Balance of our Ladies' Al Wool Suits
Balance of ladies' wool suits offered at 6.49 each, originally valued at 12 dollars. Limited stock available.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
2
Balance of ladies' wool suits offered at 6.49 each, originally valued at 12 dollars. Limited stock available.
Market notes list buying prices for cereals per bushel and per ton, with figures missing or garbled. Live stock prices are provided by weight and unit, but the precise values are unclear in the OCR text.
The Southern Planter urges February and March oats sowing using Appler or Burt varieties, with thorough land preparation and fertilization. It also stresses keeping detailed farm accounts, valuing assets, tracking cash flow, costs per crop, and setting prices to achieve profit.
The article discusses winter sheep housing to protect from winds and storms, the need for exercise and autumn pastures, and feeding practices including vetuminous fodder like clover and alfalfa. It notes oats as preferred grain, additives for digestion, and field roots as a help. It then shifts to forestry, urging tree planting in the South as a future timber resource, warning of rapid demand and offering opportunity for profit.
In regions with long winters and heavy snowfall sheep lose access to pasture. Extra attentive care is needed to keep them healthy and to secure a productive lamb crop. Proper shelter, feed, and protections are essential for flock welfare.
Friends of Col. Stuart W. Walker of Martinsburg announce intention to pursue the Democratic nomination for governor. Walker says he is not a candidate but would likely accept if no contest arises. Miss Mary Bowie Johnson of Winchester, Va., visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Describes silver aluminum jelly moulds now offered free with FEGL-O Dainty Desert product. Claims outdoor use limited to large cities but free access nationwide through circular imeroh illustrating patterns. Mentions 2SLL-O sold by grocers at dc per emersee and warns against substitutes.
The Well Informed world seeks a known value laxative and the California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the approved remedy. It emphasizes ethical production, known components, physician sanction for family use, and authenticity. Price is fifty cents per bottle.
Speaker Byrd introduced a bill amending section 49 of the Code to redefine who is colored and who is Indian. It would set colored at one sixty fourth negro blood and Indian at one fourth Indian blood, altering the current one fourth negro blood rule. A Richmond Journal note questions the reason for the change, citing cases McPherson and Raub Virginia.
A fragment notes Tuesday activities in Winchester with references to individuals nicknamed Haymaker and W. r. 76. The text suggests a local visit or appearance by notable persons in the area.
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