Railway timetable changes take effect October 9 1905 in Suthers district
The notice outlines new daily train services from Bluemont to Washington with adjustments to No. 12 schedules and Sunday operations. It lists management names General Manager B. Brown and passenger agents W. H. Taylor and 8. H. Hardwick with notes on departures at 5.25 and 4.55 p m and a revised Washington arrival around 7.20 p m.
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Fithday
Tosh
Chads
Bluemont
Washington
Deste
H. Hardwick
Mgr
W. H. Taylor
Agi
Brown
Frerick Awarded Gout of Peers in Winchester Notice
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Anna Unidad Banik of Winchester in connection with a peers related matter, with surrounding garbled context making full details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peers Gout
Frerick
Anna Unidad Banik
Winchester
Unable to extract a coherent headline from the provided text
The readable fragment does not contain identifiable names places dates or events to form a factual summary.
Natural Starters for Creamery Butter Making
A dairy guide explains preparing lactic starters from skim milk, mixing into cream to ripen at 60 to 65 degrees for 16 to 24 hours. It covers sterilization, cleanliness, starter quantities, and avoiding off flavors to ensure proper acidity and butter quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Stock Journal
Merits of the Mule in Southern Agriculture and Trade
The mule endures heat, thrives on smaller grain, and reaches market readiness sooner than horses, yielding higher profits for breeders. They are calmer, less prone to blemish, and easily cared for, with strong export potential and anticipated demand from canal construction and southern plantations. Investors note price premiums per inch at weaning and safer, larger herds in compact enclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Live Stock Journal
Ration to Suit the Cow and Palatability
The piece emphasizes palatability as key to cow rations noting cows eat more when the silage is preferred and that individuality matters. It cites Professor Haecker's rule of maintaining herd protein while boosting palatability and hints at timing rainfall between 3 AM and 8 AM.
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Haecker
KEEP POULTRY MANURE USES IN GARDENS AND ORCHARDS
The article describes how poultry manure is processed into a dry pulverized mass by windrowing and aging with sand plaster. It notes applications for crops like potatoes, strawberries, corn, melons and squashes, and suggests distribution rates per area and per plant to improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat M. Novelius
Washington
Ete
Gana Hen Farm Be Made to Pay
The article argues that poultry can support a moderate family with about 500 hens, stressing proper shelter, feeding, and management. It notes that profits depend on locating, costs, and whether feed is produced on site, urging focused effort and careful scale for success.
Clearing Up Weeds For Winter Field and Garden
The article urges clearing up rubbish weeds before they seed. Green weed crops can enrich soil via green manuring, but late autumn weeds dried out should be burned to avoid reseeding. Ashes from burned weeds return plant nutrients to the soil, marking good farming practice.
Thawing soil and storage tips for spring gardens
The text discusses preparing soil in fall for spring use. It mentions storing rich soil under cover, using cellars or manure heaps to keep soil unfrozen, and options to acquire hot fermenting manure for warming soil. It notes thawing safety, distances from structures, and autumn planning for soil supplies and sheep farming benefits.
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Thawea
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Claims Quick Relief
Druggists offer a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Portable advertisement notes relief for itching bleeding and protruding piles and lists a 50 cent price.
Practical Farm Advice on Hog Pens and Winter Fowl Diets
The article advises simple sunlit well ventilated hog housing with outdoor feeding and farrowing pens for hog health. It promotes warm winter breakfasts for hens using vegetables, corn meal, oats, bran and occasional meat, plus mineral supplements. It also compares small fowl breeds like Leghorns and Hamburgs for winter laying and space efficiency.
Plowing After Grain is Cut as Early Advantage
The author argues for plowing soon after grain harvest to reduce weed seed, improve moisture retention, and ready ground for fall or spring sowing. Early plowing avoids hard, compact soil and aims to finish before winter freezes when work is plentiful in spring.
Indiana Farm Returns and Sheep Ram Advice
Statistics show Indiana average crop returns of about eight dollars per acre with over two thousand farms earning a little over twenty dollars per acre in some regions. National averages near ten dollars fifty cents per acre with cereals at eight dollars two cents per acre. Indiana Farmer notes the key to high-quality sheep farming is a good ram.
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Indiana
Ind’sog
Stockholders Meeting Notice for National Bank of Winchester
Suenann Doann Van Nat Bank Winchester Va December 9 06 stockholders notified the annual election of directors will be held at the Banking House January 9 1906 between 11 and 22 P.M. Joseph Wm. Brown cashier.
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Suenann Doann van
Nat
Banx
Winchester
Banking
Ww. Rroe
Rail schedules Bristol to New York connections and sleepers
Up to date timetable information lists southbound no 183 9 09 am for Bristol and intermediate stations with connections at Roanoke for the west and sleeper service to Knoxville Roanoke Columbus and Cincinnati. No 1 3 08 am serves Roanoke Blufield Pocahontas Norton Welch and intermediate stations with Pullman sleeper to Welch. No 276 88 pm serves Elkton and locals with parlor car. No 28 9 31 am for Hagerstown and intermediate stations connects at Shenandoah Junction for Baltimore Philadelphia New York with parlor car to Washington No 14 824 pm for Hagerstown Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Hagerstown connections to Barr isburg Philadelphia and New York No 2 1 54 am for Hagerstown Philadelphia N Y with Pullman sleeper via Hagerstown to Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York No 2 1 54 am also listed with Parlor car to Phila and New York W V Bevill M F Bragg Gen Pas Agt Tray Pas Agt Roanoke Va
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
Roanoke
Express
Pullman Sleeper
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Blufield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman
Sloper
Elkton
Wontanotnd
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Barrisburg
Burg Philadelphia
N. Y
Harrisburg
Phila
N.Y
V. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
TrayPas. Agt
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Sedlag
Thomas Cook
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R. M. W Robert Worsley
Eee
Chancery
Larrick- Attys
Mthonweath
Virginia
Kinz LunberCo
Cortion
Winchea
Ororation
Fred I. Glaize
Glaize
Richard L. Mer
Sherk
Rosenmyer
St Meerland Waller R. K-Tem
Yi Eaeboe Baniay
Eerie
Viowdeness & Martinsburg
Hagersio
Nepean
Duleburg
Harrisburg Il
New May
Enville
Ippanaheing
Lemoull
Miller Apply Company
Farmers’ and Merchante
Nat. Bank &Pfurnace
Wm. Keating
Winchester Gas & Elec. Light CO
Kremer' S
D. A. Richard
Dental Department
The
University College of Medicine
Richmond
Bo *Anko
B. Miller’s Drug
Russell & Green’s
Russell & Green
Norfolk & Western Ry
Berryville
Bouthbound
R. Gray Williams
Rouss
John H. Enders
East Main
Alg T. Televhous
Virpala Massey
Wineter
Miller Supply
Ares Adj Ang
Ara Williams
Ven Novy
B. Russe
Reid
Funk & Ray
Victor
Funk &Son
Krntie Dunes
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Cor
Main & Water
Morphis Opia
Harrisonburg, Va
Hena
Edward Gonner
South Main St
the von Witt Optical Co
United
Oppo
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