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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1923
Page
3
S Jisiee Tavenner in the county justice court fined two Winchester residents for trespassing on private land while hunting. The county game warden, Mr Pingley, warned that it is unlawful to trespass on another’s land without permission and urged hunters to heed the law to avoid arrest.
James E. Bibb of Gordonsville Virginia argues against a $50,000,000 state highway bond issue. He contends public opinion in Virginia favors debt avoidance, warns the bonds would divide the Democratic party, and urges voters to support peace and prosperity over new taxation and borrowing.
Schedule effective June 17 1998 lists Norfolk Western trains to Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah and beyond with parlor cars sleepers and dining service. Notes multiple connections at Shenandoah Junction Hagerstown Philadelphia New York and Memphis special to points South. For fares schedules and Pullman reservations contact Berryville VA agent H H Burks or Roanke VA agent W C Saunders.
Notice states spouse left the household and author refuses responsibility for debts contracted by her. Public note mentions upkeep as a political machine and a warning about its maintenance.
The United States Department of Agriculture will issue a new monthly dairy reporting service in New England New York and Wisconsin. It will estimate future dairy cow counts milk production and cattle sales while collecting data on feeds pasture and calf crops from thousands of farmers. Reports are confidential and small monthly changes will be published with personal copies sent to participants.
Protect cucumbers squash and pumpkins from striped cucumber beetles by applying a fourth to a half ounce of four percent nicotine dust per hill. The dust kills insects on contact and acts as a repellent, driving beetles from soil cracks and preventing serious damage. A cheese cloth sack can apply dust over small areas, while larger areas benefit from a regular duster.
In a Wisconsin dairy, a large placard proclaims No Swearing Allowed These Are Contented Cows. The manager says kind treatment yields better milk, noting cows respond to pleasant behavior as humans do and the farm preaches bovine optimism to boost production.
The article explains that aging a cow is harder than aging a horse. It notes teeth and horn rings as indicators with a rule of thumb using annual horn rings plus two. It mentions permanent teeth forming nine months apart to help verification.
Fragmentary OCR text references relief claims and medical notes. Mentions National Medical Institute in Wisconsin and ancient walls of Tiberias with Sea of Galilee links. Describes recovered relics and Sermon on the Mount location as context.
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