Normal Apple Crop Forecast For Virginia In June
June forecast from F J Schneiderhan plant pathologist at Winchester Research Laboratory indicates a normal apple crop for the United States with Virginia showing a likely sizable harvest. He notes May freeze damage caused heavy leaf injury and premature drop, but Frederick County could reach about 700000 barrels, about 70 percent of 1926’s crop, with overall US outlook better than 1927.
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F. J. Schneiderhan
Winchester Research Laboratory
United States
Ing Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Frederick County
June 1 Apple Crop Estimates Signal Larger 1927 Harvest
Estimates on June 1 indicate higher apple stocks than 1926 with an 72.2 percent reading versus 57.2 percent last year and 68.0 percent the ten year average. Projected 1927 U S production around 30 to 33 million barrels, likely supporting average prices and potential premiums for quality packs. Data tabulated by leading apple producing states follows.
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United States
Five weeks spray to begin June 18 for orchard pests
The five weeks spray should start June 18 to combat worms as cool weather delays moth emergence. Expect a continuous worm attack for weeks, so cover fruit with lead arsenate. Rain reduced effectiveness of the June 1 spray. Apple scab likely light. if no infection appears no fungicide needed unless doubt remains, then use a fungicide. Use Bordeaux mixture 4 8-100 formula with 4 pounds lead arsenate per 100 gallons. avoid lime sulfur due to burning fruit and foliage.
Children’s day exercises set for Galilee Church
Grimes Virginia reports children’s day services at Galilee on Sunday morning June 17 at 11 o clock with invitation extended to all. The note also says Ida Taylor of Grimes is in Winchester hospital and former post mistress Dean Shirley is indisposed at her White Hall home.
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Grimes
Galilee
Ida Taylor
Winchester
Dean Shirley
White Hall
Funeral for Dr. Edgar B. Smoke Held at White Hall
Acquaintances attended the funeral of Dr. Edgar B. Smoke at his White Hall home last Tuesday afternoon. The longtime country physician was remembered for his patient care and conscientious service, with many flowers and tributes showing the community’s esteem.
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Prysician
Edgar B. Smoke
White Hall
Official Vote In the Election Last Tuesday
The commissioners of election canvassed Tuesday’s municipal election results. Officials listed include Mayor races in First and Second Wards with candidates F A Shryock Dem and W E Cooper Ind and C E Garber Ind. Totals show Shryock 720 votes, Cooper 604, Garber 18, plus council results for First Ward L M Allen Dem 258 and 375 in Pet. 2.
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Commissioners of Election
John W.kater
B. F. Arthur, Jr
C. P. Kremer
H R. Homer
John A. Huntsberry
F. A. Shryock
W. E. Cooper
C. E. Garber
Shryock
Cooper
Garber
L. M. Allen
Council Races and Vote Totals From Ward Contests
Final tallies show W. A. Baker 269 850 and Percy Miller 263 2359 totals with Allen 633 Baker 609 Miller 622. In Second Ward council race candidates Harper 199 181 Nelson Page 252 269 Sale 260 247 Robinson 159 171 totals Harper 380 Page 521 Sale 497 Robinson 430.
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W. A. Baker
Percy Miller
Allen
Baker
Miller
C. H. Harper
W. Nelson Page
W. A. Sale
F. A. Robinson
Harper
Page
Sale
Robinson
Market Report: Wholesale and Local Prices From The Woe Markets
The Star lists today’s wholesale prices for local buyers and a local retail market. Prices cover flour barrel and 12 barrel, crude corn meal, bran, mixed feed, middlings, cracked corn, butter and fat, sheep, cattle, calves, lambs, and chickens with regional wholesale and retail figures.
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Star
Bee
Tiekdue Temcdiaell Tocal
Tesdrosveteny
Ieee
Lindbergh to Receive Honorary UW Degree
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh flew from Curtiss Field at 9 25 a m daylight saving time to Addison Wisconsin to receive an honorary degree from his alma mater the University of Wisconsin He was accompanied by William B Mayo a Stout All Metal Airplane Co official.
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Associated Press
Curtiss Field
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Addison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
William B. Mayo
Stout All-Metal Airplane Company
Community notes from Capon Bridge and vicinity
Capon Bridge and nearby areas report visits by Mary McKee and family, Virginia Shiner from Winchester, and Dwight Yates returning from Shepardstown College. Church events include Children’s Day at the Church of Christ and a Shaffenaker lawn strawberry festival to aid the Ladies’ Aid. Memorial services follow a June 27 cleanup, and a local doctor replacement arrives. A cow struck by lightning and a well attended lot sale are noted among updates.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Mary McKee
Marie
T. J. Funkhouser
Virginia Shiner
Winschester
Frank Shuler
Dwight Yates
Shepardstown College
F. B. Kerns
H. H. Omps
Milton Horner
eGorge Elisa
Russell
Winchester
F. H. Shuler
Church of Christ
Shaffenaker Lawn
Fatreview Church
Henry
Elk Garden
Offut
Frank Kerns
M. C. Horner
Brown Lovett
Local Notes From Armel and Nearby Communities
Mr and Mrs Edward Coleman of Strawberry Ridge Pa and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kantz of Salmsgood Pa spent several days with Rev and Mrs J W Bell They also visited the Luray Caverns and other places Miss Albin of Stephens City spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs W L Armel Dr and Mrs W K Maglaughlin and son of Altoona Pa were weekend guests of Rev and Mrs J W Bell Dr Maglaughlin is Mrs Bells brother Mr G D Gray has work in Washington with his brother in the filling station business Mrs Lewis Armel and her young daughter of Winchester are visiting LeRoy Affleck son of Mr and Mrs James Affleck who has eye trouble is improving There is much slate foot nowadays as many feet exercise by stepping on gas and the girls are seen to have round shoulders not due to heavy clothing she carries
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Altoona
J. W. Bell
Maglaughlin
Bell
G. D. Gray
Washington
Lewis Armel
Winchester
LeRoy. Affleck
James Affleck
Public sale in Winchester Virginia by attachments
By virtue of several attachments in our hands in the case of L W Smith and R M Swimley against Roy Shiner et al the undersigned will offer for sale in front of the County Court House in Winchester Virginia at 2 p m on June 28 1928 the following personal property to be sold for cash including an upholstered chair electric floor lamp en upholstered Davenport library table six common chairs kitchen table safe Red Star oil cook stove two metal wash tubs round stand extension table radio bed and more A J Wigginton Deputy Sheriff and CG Led Barr City Sergeant (8-12-101) 6-14-32
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L W. Smith
R. M. Swimley
Roy Shiner
Wea
Loase
Winchester
A. J. Wigginton
Barr
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