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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
6
Agricultural guidance urges continuous fall and winter crops including beans beets lettuce radishes and peas with multiple plantings. It recommends late-season crops for the South like spinach kale cabbage and onions and details canning and storage methods for surplus produce.
Standardization of farm products is needed to create common grading for buyers, sellers, and shippers. Proper sorting at production and packing each grade separately can prevent deterioration and waste, converting inferior grades into by products.
The text discusses high sugar costs increasing honey value crop potential and suggests planting on unused land to supplement pastures. It notes Sudan grass as satisfactory and emphasizes clean sea effect on growth.
The federal bureau of markets reports rapid telegraphic coverage from Chicago Kansas City Omaha and East St Louis. It notes 15 minute updates on livestock, crops, dairy products, and produce to aid distribution and reduce spoilage with prices and supplies sent to producers and distributors.
Houston prepares to host the United Confederate Veterans 26th annual reunion the 21st annual Confederate Memorial Association meeting and the Sons of Confederate Veterans gathering in October. The Albert Sidney Johnston Camp grows rapidly as 25 new Texas camps form. Veterans will be housed in shelters with blankets due to cot shortages while railroads offer reduced travel rates for Confederate members and families.
Meh te ob te tee en Tryon Star Whet ad appears as a fragmented classified item. The readable bits hint at an old promotional or sales notice likely from Tryon and Star Whet, but details and dates are missing.
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