Campaign to Eradicate Barberry to Control Wheat Rust
The United States Department of Agriculture recounts progress since 1918 in curbing barberry to reduce black stem rust in wheat. Surveys across Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Ohio and surrounding regions show millions of bushes removed or growing as seedlings, with ongoing farm to farm surveys planned for 1927.
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Ed States Department
United States
Mississippi Valley
Anditles
Beesa
Uead
Etty
Nesota
Towa
Wisconsin
Ohio
Ase Miany
Railroad plan to get rates down
Statement by Thomas de Witt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, after a Chicago meeting October 14, 1921, urging wage reductions to lower railroad rates. Railroads seek cuts for train service staff and other labor to pass savings to the public with ICC concurrence amid a harsh 1921 economy and deferred maintenance.
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Thomas de Witt Cuyler
The
Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
Association of
Railway Executives
United States
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Yack Mit
Ihdustry
Uot
Interstate Commerce Commission
NMO
Silos Need Paint and Proper Care for Best Silage
The United States Department emphasizes painting interior silo surfaces every few years, tightening hoops on stave silos, and replacing defective wood. Concrete silos need little maintenance, while wooden silos require attention to air inlets and guy wires. Proper harvest machinery and correct cutter and elevator types affect storage efficiency and silage quality. Harvesting should begin about a week to ten days before full maturity to ensure moisture content and preservation.
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Tah Aieorco c
United States Department
Nore
Ehlope
Howe
Cover crops aid garden health for farmers and growers
The piece notes that cover crops like rye and clover are valuable for Ho gardeners and truckers. It highlights the difficulty and cost of obtaining stable manure and suggests sowing sprigs of rye or clover and rotating crops to keep soil in good condition. These crops can be grown in garden plots by applying a green mulch layer periodically.
Fumigation with Carbon Disulphide Aids Seed Pest Control
United States Department of Agriculture experts describe fumigating seeds with carbon disulphide to destroy insects. The liquid, sold in drug stores, sinks into seeds when placed on top, and a tight container plus covering preserves the gas for one to two days.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hatchet Urged To Stop Sick Fowls In Outbreaks
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise drastic action when disease strikes poultry. If one bird is badly affected the hatchet is often the last practical method to wipe out infection. Costs of cure exceed removal of sick birds and disinfection of the premises.
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United States Department of Agricultine
Hints on Selecting Fowls for Next Year
Notes on pullet quality and growth used to select stock for next year. Early maturity and earlier laying indicate health vigor and hardiness. observe faster growers and earlier layers as evidence of quality.
Factors Favoring Storage and Prevention of Rot
The text emphasizes factors for successful storage to prevent rot and decay. It notes controlling temperature and protecting from rest as key actions. It suggests storage should occur within a specific cool range, approximately 34 to 55 degrees, to slow spoilage.
Suit to settle accounts and dower in Albin case
In Frederick County Circuit Court on October 5 1921 Mary Albin plaintiff seeks to settle accounts of M M Lynch admr of Emanuel J Albin deed and to set off dower to Mary C Albin widow of Emanuel J Albin deceased or have lands sold and proceeds distributed. Defendants Harvey Albin Annie Mellweenee Albin Carrie Albin and Ada Harenee Albin are nonresidents of Virginia and must appear within fifteen days. Notice published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester and posted at courthouse by October 17 1921. Teste Brannon Clerk Ward & Larrick p q lu i 4 dw
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Mary ©. Albin
Ray Albin
M. M. Lynch
Admr
Emanuel J. Albin
Mary C. Albin
Harvey Albin
Annie Mellweenee Albin
Carrie Albin
Ada Harenee Albin
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Ginia
C. ©. Brannon
Trusteess Sale of Stephens City Property
Trusteess sale of Lot No 56 known as the Nicholas Samsell property on Main Street Stephens City Virginia to be sold at public sale Oct 29 1921 at 2 oclock p m in front of the property Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments bonds of purchaser at 6 percent interest secured by a trust deed purchaser to insure property during bond life Geo A Samsell Trustee
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Frederick County
Main Street
Stephens City
Methodist Parsonage
L. A Adams
Nicholas Samsell
Geo. A. Samseli
Notice of Suit Abshire & Son versus Toledo Scales Co
The Clerk's Office issues a decree in a suit to subject the real and personal property of J. W. Abshire Basilie Abshire trading as J. W. Abshire & Son to the satisfaction of a judgment lien and for general relief. Defendants must appear within fifteen days. notice published in The Evening Star Winchester for four weeks and posted at the county courthouse by October 17, 1921.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Toledo Scales Co, Et Als
J. W. Abshire & Son
Et Als
J. W. Abshire
Basilie
Abshire, Partners
Basil L
Abshire
Carr
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Wisconsiies
Minnesota
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Tage
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Toorhed
Iedinar
Fom Shintila
Lingleum OF Cloth
Teste
Brannon
Ward & Larrick
Myers
Wm. J. Gochenour
Maurertown, VA
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