Oiled wraps shown to greatly preserve apples in storage
Yakima experts report striking results from U S Department of Agriculture tests at Winthrop Orchards Gleed showing oiled pie wraps keep apples from scalding in warm storage while common wraps cause extensive scalding. Romes and other varieties performed better with oiled wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
United Ites Department of Agriculture
Winthrop Orchards Company
Gleed
R. R. Pailthorp
Spokane
R. D. Fisher
Wenatchee
Bureau of Plant Industry
Romes
News Notes of Boyce Section Highlights Local Visits
In Boyce Virginia on May 2 notes record John Yowell and Roger Strode attending Harrisonburg court. Visitors include Hugh Williams of Lynchburg to Rev J B Williams and wife. Several residents report illnesses and family gatherings at Winchester and Hagerstown with a community event featuring a parish hall play. Missing fragments reference burn injuries and hospital care, plus local social visits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
John Yowell
Roger Strode
Harrisonburg
Hugh Williams
Lynchburg
J. B. Wiliams
Annie. Lewis
Winchster
M.S. Strode
Clay Carr
Petty
Clyde Levi
P. A. Colston
Williams Marion Ray
Elsie Levi
Woman's Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Winchester
Littl
James Cooper
Gas Milton
Hagerstown
Annie Page Thomopson
Pepp
Randal
Memorial Hospital
Theresa Humston
Mrs Theodora Cox Leads Delegation To Frederickshire Auxiliary
Junior Auxiliary delegates to the convention in Frederickshire are named. Mies Theodora Cox assistant principal of the High School accompanied senior and third year classes to Winchester to see Julius Caesar. Mr and Mrs S K Anderge and children visited with Mr and Mrs R E Reid. George L Jones Jr returns from Marion Alabama after attending a military college session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Auxiliary
Frederickshire
Mies Theodora Cox
Winchester
Julius Caesar
S. K. Anderge
Airs
R. E. Reid
Louis Dich
Charles Town
George L. Jones Jr
Marion
Ala
In Love With Work: Clarke County Farmer Vision
A Clarke county farmer, George Kercheval, is praised for his pride in farming and enthusiasm. The piece urges others to embrace their work, visit farms to witness progress, and pursue better conditions rather than discourage.
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Clifton-Korge Va
Virginia
George Kercheval
Clarke County
Mgr
Kercheval
Clarke,Courier
KereHeval
Farmer's creed: endure adversity to nature and country
A Clarke County reader extols rural life and hard work, urging resilience during hard years. He cites farming ethos, the value of health, and belief that agricultural conditions will improve in 1923, urging perseverance and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Nieds
City Council Receives Repairs and Signals Reported
Council notes sewer committee progress and bills for city improvements. A new rail signal goes into operation at Cork street crossing after two years. Traffic rules curb late dances with a license tax set at two to seven fifty dollars. Unauthorized motion and shrubbery plans also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewer Committee
Astley
Grimm
EF. L. Harris
Harris
Cooper
Page
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cork Street
Market Street
Empire Theater
City Hall
McVicar
Amazing Facts Revealed By Harding
W. L. Harding, a C. and O. Railroad conductor from Clifton Forge Virginia, credits Tanlac with curing his flu related ailments and restoring his weight and health after functional derangements. He urges others to try Tanlac, noting it has sold millions of bottles and is carried by good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Harding
Keswick St
Clifton Forgs
Tanlae
Public dance ordinance and jitney license actions recorded
The council passed a public dance ordinance with penalties of five to twenty five dollars. An old livery stable license tax was amended to two dollars per horse head kept and one dollar where horses are fed but not kept for hire. Jitney licenses were granted to several lines and drivers. An ordinance ratified Strickler and Wagner for a 3,000,000 gallon water storage reservoir at twenty thousand fifty five dollars. A move to replace an old garbage truck was discussed and adjournment followed with all members present except two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Criher
Walter Johnson
Clinton Catlett
K. S.ware
J. Mack Noonan
Harry Farmer
Garnett Affleck
Clarence Carper
Katharine Thompson
Cer
Harrison Burts
Strickler and
Wagner
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Sample Shoe Store Co
North Main Street
Virginia Chemical Co
Stephens City
Frank M. Weadon & Son
East Water Street
Federal System of Bakeries
Bertha von Hillern
Winchester Milling Corporation
Rolls and Rusks
Atlantic and Pacific Tea
H. E. Waterbury
Strand Theatre
Marguerite de la Motte
Tully Marshal
Chuck
Millonaire de Puyster’s Search
Ike Harper
Chuck's Wild Tale
Comic Ad
Apt
William Desmond
House Peters
Claire Winsor
Tek
Nature
Siridc
TED
AL Lichtman Corporerati
Strand
Council Provides
Jolliffe
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Roy Smithing
Aoa
Roy No
Quemahoning Valley
Viel m
South Main St
Wright & Keffer
Jessie Hillyard
Harding
Tanlac
Clifton Forge
Tae
Goodet
Cilbert Bros & Co
Baltimore
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