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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
3
Notice indicates Brannon, Clerk, Ward and Larrick involving a transaction or filing dated October 7 with reference 4w. Details read as fragmented OCR. no further context provided.
Charlottesville Va Oct 11 Dr N P Colwell secretary of the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association has given an opinion on the clinical teaching and facilities at the University of Virginia medical school and hospital. His findings note extensive and thorough clinical material used for instruction and the high standing of UVA in the Council rankings from 1907 onward due to strong teachers careful rules and supervision of student work.
Irish political figures including Sinn Fein and Irish representatives met at Downing Street with discussions on revenues and governance. After adjournment, a Lloyd George secretary said no news would be available for several weeks. C. L. Blakemore of Washington formerly of the city is noted as Mrs Fisher’s guest on North Bradley Dock Street.
The Associated Press reports Britain welcomes General Pershing for a visit to lay the Congressional Medal of Honor on a British soldier’s tomb in Westminster Abbey. Government officials say Pershing is expected to travel to London before October 6 and will receive a warm reception.
Classified note seeks a residence near Winc hestes. Requesters require reasonable terms and precise details in the first letter. Respondents should address correspondence to Star Office 4.
Mrs. Robert C Randolph of Boyce Clarke county travels to Philadelphia for the funeral of S Davis Page a noted Philadelphia lawyer and former comptroller of the currency. Survived by daughter Ethel Lodge sons William Byrd Page and Howard Page. Page linked to the Virginia Page family and related to R Powel Page of Saratoga Clarke county.
Mr Shirley Carter a senior member of Hansbrough and Carter and a leading local businessman arranges his affairs this week to travel by rail to Berkeley California to visit his sister Mrs Anderson near San Francisco. He plans a month away with a week by rail each way and two weeks at his sister's home. He will stop in St Louis to see his brother in law Mr Bentley Gray on the way. Mrs Joseph Wright will accompany him to St Louis for part of the winter at Mr Gray's home.
260 acre farm for rent with possession March 1. References needed to secure the lease. Write or inquire via Star Office care of W. address.
Taxes are due with a 3 percent city tax penalty on November 1 and a 5 percent state tax penalty on December 1. WM T. Barr is treasurer.
Veterinarians of the United States Department of Agriculture urge farmers to adopt tuberculin testing as the only reliable method to detect bovine tuberculosis. The department promotes a two herd poster showing healthy animals and a diseased herd to illustrate transmission through milk. The message stresses that physical exams alone miss many infections and that trained operators are essential for accurate testing.
The Ilowa agricultural experiment station reports cool spring and early freeze allowed testing manure and clover. Manure applied once per rotation tripled plant stands versus unfertilized plots, with light tons per acre boosting leaf and root growth. Phosphorus addition further increased vigor and height.
The article explains profitable handling of late vegetables by growers who store surplus for winter prices. It suggests simple storage like repurposing a vehicle or building a small storage shed, or using outdoor pits if permanent facilities are unavailable, with minimal outlay.
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