Eastern Farmers Rapidly Add Trucks to Farm Equipment
United States Department of Agriculture findings show eastern farmers have accelerated the adoption of motor trucks on farms over the past three years. A survey of about 1,000 farm truck owners across New England, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland in January and February reveals over 80 percent owned their trucks for less than three years, with detailed year-by-year ownership breakdowns.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Farm Management
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Chief Objects in Pruning
The article explains pruning aims to build a strong framework for future fruiting wood in young trees. It notes rapid framework development should align with wood maturation in fall and that heavy pruning stimulates vigorous shoot growth, yielding larger but fewer shoots.
Grapes Named Thrifty Ancient Fruit With Wide Popularity
The article extols grapes as a thrifty reliable fruit. It emphasizes grapes oldest cultivation, widely valued for health and palatable qualities, enjoyed by most people.
Horticultural Notes on Fruit Crops and Pests
Spraying helps produce clean fruit and ripe berries. The article notes strawberries as essential to any garden and discusses soil decline in peach trees. It warns about the toed-necked cane borer harming blackberry raspberry and dewberry canes and mentions layering to increase bee roses gooseberries and currants.
Buick Announces 1921 Line With Seven Open and Sedan Models
The Buick Motor Company unveils the Nineteen Twenty One series featuring seven models from open to sedan bodies. Each model carries the Valve-in-Head engine, refined for quiet performance, comfort, and Buick safety. Readers are invited to request delivery dates catalogs and pricing from Flint Michigan.
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Buick Motor Company
Flint
Mich
Buick introduces Nine Teen Twenty One models and refinements
Buick previews the Twenty One line for Twenty One. Four open and three closed models feature redesigned bodies and frames. Valve in head motor improvements promise easier maintenance and smoother riding with accessible oil drainage and floor mounted clutch adjust. Four new sedans add spacious interiors and updated top designs for all weather protection.
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Buick Motor Company
T. Irong
Buick Motor Core
Buick
Buick Research and Experimental
Wight
National Medical Institute Ad Promoting Triumph Pills
An ad for Triumph Pills touts safety and dependability for women. It urges readers to request “Relief” details and promises a free address for National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Iree
National Medical Instituue
Milwaukee
Win
Bread savings with White Daisy flour and new freight costs
Three months of advising home bakers to use White Daisy flour milled from home grown wheat with no freight charges. Freight rate increases raise bread costs. Middletown Milling Co in Middletown Virginia announces another car of Corno feed including set horse sweet dairy ultra and hog feed arriving soon.
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Middletown Milling Co
Middletown
Mirror Part Of Dress In Sixteenth Century Denim
Fragmentary note describes fashion rules of the sixteenth century, stating no lace was considered full dress unless worn above the breast and extending to five inches.
Virginia court orders notice in fraud suit over 1919 deed
In Frederick County Circuit Court a suit seeks to set aside a 1919 deed from Frank Diver and wife to the Hoffmans as fraudulent. Listed creditors J D Rinker and Benjamin Massie, with a June 6 1920 publication and September 6 1920 posting deadline. Second case in same court seeks to recover 850 dollars plus costs from A L Slonaker with rents of Dillard property to pay liens and potential sale if unpaid.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
J. D. Rinker
Benjamin. Massie
Frank G. Diver
Alice E. Diver
YU. Huffman
Clerence— Huffman
Stephens City Evaporating Co
Arthur A. Dancy
Frank G Diver
S. A. Hoffman
Clarence Hoffman
Stephens City
Diver
Virginia
Baltimore Ndt Ohio Railroad
Frank Gliver
Benjamin Massie
Said
Frank Iver
J. D. Er
Benmin- Massie
Ln al
County of Frederick
D. M. Dillard
A. L. Slonaker
Dillard
Jesse R. Bailey
Winchester
City of Winchester
Frederick County Virginia probate sale and partition suits
A 1920 notice from Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court outlines two related actions. William G. Hardy administrator seeks to sell Charles Hardy’s real estate in Winchester West Water Street three houses and 41 acres to distribute proceeds. nonresident and unknown heirs are summoned for protection. A second case, Sydney L. Davis plaintiff versus Russell Brown et al, aims to partition or sell 19 acre land in Nain Frederick County devised to John Brown’s children with sale proceeds divided among heirs, with nonresidents warned to appear.
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Charles Hardy
West Water Street
Winchester
Frederick County
Mra
Charles H. Hardy
John G. Hardy
Shirley Brown
Robert B. Hardy
William B. Hardy
William Hardy
Elsie B. Hardy
Mildred E. Hardy
James L. Denny
Carrie K. Robinson
Mabel McDowal
Maggie McLane
Richard Ginn
Edward Y. Ginn
Joseph D. Ginn
Kate G. Dawes
Charles Meredith
Briscoe Ginn
Edward
Court House
M. M. Lynch
Nain
John Brown
Benjamin Brown
Said Brown
Gene Relief
William Brown
Lillian Brown
Lydia Paul
Appoline Poulios
Fannie Arent
Will’ Arent
Minnie Donald
Rev.Donald
Julia Snake
Will Kanake
Russell Brown
Mabel Lynn
Lynn
Virginia
Nacenanes Tor
Winchester Star
Winel Va
Court County
Cc. C. Brannon
Harry Ry Kern
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Saiyort
Enbten
Hl. W. Ebert
Ineer
Wiill
Hattersen
Co. C. Brannon
Ward & Larrick
Reo
Eveready
M.B. Clowe
William G. Hardy
William Ho Hardy
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Crves
County of
Sydney L. Davis
Ndants
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