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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
7
Mr William Luke recently returned from Fishburn Military Academy and will supervise athletics in Hendersonville North Carolina for the summer with help from a fellow Fishburn student.
Camp Sapphire, a summer program for University of North Carolina students at Chapel Hill Charles Town West Virginia, aims to provide academic and leadership activities for attendees.
Idaho workers in horticulture agriculture and chemistry report experimental results in Kootenai county showing arsenical sprays can control the apple leaf roller. Two timely sprays are needed with high strength to save foliage and fruit, with lime sulfur reducing effectiveness and requiring separate lead arsenate spray at calyx time.
Reports from Luray Virginia describe the angou mois moth renewing damage to wheat in the Shenandoah Valley. Farmers are advised to use carbon bisulphide though no complete remedy exists. moths have damaged shocks barns and granaries, with efforts ongoing to control the pest. Also included is a 1923 notice from Frederick County Circuit Court appointing a master commissioner to report on Isaac Whitacre estate matters with a July 9 1923 appearance date for interested parties in Winchester.
A marriage license was issued to Charles R. Miller of Jerome Shenandoah County Virginia and Miss Ethel Barbe of Purgittsville Hardy County West Virginia at the Corporation Clerk's office. The groom, a 44 year old widower, is a farmer and son of Charles J. Miller of Hardy County. The bride is the daughter of William H. Barbe of Hardy County.
Hot weather and rising living costs drive some workers to return to South Carolina from the North. Officials say relatives back home sent money to bring relatives back after finds northward trips unprofitable.
The article posits that reworking burned waste paper could save 800000 acres of forest land and create a paper worth $50 yearly to the News, estimating a $50,000,000 potential value from improved recycling and conservation efforts.
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