Barley In Shock Amid Dry Weather Early Harvest Expected
The small grain crops ripen one to two weeks earlier due to dry weather through April and May. Barley is now in the shock and wheat harvesting may start within ten to fourteen days.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
8
The small grain crops ripen one to two weeks earlier due to dry weather through April and May. Barley is now in the shock and wheat harvesting may start within ten to fourteen days.
Linden A. Pingley files suit in Frederick County Circuit Court seeking a divorce from Virginia M. Pingley on desertion grounds. The paper lists Mrs. Pingley’s address as No. 72 East Johnson Street, Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Me pee evaretekee day were well a Mr. John R. Cooper returned home from Shenandoah College on June first. Misses Hester and Pauline Glynn and Mr. Tom Fiegal visited their cousins Misses Mary and Martha Richard Sunday evening. They attended memorial services at St Johns and visited relatives in Davis West Virginia. Mrs. Glynn and Mrs. Rosenberger attended the Associated Country Women of the World conference in Washington DC June 1 2 and met ladies from other states. They joined a White House garden party reception with the President and farm women, and the President’s speech impressed them. They plan to report at the regular meeting.
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The Barbara Bell Pattern Book featuring Spring Designs is available for fifteen cents. Pattern No. 1852 A shows a dress for tiny tots with a square neckline and puff sleeves in dotted Swiss or gingham. No. 1852 B offers sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. size 4 uses 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch material.
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