Daly Quotations In Apple Market
Daily market report from Martinsburg and other points in the United States Department of Agriculture bureau shows light demand and dull activity in apples and carrots. Prices listed for Jonathan and Maiden Blush varieties across barrels and bushels with a range of 1.50 to 9.50 per unit, noting quality and condition variations and shipments planned for September 17.
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the Star
M. 8. Wiggins
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Grand Junction
Colo
Jonathan
Rochester
Ustal
Roanoke Valley
York
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
York Imperial
Best
Bradfield Regulator Co Product Claim Signal
An external preparation marketed by Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia claims to loosen muscles cords and tendons and reduce tension. It advertises a special booklet on motherhood and baby and notes a product called 8 Friend for external use amid language about calm and new dawn.
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Friend
Bradfield Regulator Co. Opt
Atlanta, Ga
Common Methods Of Storing Cabbages
United States Department of Agriculture describes practical cabbage storage. Methods include conical pits with heads cutfor storage, long pits with roots down, and shallow trenches with root-down beds covered by earth and a pole frame. Leaves greens from sprouting roots. Outdoor shelves risk basement odor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
When Honey Bee Will Sting
Dark colors provoke bees more than light and handlers should wear caution when dealing with bees. People returning from work in the stable or with perspiration odor should exercise discretion around the hive.
Much Soil Fertility Lost
United States Department guidance notes ongoing soil fertility loss from winter erosion. It urges measures like keeping hills in sod, planting cover crops, installing under drainage, and filling gullies with brush to prevent washing away nutrients.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Herd Free of Disease Proof for Tuberculosis
Over years of experience a herd of cattle can be freed of tuberculosis and kept free. The procedure is practical and within reach of a large percentage of owners.
Self-Feeders Prove Efficient for Fattening Hogs
Self feeders prove highly useful in fattening hogs by reducing labor and feed waste. Hogs fed with this method gain weight efficiently and reach market readiness sooner than hand fed hogs.
Walked Into Town In Convict Suit
Champ Ellis, an escaped convict from the state convict road force near Winchester, was recaptured near Berryville and jailed at the camp headquarters. He, a 15 year robber, escaped guards Wednesday and wandered into Berryville in a convict suit, seen by Police Feltner who alerted authorities. Feltner will receive a $25 reward offered by the state.
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Champ Ellis
State
Winchester
Berryville
Ellis
Feltner
Lee tires praised for long service by Emmett Henry
Emmett L. Henry of Winchester writes to J. B. Beverley praising Lee Cord tires for durability. He reports buying a car in August with Lee tires and notes one tire has exceeded seven thousand miles in use and remains in fair condition with more life to go.
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J. B. Beverley
Lee Tires
Emmett L. Henry
Winchester
Virginia
Harvey Kline
Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville notes list visitors and travel. Mrs W T Lewis returns from Orkney Springs and hosts Miss Lucy Kimball and Mrs S M Taylor of Richmond. Ensign Hugh Taylor departs for the Pacific coast. Mrs W J Baldwin and son Ludwell visit Mr Conrad Kownslar. Hunter Osborne leaves for Washington and Lee University. Mrs S M McCormick and Jane C Moore motor to Pilscott City.
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Berryville
W. T. Lewis
Orkney Springs
Lucy Kimball
S. M. Taylor
Richmond
Ensign Hugh Taylor
Pacific Coast
W. J. Baldwin
Ludwell
Norfolk
Conrad Kownslar
Hunter Osborne
Washington and Lee University
S. M. McCormick
Jane C. Moore
Pilscott City
Lewis
Edward Hailignstein
Infant Frances Grove Dies at Four Months in Braddock Street Home
Frances I Grove infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Grove died yesterday at their home 809 South Main after a complication of infantile disorders aged four months She is survived by her parents three brothers and four sisters Funeral services were held at the house at 1 pm conducted by Rev FP M Richardson Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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Frances I. Grove
William C. Grove
South Main Street
FP. M. Richardson
Braddock Street
Interment Planned in Mount Hebron Cemetery
An obituary note states a church panel interment in the family lot at Mount Hebron 4 Cemetery.
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Pal Church
Anel
Mount Hebron 4
Army veteran Frank Dundly visits city after Washington review
Mr. Frank E. Dundly, recently discharged from the army, is staying with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schmidt in this city. He served as regimental supply sergeant of the First Ammunition Train, First Division Pershing's Own, and took part in the grand review in Washington this week.
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Frank E. Dundly
F. W. Schmidt
Pershins
Washington
Nurse Katherine Madigan Visits Hewitt Family in Lynchburg
Miss Katherine Madigan a nurse at Lynchburg Hospital is spending her vacation at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs W E Hewitt in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Helena Knight
B. M. Knight
Fairmont Avenue
Wellessly College
Wellessly
Mass
Katherine Madigan
Lynchburg (Va.) Hospital
Atrs. W. FE. Hewitt
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APPLE
Baltimore
Grimes
Wealthy
Philadelphia
Jonathans
Stayman
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Eee Teak Ieee
John D. Bear
Elkton, Va
Lee
Logan R. Fay
New Jersey
Dalley
Bouin
Dru
Neu
Hamburg
H. K. Green & Bro
America
Bolivia
Moling & Seal
Natco Hollow
MR. Prentice
Garber Mfg. CO
Piccadilly
Kent Sts
Lewis H. Hyde
Edgartown
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