Cowpeas Recommended For Kansas Alfalfa Areas
In Kansas cowpeas are recommended as a soil improving crop and a silage option when grown with corn or sorghum. Ralph Kenney notes cowpeas adapt to many soils and perform best on open well drained lands though they can grow on poorer beds with good moisture. Seed yields average six to ten bushels with prices near five dollars a bushel.
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Kansas Station
Kansas
Ralph Kenney
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kenney
Soil Improvement Through Legumes and Grains for Hogs
The soil shows material improvement after growing legumes for hogs and feeding extra grains to the animals, enhancing soil fertility and productivity.
Plant Corn Right Seedbed and Planter Tips
A Missouri Station note emphasizes careful seed selection and seedbed prep for a good corn crop. It warns against mixing kernels of different sizes and recommends testing planter plates by dropping kernels in planter boxes to ensure even drops. Discard nubs, butts, and tips. use a corn grader for better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Station
Star Want Ads Offer Quick Local Results
Readable classified items promise fast responses for buyers and sellers. Small businesses and residents find services, jobs, and goods listed with clear contact options and brief details in the local marketplace.
Resinol Mentioned as Skin Treatment in Medical Ads
The text cites physicians prescribing Resinol for itching burning and skin eruptions. It notes Resinol has been described as a regular prescription with brilliant results and marvelous outcomes in tough eczema cases. It states Resinol is sold to two druggists.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick County Virginia
Trustee of deed of trust dated January 21, 1911 will publicly sell land in Frederick County Virginia at 11 a.m. on Monday June 5 1916 in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia. The 23 acre parcel east of Kernstown with improvements, previously conveyed by William H Galliday to C M Fleher, with terms: half cash day of sale and balance in one year by purchaser bonds at six percent.
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C. M. Fletcher
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Kernstown
William H. Galliday
C. M. Fleher
Deec
Trusn
Harry R. Kern
Pansey Wright
Shepherd Strother
Nicholas Stroth
Frederick
Kinzel
Hiett
Pendleton
State Corporation Commission
I. Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Peniel Lee R. Grim
John J. Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federick
Middletown
W. E. Coffman
Middletown State Bank, Inc
State of
Stephens City
Russell A. Shryock
Peoples Bank, Inc
George A. Samsell
N. J
C. E. Edmondson
Minnie Edmondson
Sanford R. Edmondson
Sanford T» Edmondson
Vas
Strother Farm Sale Action Under Virginia Chancery Decree
Special commissioners announce public auction of the Strother farm in Frederick County near Winchester Virginia. The property includes a limestone house a frame bank barn 12 acres of bearing apple and 10 acres of bearing peach orchards. Earnest notes cover a rental of 500.06 until March 1 1917 with terms of sale one third cash and two thirds on bonds dated at sale. Auctioneer Rav Dvall and clerk Phil H Gold oversee proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbelane Valley
Valley Dentists Elect Officers
Dentists from all sections of the state attended the fifth semi annual convention of the Shenandoah Valley Dental Association in Lexington. Officers elected: President Dr O Van Dusen Front Royal. first vice president Dr F A Lesley Staunton. second vice president Dr W H Wunder Woodstock. corresponding secretary Dr C E Nicholas Harrisonburg. treasurer Dr F W McCluer Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Dental Association
Lexington
Front Royal
O. van Dusen
F. A. Lesley
Staunton
W.H. Wunder
Woodstock
C. E. Nicholas
Harrisonburg
F. W. McCluer
Memorial Day Observance Set for May 27 at Strasburg
Stover Camp Confederate Veterans with Stover Camp Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy and the Sons of Veterans plan the annual memorial day exercises in Strasburg Virginia on Saturday May 27 near National Decoration Day May 30. Preparations are under way for a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Stover
Confederate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Veterans
Torrytown social notes from Virginia visits and family
May events list in Torrytown Virginia includes Mr and Mrs John Randall visiting relatives with Mrs David Hott, and numerous neighbors visiting, staying with Goff Clark family and Margie Weidman. Several trips to Winchester and Edenton noted among Crim, Busey, Morgan, Langcrest, and Schmigg families.
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Torrytown
John Randall
David Hott
John Kiger
Goff Clark
Lulu Morgan
Trula
Katharine Morgan
Winchester
Vernie Schmigg
Harry Crim
Dayton
Lou Crim
Zeph Morgan
William Morgan
Edenton
N. C
Unclear Financial Figures From Damaged Record
OCR fragment shows scattered numbers including 100000.00 4004 00 2 564 to Series 995799 32 3478 45 without readable context. No identifiable names dates or events present.
Middletown High School to Exhibit Student Work
The manual training and household arts departments of Middletown Agricultural High School will hold an exhibition at the High School building on Wednesday May 24 from 9 a m to 11 p m. The display is described as one of the best and most complete ever by the students and the public is invited to attend.
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Middletown Agricultural High School
Paul Taylor Improves After Hospital Surgery
Paul Taylor son of W B Taylor, a well known local insurance agent, underwent surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital last week and is reported today to be much improved with recovery expected in a short time.
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Paul Taylor
W. B. Taylor
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Annie Grim
C.R. Grubbs
Suszw Sotrickler & Wagner
New Junk Shop
Baker St
J. ST. Fisher Warehouse
H. Schindle
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
S. A. Jordan
Brunswick
Baltimore & Ohio Free Labor Bureau
Camden St
Baltimore
Capon Springs
Alikuiine
E. Ss. Fletcher
W. Va
Salem Rolls
Monarch Bolter
W. E. Powell
Berryville
John Bear
X. L
F. W. Magruder
Bell
N. Main St
Romney
I. H. Giffin
Capon Bridge
Brill & Bitter
Peso Net Ag
Strother Farm
R. Gra Williams
Ue .Circuit Court
R. Gray Williams
Phil. H. Gold
Rav P Dvall
Valley Dentists
Ily
Hopewell
Agnes Busey
Elizabeth Lege
Pearl Stottler
Jane Evans
Clara Shipley
Martinsburg
Margie Weidman
Millie Langcrest
Sallie Weizgiel
Derward Busey
Katharine
Henry Busey
Lena Crim
Georgia
Busey
U. S
Banking House
Ferrera! Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
U.S
U. Aone
Pathe
Laabilatios
lCapital Stock Paidim
Su. Pius Fund
H. D. Fuller
H. D. Fucier
Ceshier
J. M. Steck
C. R. McCann
R. Grim
N. P
Shenandoah Valley Nat.Bank
Federal Reserve
Total
United States
Wm. G. Hardy
Dpe
John W. Rice
R. Gray
Williams
Stewart Bell
Elsie M.maphis
Union Bank, of
Jno
Thwaite
Geo. W. Kurtz
H. S. Lupton
State of Virginia
Lee R. Grim
Wim. H. Reed
Herbert S. Larrick
A. ¢. Slovaker
Fred 8
Boyd
Robt. Worsley N
E. O. Larrick
M. H. Rhodes
E.R. Sperry
Wy E Coffman
C. i"Manuel
Star
Star Office
Te Star
Montgomery
the Peoples’ Bank, Inc
J. A. Adams
Johyn
A. Henkie
Jas. P. Reardon
Circuit Court of
Couric
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