Frederick County Virginia court orders sale of Charles Hardy estate
In the 1920 Frederick County Circuit Court, William G. Hardy as administrator seeks to sell real estate from Charles Hardy deceased to distribute proceeds. The case lists non resident defendants and unknown heirs, requires appearance within ten days after publication, and directs weekly notices in The Winchester Star with a September 1 1920 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick—County
Virginia
William G. Hardy
Charles Hardy
William H. Hardy
Als
West Water Street
Winchester
Frederick County
J. M. Kelly
William B. Hardy
Boreninge ‘Star
Brannon
M. M. Lynch
Nain
John Brown
Benjamin Brown
Said Brown
William Brown
Lillian Brown
Lydia Poulios
Appoline Pagulios
Fannie Arent
Will Arent
Minnie Donald
Rev. Donald
Julia Kanake
Will Kanake
Russell Brown
Mabel Lynn
Will Lynn
Winchester Star
Apple Preservation and Canning Techniques from USDA Recipes
Readable guidance on using windfall and culled apples for year round consumption. Instructions cover washing, trimming blemishes, blanching, packing in glass jars or tins, and making a hot syrup. Detailed processing times vary by container size and method, with examples for boiling water, water seal, and steam pressure canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Sizing Hopper For Fruits And Berry Sorting
A simple sizing hopper for small fruits and berries reduces hand labor and boosts value. Build a frame three feet wide at the large end tapering to 18 inches with an eight inch board back and sides and a slatted bottom. The hardwood joggle cam drives a vibrating slatted section that sorts fruit into large and small sizes into separate barrels.
Cold storage houses for apples required design
Guidelines state cold storage houses must maintain uniform temperatures from 32 to 81 degrees F for apples. They should provide ample free air circulation and accessible lots for inspection and withdrawal. Containers must be clean and sturdily built.
Currant Aphis Damages Leaves Despite Control Tips
The currant aphis damages leaves and is difficult to see on affected towers. It can be controlled with spraking, oil emulsion spray, or nicotine solution. Also lists a rental: furnished house at 226 Amherst St with contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte
Amherst St
Indiea K. Pinkhem
Pinkhas
Lydia i
Pinkham
Sryin
Douglas Street
Vok
Household and Lot for Sale in Winchester Virginia
Public auction to sell a Leicester Street lot in Winchester with a frame dwelling. Sale September 11, 1920 at 12 noon, in front of the Court House. One-third cash, two-thirds bonds due one and two years after date, six percent interest. Shirley Carter, Trustee. R Gray Williams, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Brooks
Annie Quiett Brooks
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Sturday
Leicester Street
Anle Brooks
Shirley Carter
R. Gray Williams
Small Farm for Sale and Court Notice in Frederick County
Public auction preview includes a 36 86 acre farm three miles east of Winchester with dwelling, barn, and fruit trees. Sale terms: one third cash, two thirds via bonds due in two years, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. notice of suit to recover $350 plus costs against A L Slonaker. Publication in Winchester Star required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Philip Shearer
Byrne
Pest control research expands across states under Department of Agriculture
U S Department of Agriculture reports plans and ongoing work in southern communities to perfect remedies for orchard vine pest control. Pecans receive focus at Brownwood Texas Laboratory on pecan weevil and nut casebearer. Peach insects studied in Mississippi and Georgia. Codling moth life history studied in Delaware Yakima valley Rogue River valley and a new north Georgia lab. Fresno lab targets grape berry moth and grape pests. Sandusky Ohio lab conducts trials on grape berry moth. Washington labs study insecticides and plant derived constituents. Group studies cover arsenicals mineral oils sulfur and related compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas Laboratory
Brownwood
Mississippi
Georgia
Delaware
Yakima
Washington
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
Fresno
Calif
Sandusky
Ohio
Cultivate the Cherry Orchard for Bearing Age
The article advises regular cultivation of cherry orchards until trees reach bearing age and midsummer, with mulch or inter crops allowed. It notes that cultivation conserves soil moisture, improves results especially in drought, and suggests sowing a winter cover crop after mid July to protect the soil.
Prepare Land for Orchard on Cleared Timber and Sod
Prepare land for fruit trees by clearing timber and sod fields. Cultivate crops for one year if possible before planting. Condition soil well and plow deep to ensure strong growth and future workability near the trees.
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the Great
Winchester Fair
History of the Fair Association
Shen
Valley Agricultural Association
P. Massey
D. W. Lupton
Huntsberry
Circuit Court of
County of Frederick
Sydney L. Davis
Yakima Valley
Edward Jefferson
Lavinia Jeferson
Frederick Counyy
Edward Efferson
Whder
Gray Williams
D. M. Dillard
AL. Slonaker
A. L. Slonaker
Jesse R. Bailey
C. Brannon
Ward & Larrick
BUICK
Timothy Fiat
Chas H. Burley
Middletown
Department, of Agriculture
Tess
H.fp
Ray Robinson
Restors
John” Thy Ray Robithen
N. Ds
Whetiton
EK. W
John Thwaltey
William Reverby
Brens
Mgr
Pirectors
L. Nicodemus James audShane
W. S. Hlett
John, Cather
H. M. Bond
H. M. Baker JR
T. Barton
Favernor
Gainesville
Tex
Tama
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