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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
6
Iowa State College forestry researchers test water gas tar mixed with creosote to extend soft wood post life. Willows and cottonwoods treated may last 20 to 25 years, enabling farm plantings and cost savings. Two-tank creosoting process discussed with a $10 galvanized tank option and on-site firing.
In hog farming pasture crops and rotation reduce internal parasites and provide cheap protein feed. Rye offers fall to spring pasture. sow August 20 to October 1, or later in warm regions, with successive plantings for continuous fresh forage. Heavy seeding, two to four bushels per acre, supports year round grazing and healthy breeding stock.
Joseph B. Newlin Trustee notes a deed dated 1921 recording Halbert D. and EB W. Steele transfer in Prince William County Virginia. The parcel sits twelve acres three miles east of Gite on Dunkard Road with a six room dwelling, outbuildings, fence, artesian well, woodlot, and proximity to a school.
The readable lines hint at congratulations and mixed fortunes, but no concrete event, names, dates, or places are present to form a complete news item.
Remaining league games for the Winchester team list home matches with Shenandoah Valley opponents on August 24 26 28 including Front Royal New Market Boyce Harrisonburg Woodstock and Strasburg. Away fixtures on August 22 31 September 4 and September 9 against Red opponents are scheduled.
Public sale to satisfy a deed of trust dated March 16 1922 on two Kent Street houses and adjoining lots near Ohio Railroad. Joseph B Newlin trustee will sell at the courthouse on September 30 1922 at noon with one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and mortgage insurance.
Guidance on storing beet pulp for winter feed by spreading it over beet tops inside a silo to seal silage. Notes that this method reduces handling issues with frozen pulp and promotes effective preservation.
Summer feeding for egg production differs little from winter feeding. A good grain ration of corn and oats in equal measure yields similar egg output, with only slight adjustments needed for the warmer season.
A rural note argues hens shift to foraging on farms and then stop laying early. It advises consistent feeding of the proper amount to maintain egg production and avoid premature stoppage.
A house cleaning tip suggests sprinkling lightly dampened clothes with water soaked in tobacco and a touch of camphor to mask odor and deter moths. The method aims to keep wardrobes fresh by reducing moth annoyances.
Oklahoma A and M official AY Darlow warns farmers to rush spring lambs to market and rotate pastures to reduce stomach worm damage. He notes short pastures elevate losses, while new grazing lowers risk, urging changes where possible.
Garber's Quality Ice Cream is referenced in a divorce suit filing for Adam Stooks Mitchell versus Robert Mitchell. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage with general relief and asserts the defendant is a non resident. publication requires Robert Mitchell to appear within ten days to protect interests. Clerk J. B. Beverley oversees the case filed in Winchester with Philip Wheanis as paralegal.
An advertisement offers stencils rubber stamps brushes ink and pads for crafts and labeling. It highlights a barrel head stencil for marking apple barrels and lists prices and a branded slogan The Better Kind from AFFLECK at 14 S Brad Ave.
Wisconsin researchers report that yellow corn with skim milk yields better pig results than white corn in drylot tests. Pens fed white corn had higher sickness and deaths, while only a minority fed yellow corn died. Further results to be shared with green crops data.
A speaker stresses there are no shortcuts or secret schemes in building success. Hard work, painstaking thought, and firm determination are presented as essential to achieving results in poultry ventures. The message counters the idea that success comes easily.
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