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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
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A Virginia note stresses honest labeling and standardized packing to protect apple trade. Growers should improve growing practices, spraying and thinning, and consider fertilizing cycles to ensure high quality fruit and reliable barrel contents.
A poetic meditation on alcohol craving and prohibition era restraint. The piece traces the arc from bootleg binges and wild homebrew to eventual abstinence, promising a morning when the Demon Rum is refused and old urges fade.
George F. Shrady argues roads fail due to shallow excavations and tar bindings, costing roughly 12 000 per mile, and urges heavier foundations with stone. he notes trucks cause most damage and suggests higher taxes by weight rather than horsepower.
The Star prints a heartfelt thanks from family and friends for kindness and support during the illness and death of Turner Ashby Sprought. He died at Memorial Hospital on Friday February 18 after paralysis since July, passing peacefully after suffering.
At the hospital and throughout his long illness the family thanks D B Lambert and friends for care day and night. They thank the hospital faculty undertaker Funk and Son for service and the cemetery attendants for the grave flowers and honors.
In Washington yesterday Justice Stafford disapproved a substitute proposal by Smith and Company and Armour and Company to sell their stocked interests. The court granted 30 days for testimony on value, then trustees may be appointed to take over the stock if the firms do not sell at the court fixed price.
Harrisburg Pa March 3 The Pennsylvania Railroad express from Pittsburgh to New York collided with a freight train at Bailey's station west of Harrisburg killing the engineer and fireman and injuring three passengers.
President Wilson signed the 10.5 million diplomatic and consular appropriation bill and Congress sent to the White House the 38 million agricultural bill. Only three regular appropriations remain: sundry civil and those for the army and navy. The president’s desk is clear of supply bills until the agricultural measure arrives.
Private sale of an eight room house on eighteen acres limestone land near a state highway and railroad station. Includes large stable outbuildings, good lawn, shade trees, fruit, cistern well and running stream. Immediate possession and terms offered by Bauserman in C.
A conference in New York City between railroad executives and workers' representatives considered a wage plan for more than four unskilled laborers employed by New York Central Railroad. The Tuesday meeting aimed to reach an agreement on pay scales for this labor group.
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