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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1907

Page

3

Garden faith and gladiolus praise from Shenandoah

Reader Henry Field of Shenandoah Iowa reports on garden progress and seed trials. He favors Gradus and Thomas Laxton peas but notes hot July weather hurts late peas. Gladiolus and dahlias are praised for ease and color as best flowers. advice on bulbs and fall storage is given. He also cites onion storage tips and a cement manure pit method from Paul Ringo, with cabbage maggot woes and patch relocation tips. Shenandoah, Iowa.

Henry Field Shenandoah Iowa Gradus Thomas Laxton Pi Gay Horsford Robert R. Crandall Newton, Kas Paul Ringo St. Joe Mich M. F. Romans Hmbréeville

Armel Happenings Highlight Local Moves and Games

W C Berry and family moved to Manchester. Hiram McDonald and family visited Front Royal. J. Watson hosted by B. F. Watson of Middletown. George Cornwell and family spent time with relatives in White Post. Armel team lost 11 to 10 to Boyce at White Post. large crowd attended. Funeral attendances for James Ritter and Mrs James Bayliss described as very large. Uncle Frank Weathers burial drew a big gathering.

Hiram McDonald Front Oval B. F. Watson Middletown Jesse Watson Monay George Cornwell White Post Arthur Armel Silver Ridge Armel Boyce G. E. Armel H. Kitchen H. OC. McDonald Vaucluse C. E. Haymaker Charles Price Winchester James Ritter James Bayliss North Western Macedonia Robert ‘Armel Stone Bridge G. W. Armel James Cornwell Frank Weathers

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