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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

7

Colors and races highlight Winchester Fair events

At the Winchester Fair Captain George H. Grimm led a color presentation praising World War I heroes, including Captain Robert Y. Conrad. A race day clash involving a Black jockey triggered a chase but no action. Race summaries list winners in trotting and pacing events, plus a Banquet tea display by McCormick & Co and Seabright’s long tenure at the fair with a Rhode Island Red rooster as top exhibit.

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Virginia crops struggle as drought lingers in September report

Richmond Virginia weather bulletin for September 20 notes continued dry conditions with warmer but not hot temperatures. Pastures are brown and meadows show little growth while showers refreshed some fields. corn and tobacco work proceed, silos are filled, potatoes dug, and peanut vines wither under moisture shortage.

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