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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
3
On October 8 1920 the court ordered a hearing on November 23 1920 at Harrisonburg at 10 am. The Clerk must mail copies of the petition and order to all known creditors. The notice appears in The Evening Star Winchester. Judge Henry C McJowell signed the order dated October 13 1920.
Pursuant to a deed of trust dated January 9 1919 and recorded in Frederick county Virginia a 124 acre farm with dwelling stables meadow and orchard is offered for sale at public auction in front of the courthouse Winchester Virginia on Saturday December 11 1920 at 11 oclock a m The property lies about 2 12 miles south of DeHaven and is conveyed to Harry H Willis by Elma ORoke The deed of trust requires a third cash payment day of sale with the balance in two equal annual installments secured by the deed of trust and fire insurance Joseph B Newlin trustee 14 Rouss Ave Winchester Va 11-6-4w
A large congregation at Meade Memorial Church in White Post heard Bishop Brown confirm eighteen candidates on Sunday afternoon. Seven men were among the attendees. Community League banquet attendees from Berryville included Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Palmer and relatives. Anna Ford of Winchester visited local friends. Ken neth Rice and Richard Hatcher of Winchester picked apples and delivered them to Stephens City.
Fragmentary text discusses the solitary side of nature and the need for reflection amid daily business, noting internal rest and barriers to focus. The passage emphasizes quiet contemplation over external haste and distraction.
The use of lime to improve agricultural soils is rising. Ground limestone and burnt lime are recommended with rates from one half to two tons per acre depending on soil and rotations. Methods include grinding on farms, burning lime in small kilns or piles, and using oyster shells. Community crushers and portable pulverizers offer versatile options to reduce costs and freight.
Kansas developed Karred wheat from the Cri mean hard red winter variety and with U S Department of Agriculture support. About 500000 acres are planted this year with 15000 to 20000 acres certified by Kansas Agricultural College for seed quality. The hard red winter wheat yields 3 to 5 bushels more per acre due to winter hardiness rust resistance and earlier ripening.
The entry lists butter, creamery products, poultry including hens roosters and young chickens, various grains and feeds, and hay. It provides specific price ranges for creamery butters, dairy feeds, straw, cracked corn, and timothy hay, with notes that markets are corrected as of the previous day and includes lambs, beef cattle, and hogs with price spreads.
The drive to eradicate tuberculosis from livestock operates in 45 states with livestock owners and state sanitary officials. Arrangements aim to involve more states while acknowledging that losses cannot be prevented without owners' aid and cooperation.
An old farmer guidance paragraph advises using an ordinary threshing machine for soybeans, cutting corn for grain and fodder once kernels are hard, and improving soil with limestone. It also mentions keeping livestock with a purebred sire.
Fragmentary text references internal action of a medicine, mentions patient strength and general health, cites druggists and circulars from J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. No clear event or date identified.
Local notes from Refuge Virginia report progress on a new bridge project begun Monday, praised by neighbor Lovell Hoffman and family and Clem of nearby Bethel. The column lists visits by Bessie and Lorrine Orndorff, travels to Winchester, and social calls among area families including the Grims, Rinkers, Austins, and Steeles.
Mr James Y Christy of Baltimore will sing at the Golden Rule Bible Class gathering of Braddock Street M E Church South. The event occurs Sunday morning at 9 30 o clock with local attendees and church members in attendance.
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