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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
5
The June Virginia crop report notes a statewide crop upswing with wheat at 93 percent, oats 92 percent, and pastures 94 percent of normal. Apple and peach yields are down from last year, but blackberries are promising. total apple production is about 8.06 million bushels and peaches around 700 thousand.
Trustee M. M. Lynch to auction a 25 acre Frederick County property near Mt Williams in Winchester Virginia. Sale set for July 1 1922 at 12 noon in front of the county courthouse. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and building insurance policy.
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The senior class at an area high school staged a homegrown operetta titled Bells of Beaujo with local youth in key roles. Mary Rosenberger and Adrian Mason led strong performances as the production, music directed by Duffey, with costumes by Miss Ganndy and dances by Miss Aulick.
The London Times advertises for a cook described by a clergyman as needed to combine humor with the spirit of Gatntiang. The cited Galatians verse is quoted about the fruit of the spirit, listing love peace long suffering gentleness and goodness.
A roadside ad lists 150 000 cabbage tomato and sweet potatoes offered at 35c per 100 and 3.00 per 1000. Contact B. Smalts at Bell Phone 373 W or visit 440 National Avenue.
The wild horse in a free state can reach thirty five to forty years, while a domestic horse generally ages to about twenty five years. The comparison highlights longevity differences influenced by environment and care across horse populations.
Harrisonburg defeats Winchester 8 to 5 in ten innings at the Equity Grounds. Lefty Moneymaker pitched 13 strikeouts for Harrisonburg as Pope Rupert and Calison made key plays. Coffman and Rufus Heatwole delivered decisive runs in the tenth to seal the visitors' victory.
A Republican committee reports unseating Judge Harrison and awarding the seat to Senator Paul. The House is expected to adopt the action within a week or ten days. Harrison’s friends denounce the move as partisan and based on a technicality, urging scrutiny of Republican tactics.
The graduating exercises of Winchester High School will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Empire Theater. Admission is by ticket only. Rev Dr Paul Leinbach of Philadelphia will deliver the address to the graduates. The program of the evening will be published by The Star tomorrow.
Harry Wigginton of Shryock's truck garden was thrown from a horse a few days ago and sustained a fracture to his left shoulder.
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