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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1947

Page

2

Holstein cow breaks Virginia butterfat record at Brackel Farm

The Hope family Holstein Brackel Farm Bag produces 927.1 pounds of butterfat in a 365 day period ending July 9, besting the previous Virginia mark of 923 pounds set in 1945. The cow yielded 24,410 pounds of milk in the same period, near the state record of 25,683 pounds. The six year old cow was milked thrice daily.

Brackel Farm Virginia Segis Colantha

Average speed of a race horse

Race horses rarely exceed about 35 miles per hour over a mile. Man o War reached 43 miles per hour for a quarter mile, illustrating higher bursts than sustained pace.

Farm sale notices list October consignments and buyers

A fragmented sales directory entry lists October auction times and bidders. Items include household goods antiques farm equipment dairy cattle horses and machinery from various listings near Kernstown Gore Round Hill and Boyce with dates in October and November.

Cetera J. E. Rinker John Elliott Old Shentinn Pari Joseph Barton Winchester U.S William Boyce Round Hill Attie Cary Rees Royston Boyce

Winter Wheat Planting Notes From Virginia Specialists

BLACKSBURG, Oct 3. Virginia agricultural experiment station specialists issued winter wheat planting guidance citing a short corn crop and high grain prices. Planting should occur the week of the first killing frost with Wahart Thorn and WPI 131 as recommended varieties. Plant 6 8 pecks per acre and apply 300 500 pounds per acre of 3 12 6 or 4 12 4 fertilizer, plus a February top dressing of 300 pounds per acre nitrate of soda.

Blacksburg Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Five Dairy Improvement Jobs Open in State

A three week short course to qualify men as Dairy Herd Improvement Association supervisors will be held at Virginia Tech this month. Armstrong of the Virginia agricultural extension service said at least five graduates will be hired to fill vacancies among the state's 47 operating DHIA's. The jobs last one month. Applicants may write to Armstrong at Blacksburg.

Blacksburg Virginia Techno Armstrong Virginia Agricultural Extension Sevice DHIA Virginia Agriculate Extension Service Blacksurg

Luray Receives Approval to Expand Sewer System

Richmond Oct 3 Three of four Virginia towns failed to secure state board of water control approval for dumping more sewage into rivers. Luray was told to proceed with enlarging its sewerage connecting system with the city, while two others may still obtain approval.

Richmond Virginia State Board of Water Control Luray

Lunch with a stranger in a Washington hotel

Alison Nichols recalls mounting nerves as she meets Sam Tarrant at the Mayflower Hotel while her sister Teresa prepares to wed Sam’s friend. The 16 year old, from Vermont, weighs love, family history, and a quiet longing as talk turns from war rumors to personal pasts.

Alison van Dyke Mayflower Hotel Washington Sam Tarrant Teresa Alison Kitty Vermont Sam France Aest Allagon Hairsser’s New England Wyn Spain Italy Walter “van Dyke Nice Mother New York Boston

Iowa Farmers Thrifty and Independent Anecdotes

Des Moines Register columnist Gordon Gammack shares humorous vignettes about Iowa life. He notes thrifty farming habits, independent minds, and folksy attitudes from episodes such as a $1.50 depreciation on a fountain pen, a chosen refusal of a hotel room, and a speeding Bob Feller incident.

Des Moines Iowa Gordon Gammack Ernie Pyle Des Moines Register and Tribune Gam Bob Feller Napoleon Bonaparte Wilson Feller Cleveland Indians

Los Angeles Mother Delivers Her Own Baby

In Los Angeles on October 3, Mrs. Wilma Neideringhaus, 30, delivered her daughter Mary Jean at home while five children slept. With her husband at work and the phone disconnected, she performed the birth unassisted until a night detective husband called a physician after the infant’s arrival.

Los Angeles Wilma Neideringhaus Mary Jean Fred Neideringhaus, Jr Tome Movag

Hershey Drive in, Whitacre Star as Girls Tie Leaders

Marie Whitacre rolled 141 in a 341 set and 511 team, leading Hershey Drive in to a season high 511 and a first place tie in the Ladies Commercial league after sweeping Van Woolen. Bertha Muse added 117 game and 320 set for O Sullivan in a 2 of 3 upset of Jewel Box, with standings showing Capitol Restaurant 10 2 and South End Hose Co 10 2.

Marie Whitacre Hershey Girls van Woolen Ladies Commercial League Miss Whitacre McCrory South End Hose Co Betty Cline Betty Fries Bertha Muse O'Sullivan Jewel Box Sarah Zane Fire Co Newberry’s Capitol Restaurant Nurses Winchester Peoples Cleaners Frederick Prospect Diner Hagerstown Hershey Drive Jewel “Box McCrory’s Va. Woolen Co IND Betty Ryan Hershey South End

Johnson Treason Trial Lasted February 24 to May 16 1868

The trial of President Johnson for treason lasted from February 24 to May 16, 1868. The outcome showed a 35 to 19 vote, narrowly missing conviction by one vote.

Johnson Ruary

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