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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
2
Cook A J Tavener Commissioner in Chancery issues an official court notice in Winchester. Attorney iy deynch listed. 13 4w
The Star compiles daily corrected market figures including corn at 3.25, flour middlings at 2.96, and creamery butter around 0.30 to 0.35. Also listed are prices for straw, hay baled, spring chickens, and various farm goods with regional wholesale figures and Baltimore market notes.
A fragment states a person feels rejected and rejects a marriage proposal as the best man, with unclear context. The text resembles a shorthand note about social expectations and relationships without full details or names.
The USDA urges farmers to install proper sewerage, arguing country systems cost less and boost farm health. It outlines plan steps, tank placement, 300 foot water protection, dry porous soil disposal, and avoiding makeshift methods. Officials offer free guidance through county agents and extension services.
United States Department of Agriculture reports laboratory tests on sterile spikelets in oats. Results show sterility varies by variety and season, not by halo blight, with excess moisture around head development likely causing the issue. Bulletins available from the Superintendent of Public Documents for 10 cents.
The article highlights alfalfa as a major money crop offering increased livestock capacity, reduced feeding costs, and improved soil. It notes yields of three to five tons per acre from a good stand and states high net profits per acre given current hay prices.
The Department of Agriculture states it costs 1.82 dollars to keep a rat for a year. Even removing the dollar shows the rat remains an expensive luxury with 82 cents enough to pay interest on money saved in rat-proof cribs and bins.
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