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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1930
Page
8
The drought pushes pasture fertilization as a cost saving move for dairy farmers in the hay and pasture belt. Experts including J B Abbott and Norman Abbott urge targeted top dressing to extend grazing, cut manger feeding, and improve milk flow amid rising feed costs and short supplies.
The report outlines placing a new lightship on Nantucket Shoals to guide three types of vessels bound for New York. It notes Bethany mayor William Roeleke’s long tenure, being named mayor for the eleventh time this year after serving continuously since 1908.
Jake Fleagle leader of a ruthless robber band dies from a bullet wound after walk into a trap laid by officers in Branson Missouri. He is shown after capture in Springfield Missouri.
Elkins in Randolph County hosts the mountain state forest festival October 30 to November 1. Vice President Charles Curtis praises West Virginia scenery during a Clarksburg political stop, inviting visitors to explore the Monongahela National Forest gateway town and surrounding scenic and historic sites.
Film star ties the knot in a ceremony linked to agricultural research at the cotton experiment station. The wedding highlights crossovers between cinema and science as guests include local dignitaries and station officials.
A garbled field notes a station setup and a Los Angeles area corner. It mentions a motorist and a complaint about miniature gas in Brazil.
An Associated Press report notes a World War veteran who once used a peeling knife against potatoes would see the shift as the machine age takes over. An efficiency study shows hand peeling costly, and Illinois National Guard camps now use peeling machines to process large quantities.
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