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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
5
Virginia readers are advised to boost poultry income by strict egg quality practices. The guide emphasizes clean housing, proper feed, water, nesting, and egg handling to ensure fresh, high quality eggs and adherence to state egg laws.
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The Agriculture Department reports the June 1 apple crop condition above the 1934-39 average in eastern and central states and equal to the west, but generally below last year. New Jersey shows heavy young fruit hinting at smaller crops. Projections vary by state with Wisconsin Minnesota Delaware Virginia Kentucky Tennessee satisfactory, Iowa Missouri Kansas West Virginia lighter, North Carolina and Arkansas above average.
Miss Freda Ella Barrett, 61, of 623 West Virginia Avenue Martinsburg, widow of the late Robert Barrett, died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Born in Frederick County Virginia she lived in Martinsburg 17 years and worked at Dunn Woolen Mill. Survived by two sisters and a nephew funeral Friday at 2 30 from her home with Rev J R Collis officiating burial in Rosedale Cemetery.
About 7,000 Virginia textile workers will see higher weekly pay as the Wage Order set by the U S Labor Department raises the industry minimum to 37 1 2 cents an hour, effective June 30. Census figures show 12,676 Virginia textile employees, with 54.9 percent earning below the new rate.
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