Norfolk and Western Schedule From Roanoke to Bristol
Train times listed effective April 30, 1922. No. 1 runs 2.45 am to Bristol with connections to Roanoke, Bluefield, Pocahontas, Welch and intermediate stations, plus Shenandoah Valley service. No. 27 departs 5.63 pm for Shenandoah and intermediate stops, with parlor car to Philadelphia. No. 2 runs 11.38 pm with Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia and New York. Reservations and info through H H Barks or W C Saunders in Roanoke.
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H. H. Barks
Cee Ee Va
W. C. Saunders
Vic
Down and Out Thinker Sparks Cowardly Idea
A troubling line of dialogue describes a man reflecting on a fall in fortune and an idea that arises from desperation. The exchange pits Blobbs against a moral warning as he contemplates actions born from distress. The fragment hints at guilt and impulsive judgment in a crisis.
Reynolds Family Returns From Florida
Berryville Virginia notes report Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds and their children Gertrude and Marshall Mc Cormick Reynolds have returned home from a winter in Florida. The notes mention Mrs. Kelley, formerly of Retreat, visiting The Sign of the Motor Car and traveling to Baltimore, where she currently resides. Major-General and damien ook.
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Marshall
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Florida
Kelley
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Local residents list ongoing travel and health updates
Mrs William vers Lewis addresses jaw injury concerns. Mrs Iles McGuire remains in New York. Several locals visit families in Petersburg and Baltimore for illness and races. Dr Henry Moore returns home after St. Luke's Hospital. Various relatives arrive or plan summer stays in Petersburg and Milwaukee.
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Thomas
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Henry Moore
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Richmond
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David Allen
Charles _Mercein
Harry H. Burks
Milwaukee
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Washington
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Use of Radio Denied to Women in Naval Broadcast
Acting Secretary Roosevelt denied the National Woman's Party request to use naval facilities for broadcasting messages at the dedication tomorrow. He said the use would violate naval orders against employing naval radio for outside purposes.
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Kern County Grand Jury Brands Klan Usurpers of Government
In Bakersfield on May 20 the Kern county grand jury issued a presentment criticizing the Ku Klux Klan for taking government functions. The report calls the group insidious and notes hate motivated claims of authority with no opportunity for defendants to defend themselves. It asserts the Klan acts politically.
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Ships of the Dry Navy Patrol Rum Lanes
Washington May 20 Ships of the prohibition navy patrol the Atlantic coast sea lanes to curb rum smuggling. Commissioner Haynes said patrols are well distributed along the eastern coastline with rum running down since the fleet’s organization. He noted a Florida coast stop and search of twenty four craft yielded no liquor.
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Measles In Adams Family Amid Schoolhouse Meetings
Gainesboro Va May 20 Mr EB W Adams' children have measles. Miss Sara Douglas and Miss Armel Lineberg are holding a series of meetings at the school house. Mrs Josiah Shade is able to be around after a severe illness.
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Fowls Are Natural Rangers Need Less Feed Than Chickens
Poultry experts say guinea fowl chicks thrive with less feed as they forage for seeds weeds bugs and greens. For 36 hours after hatching no feed is needed and early meals include bread and milk or eggs. Feed three times daily with one milk or egg/bread mix and two high feed servings. By week one they find worms and can shift to chick feed, with clabbered milk optional for variety and growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Guineas
Caring for Breeding Flock in Cold Weather
The breeding flock needs close watch to keep fowls in condition. Lice or mites can ruin fertility. Guard against frost on the male’s comb or wattles and provide nighttime shelter in cold weather. Check him nightly for fullness of crop and ensure he does not starve by feeding separately if hens hog the food.
Egg production rise linked to meat scrap in mash
USDA tests show pullets on free range without meat scrap laid 90 eggs per year versus 125 to 150 with meat scrap in the ration. Feed costs rose 2.2 cents per dozen without meat scrap. Alternatives include fish scrap milk bone meal and green bone as replacements in varying amounts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sprouted Oats Benefit Hens Through Summer
Sprouted oats keep laying hens fed during most of the summer, offering a high quality green feed when forage is limited. The method preserves egg production similarly to how silage sustains milk in the colder months.
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Bevan
67 Farms for Sale Near Winchester Virginia
Bailey Bros. Co. advertises 67 farms from 4 to 850 acres with multiple improvements. Listings include 114 acres limestone with buildings and silo priced at 10000, 40 acres with 6 room house near town for 2500, 75 acres near town for 3500, and smaller homes from 650 to 800. Also timber tracts, mills, store properties, city lots, and several houses for immediate possession.
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Must Produce Feeder Hogs In South For Corn Belt Supply
The USDA will study producing feeder hogs in the South to supply the corn belt with 100 pound hogs for lard and bacon. Experiment stations in Mississippi near Ava McNeill will assist, testing growing and marketing strategies. Similar trials will follow in the Northwest and Southwest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Miss
New Orleans
Mississippi Experiment Station
South
Northwest
Hay For Sale Baled Hay Wanted By Woodstock Va. Firm
Baled hay needed in quantity twenty carloads. delivery required before June 1. Freight lines W M Cumberland Valley or Baltimore and Ohio. Farmers with hay for sale should write S G Runkle and Co Woodstock Va state tons and kind. 157 S G RUNKLE COMPANY Woodstock Va.
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S. G. Runkle and Co
Woodstock
Increased Egg Grade Would Raise Producer Profits
If market eggs were graded and quality maintained on the way to market, value would rise by at least five cents a dozen. The increase would put a large sum in producers pockets and greatly boost shipper reputation in national markets.
For Sale Rare Limestone Farm Homes and Orchard
For sale listing offers 38 acres with a dwelling and small barn plus 150 fruit trees and a 10 acre commercial orchard with good water. Also available 4g limestone farm acres with an eight room dwelling and oil outbuildings. Prices shown include $13 000 for the main parcel and $2 500 for a five room dwelling and $1 200 for a separate option. Interested buyers or sellers should write, phone or call.
Winchester Fair Play Store Stockholders Meeting Notice
GOOD & COMPANY announces its annual meeting for stockholders at Royal Arcanum Hall on Monday May 29 at 8 p m. The secretary treasurer J Snapp provides official notice of the session and its agenda.
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Winchester Fair Play
Royal Arcanum Hall
BE. J. Snapp
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