Additional Lime Kilns Erected In Oranda Virginia
The Palmer Lime and Cement Company adds two improved lime kilns. The International Cooperage Company completes a large barrel factory at the Palmer plant. Guests from Charles Town include Hesekiah and Charles Sager and Miss Mamie Good. Local family visits and ill child reported. M M Orndorff planted ten thousand apple root grafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Palmer Lime and Cement Company
International Cooperage
Messrs
Hesekiah
Charles Sager
Mamie—Good
Charles Town
W Va
J. W. Good
Mr. Philpott
Clarence Foltz
Long Meadows
John W. Foltz
M. M. Orndorff
W. C. T. U. Meeting Scheduled at Handley Library
The W. C. T. U. holds a meeting in Handley Library on Thursday afternoon May 10 at 3 o clock. Luechee is described as artistically colored. Some species of leeches from the South seas are beautifully colored.
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Handley Library
South Seas
Local Wholesale and Baltimore Market Price Snap
Daily wholesale price quotes show wheat corn and flour at local markets, with butter, eggs, poultry, hay and feedstuffs listed. Baltimore wholesale closing prices include wheat corn turkeys young chickens butter fat and beef by cut. figures vary by grade and size.
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Star
Loreal
W.s.secees
Baltinore
Riteels
Keatrsibes
HOWE
Fruit Spraying Timely Prep Key To Successful Orchards
Extension horticulture urges plan ahead with spray calendars and supplies. Field surveys show timing before pest attack and proper equipment upkeep prevent failures. A 35 acre average for medium apple orchards guides spray schedules and five day completion per application.
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Department of Horticultural
Extension Service
Blacksburg
State Horticultural Society
Horticultural Society
Plant protection supplies scarce this season warn growers
The article notes that lime sulfur solution and nicotine sulphate are needed soon to control scale and aphids, with lead arsenate also in short supply. It warns scarce stock may hamper pest control and credits early purchases by growers as prudent management.
Buried With Hen In Woodstock Deathbed Request
A Woodstock woman wished to be buried with her pet hen. The hen survived repeated chloroform attempts and formaldehyde, then died by beheading as requested, with the hen finally laid to rest.
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the Pathfinder
Woodstock
Ahen
Too Much For The Local Nine In Close Win
The Hagerstown Globe reports Lew Kline allowed five scattered hits as Winchester defeated Cumberland league champions 3 to 2. The locals fielded perfectly and earned seven timely hits in a near evenly balanced game with no standout hitter.
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Hagerstown Globe
Lew Kline
Winchester
Jack Hurley
Cumberland
Local dogs kill sheep in Bloom district
Local notes report that on Sunday night dogs raided a flock owned by G. W. Halver in Bloom Va and killed six ewes and thirty two lambs. The dogs were not killed and their identity is unknown. Other items note visits by Mrs. Sarah Frye and Mr and Mrs J I White to Mr and Mrs Carson Allamons and a Sunday afternoon visit by Mrs J J Crobill and Miss Carele Cave.
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Bloom
G. W. Halver
Sarah Frye
J. I. Whte
Carson Allamons
J. J. Crobill
Carele Cave
Visit to Mrs Miller Noted. Sunday School May 25
Miss Cornelia White visited Mrs Ivene Miller Sunday. The district Sunday school convention will meet at St John’s church on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Miller
Cornelia White
Ivene Miller
St. John's Church
Detroit Auto Industry Booms With 205000 Workers
Detroit's automotive sector drives growth as about 205000 of the city's roughly 320000 industrial workers are employed in auto plants or closely allied factories. In 1914 half of Detroit's industrial jobs were in autos, while today autos and related output account for about two thirds of employment.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Detroit Board of Commerce
Michigan
Board of Commerce
Pullman Discards Paper Car Wheels
The Pullman News reports the paper cored wheel used on passenger cars was phased out, replaced by steel wheels after 25 years. The public misjudged heat expansion concerns, as the real benefit was sound dampening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
America
Pullman News
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office
Week ending May 5 1923 list includes Mrs Mary E Affleck David Grubbs Mr and Mrs Lee Hottle Mrs Henry Hall Charles Do Leaf Mrs Albert Meyer Theo Riley Mrs J R Rhodes Miss Anna B Parkins postmaster J WM Libert indicates one cent per letter due for collection
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Winchester
Mary E. Affleck
David Grubbs
Lee Hottle
Henry Hall
Charles Do. Leaf
Albert Meyer
Theo. Riley
J. R. Rhodes
Anna B. Parkins
J. WM. Libert
Anderson Paid Judgment and Was Released in Milk Case
Morgan Anderson the milk dealer was arrested yesterday morning charged with secreting property the city sergeant had levied on a judgment. He paid $142.15 late yesterday afternoon to secure release and was freed from custody. He had hidden an auto delivery milk wagon and faced grand jury action before paying the execution costs and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Anderson
Actio
Grand Jury
Corporation Court
Anderson
Sergeant Forney
Mind and body tied by a sane balance
The text argues that mind exerts strong control over the body while warning against extreme idealism. It stresses a balanced view of body and mind, noting the body should be governed by the mind, with a clear emphasis on reasoned harmony.
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Mons Sana
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F. M. Reynolds
South Braddock Street
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ATTIC
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White Star
WHITE
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Broadway
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Eee Valley National
Betes
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
Kelly-Springfield
Kelly
Elly Springfield
Footer
W. C. Plundere CO. Agency
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Fordson Tractors
Chapman Auto Sales
Woodstock Times
Anderson Pays
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