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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
7
The Knee and Omps firm is dissolved and claimants must settle within 30 days. The business will be continued by Knee and Long at New York address 6 3 1 i. Several cold storage plants are built owned and operated by growers and buyers can purchase fruits and vegetables directly from producers in carloads for cash.
Just arrived. We invite your inspection at The Mexican Shop located at 180 S. Market St. in the downtown area. The notice promotes viewing the new arrivals and shopping availability.
Seth J. T. Bush former Western New York Horticultural Society president and NYS Federation of Agriculture secretary urged practical regulation of cold storage at a Rochester public meeting. He argued cold storage keeps prices stable and prevents feast or famine, warning against restrictive laws on storage beyond 30 days.
The Amations Railway Express Company office announces free transport for all flood relief contributions to Pueblo Colorado. Donations should be sent to the mayor, the Red Cross, or any relief organization, or to the mayor or Red Cross for delivery to individuals amid disrupted utilities.
The body of P Taylor Spence a longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor died in Redlands Colorado is due in Winchester tomorrow at 12 20 pm. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 3 pm in Mount Hebron Cemetery Chapel by Rev F M Richardson with interment in the family lot. The remains are being transported by his widow Emma Spence and daughter Virginia G Spence. He was a brother of the family.
Maryland farm 60 acres facing the pike 13 miles to District Line adjoins large peach farm 20 acres in salalite timber lovely building site small tenant house in rear price 8000 owner ill and aged contact Pete EB Gilliss Rockville Md
The article urges tree owners to accept and seek proper tree repair work, warning about dishonest or ignorant surgeons. It notes few states regulate this trade, invites USDA guidance, and stresses prompt, clean, and sterilized methods to prevent disease. It also offers basic training tips for amateurs inclined to perform simple tree surgery.
Mrs John Murnan of North Kent Street, a native of Frederick County, is noted in the obituary fragment.
The senior class presents You'd Be Surprised at 8 p m tonight at the Empire Theater in Winchester. Tickets required due to high demand for finals seating. Unfilled seats after 8 30 p m may be taken by non ticket holders. similar rule applies Thursday for graduation exercises.
Mr and Mrs Walter T Bennett depart this afternoon to Harpers Ferry West Virginia to join friends from Baltimore for a several week tour to San Francisco and other Pacific coast points. Mr Bennett is manager of the Marginia Strawboard Company.
P. D. Q. introduces a new IS ical named Pesky Devils Qui that kills bed bugs roaches ants fleas and their eggs. It is not a powder and uses a patent spout in a one quart package to apply in cracks and crevices. The product is available from druggists.
United States Department of Agriculture notes the woodpecker as a key natural enemy of the spotted borer. Bulletin No discusses control methods, including spraying orchards with arsenicals for codling moth and other pests, and removing borers by paring bark to expose burrows.
A method for protecting young fruit trees from bark damage is described. By binding a piece of old broken trace with wire to the trace and whiffletree, the end of the whiffletree no longer gouges the tender bark when the team swerves, saving the trunks.
Advise applying manure to orchard as soon as time and weather allow then plow after soil dries. If a cover crop is present it uses soil moisture and speeds drying. Monitor crop to avoid overgrowth or excessive drying before plowing. Harrow within a day or two after plowing and rework rows at least every two weeks during the season.
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