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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1915

Page

5

Confusion Over Apple Grades Clarified by Industry Standards

A Virgini a trade note explains No 1 and No 2 apple grades. It cites Sulzer and New York grading laws and the International Apple Shippers Association standards for minimum sizes and quality factors. The letter urges hort icultural societies to define No 1 and No 2 grades to aid growers.

Maine Massachusetts Vermont

Scott's Emulsion Advertises Tuberculosis Toll Card

The Anti Tuberculosis Society highlights the death toll in the U S while a Bloomfield New Jersey ad promotes Scott's Emulsion after meals to improve blood health and immunity. It claims the product is easy to take and harmless and urges readers to buy a bottle today.

Anti-Tuberculosis Society Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N. J

Virginia Apple Grading Terms From Growers And Merchants

The author defines two grades for Virginia apples used in grower merchant conversations. No 1 includes high quality fruit packed from 2.5 inches up for most varieties except Winesaps. Winesaps No 1 are from 2.25 inches up. No 2 covers merchantable fruit not meeting No 1 quality. The writer wishes success and notes opportunity for service in the apple industry.

Ben Davis United States U. S Dhamter Virginia Fruit Growers

Lawsuit Over Accident Leads Jury to Scene Visit

The case against Cline was decided before noon with the jury dispatched to Clearbrook to view the accident site. Attorneys Kern and Reardon represented the plaintiff, while Conrad and Williams defended Cumberland Valley Railroad Co.

Cline Clearbrook Messrs Harry R. Kern James P. Reardon Robert Y. Conrad R. Gray Williams Cumberland Valley Railroad

Wheat purchase at White Post by R T Morrison

Grain dealer R T Morrison of Luray Virginia visited White Post Clarke County two days ago and bought several crops of wheat through John o Yee of Stonebridge. Morrison paid $1.20 per bushel.

R. T. Morrison Luray White Post Clarke County John O ‘Yee Stonebridge Morri

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