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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
2
Richmond Times Dispatch reports Lynchburg Virginia apple sales slowing but four carloads of York Imperials sold in a day or two at 6.25 a car and a car of Ben Davis at 5.25. Forty percent of the Piedmont crop will be marketed in boxes due to barrel costs of 1 dollar each. fruit is larger this year making boxes preferred.
This article compares six farms near a city for truck ownership viability. It weighs factors like farm size proximity to markets, perishability, transport routes, road conditions, and labor costs to decide if owning a truck is economically feasible for each farmer.
An advertisement claims skin eruptions eczema tetter boils pimples ulcers and scalp conditions stem from a troubled blood and can be cured by a thorough course of S S S. Readers are urged to obtain a bottle and request medical guidance from Swift Laboratory’s medical director and staff.
Dr and Mrs Reed and two sons and Miss Mayme Rinker of Washington visited Mrs Rinker's father William Rinker. N H Burkhart guests of his parents near Mt Williams. Jesse Carpenter and daughter Ana visited James B Singhass. J H Burkhart stayed with son near Kernstown. Ralph Lehigh returned home near Wardensville. Mrs McFarland and niece Elsie McFarland visited sister Mary Cooper. Charles White and children visited Mrs White's parents. Bertus Frye's child ill. Virginia Lafollette of Mount Williams visited sister Allie Taylor. Mrs Robert Garrett recovering after appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital. Visitors at J H Burkhart's Sunday evening included Mary Cooper, John Cooper, J H Cochran. Grover Kidwell and Myrtle visited sister Mrs Robert Fletcher near Mount Williams. Miss Miller, who spent a fort Ville, has returned home.
Funeral services for Charles Myers were held at Refuge with Rev. F T Ridgeway officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Leonard Bowman Richard Steele Journal Orndorff Arthur Grim Tom Perry and David Ebersole.
Mrs Homer Galliday reports Mrs T A Steele, under a doctor's care for two weeks, is slightly improved.
Regular church services are listed for Cedar Cliff Church Vaucluse Sunday September 5 at eleven in the morning and a preaching service at Stephens City Episcopal Church at eight in the evening J H Smith pastor.
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