Winchester Chancery notice on Amanda Cook case action
Court orders commissioners to assess real estate liens taxes and shares for Virginia Chase and children in Amanda Cook v Chase et al. A publication notice invites all interested parties to appear June 12 1922 at M M Lynch office Rouss Avenue Winchester Va to present evidence and vouchers for the case Master Commissioner in Chancery A J Tave.
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Winchester
Issioner
M. M. Lynch
Rouss Avenue
Winter
Wilson Fund Subscribers List Totals 868.50
The Wilson Fund lists subscribers from prior issues totaling 868 dollars and 50 cents. Names include Barr, E H Ander, L E Armel, Aulick, Baker, Bal, J E Baker, J E, and Mrs. J E, plus families and local institutions such as Fort Loudoun Seminary and Winchester High School. Chairman B. M. Roszel signs off.
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E. H. Ander
L. E. Armel Co
EB. Aulick
Gibson Baker
J. E. Bal
J. E. Baker
Lee
William Barr Lewis N. Barton
Robert Bell
H. L. Bowers
John Boxwell
Brawner
Seal Howard Cather
D. B. Conrad
E. H. Diffender
Michael Doran
Patrick Dunn
Winchester sale to offer land and woodland tract
By decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court the Wm G Hardy administrator will publicly auction four parcels on May 27 1922 in Winchester Virginia. The listings include three West Water street lots with residences and an adjoining woodland tract of 41 1 2 acres in Indian Hollow. Terms: one third cash, balance in two yearly installments with bonds on the note and a deed of trust.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Wm. G. Hardy
Charles Hardy
William H. Hardy
County Court House
Winchester
West Water Street
Said Street
Wolfe Street
Indian Hollow
Henry W. McVicar
Richmond guest Miss Lacy Eldridge speaks at First Christian
Miss Lacy Eldridge of Richmond arrived Saturday and addressed a church setting at the First Christian Church last night as a guest of Mrs. Boyd R. Bi.
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Lacy Eldridge
Richmond
First Christian Church
Boyd R. Bi
Specialists Meet to Block Isle of Wight Bee Disease
A U S Department of Agriculture meeting urged preventing queen bee imports from all countries except Canada to avert Isle of Wight disease. Attendees from several states and Canada pushed strong import controls and cooperation, warning of severe harm to beekeeping and horticulture if the disease arrives.
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Canada
United States Department of ‘Agee
Europe
Isle of Wight
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
States
United States
Dominion of Canada
Continent
Solving Profitable Alfalfa for Farmers in Nevada
Government study urges farmers near Newlands project to feed alfalfa to dairy cattle and other livestock instead of shipping hay. Current prices $9 to $9.50 a ton FOB. net to farmer about $5 to $6, which may not cover costs. Livestock feeding can raise income, conserve soil fertility, and reduce freight costs.
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Spoi
Office of Western Irrigation Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Newlands
Nevada
Salt for livestock access in dairy operations
The USDA states that dairy cows need at least an ounce of salt daily but should not be forced to consume more than they want. It is recommended to place salt in yard boxes so cattle can lick it whenever desired.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Joseph Roe Stays With Family in Washington Ties
Joseph Roe of Washington spent the weekend at the home of his mother here, visiting relatives and easing back into hometown life.
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Mr. Joseph, Roe
Washington
Hig Mother
Benefits in Growing Seeds by Cornell Expert
Professor Paul Work of Cornell notes advantages of seed cultivation. Growers can know their own seed quality and profit from surplus sales but require plant expertise, labor, and care. He says most seeds come from seedsmen who invest heavily to improve quality while some neglect it to sell cheaper seed.
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Paul Work
Cornell
First Cultivation of Corn
Early cultivation of corn is advised as soon as plants emerge. If rain is light or absent, delay until after a rain. Cultivate to loosen soil but avoid covering or injuring the young plants. Deep tillage is possible before brace roots form.
Firm Seedbed Needed for Quick Grass Germination
A firm seedbed is necessary to hasten germination of grass seed. After disking and harrowing the field should be dragged or rolled to smooth and compact the surface, which may crust or bake if left uneven before germination.
Prepare Soil for Alfalfa in Dry, Fertile Bed
Study notes advise alfalfa needs a dry well-drained home and limestone to aid preparation. Inoculating soil gives roots a strong start and proper nitrogen fertility promotes vigor.
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Middletown, Va
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