum
Polemite Valley
Fox News
Eugene Walter
Faire Binney
Pola Negri
St. John
Harry Carey
Outlaw
Jack Mulhall
Buster Keaton
C. Paregoy
Chestertown
Fairfax Hotel
Shawnee Fuel Company
Henry M. Baker
Veterinary
R. A. Craig
Veterinary Department
Purdue University
Star Office
Isaiah
Rob
WM. ‘B. Smith
Dabney CG
Sheriffs Sale
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company
F. W. Shenk
Fletcher
Associated Press
Manhattan
Am. Onderwess
Chichester
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