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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
3
Local ad touts the Saginaw steel door framed silo as the most satisfactory and safest feed silo. It claims state leading construction and offers a 60 day reduced price sale through Adams, Agent 147.tf Boyce, Va.
A fragment mentions visiting John JL Bond at her home in the county this morning and noting a lack of abortive actions before returning to Virginia.
The notice lists wholesale price offerings to local buyers and shippers in PhiladelphiaBaltimoreWashington and other cities. It covers grains hay and feed millfeed eggs hens hams and other goods with price points such as corn hay straw flour bran middlings and live poultry.
Mrs Ray Riser arrived this morning from Brunswick Maryland for a brief visit with her parents Mr and Joseph Athey at their North Kent street home.
The article argues that farm profitability hinges on crop variety and proper management. Unprofitable farms result from ignorance or indifference, while diversification reduces risk and improves labor use. It notes corn oats and wheat fit well and idle equipment or land raises costs, so busy, paid enterprises are essential for success.
A printed note describes a simple bite gag for choking cows. It uses a rounded wooden plug, side supports, and ropes to guide saliva and dislodge the obstruction without suffocation. The device aims to be safer than common methods, which can harm the animal.
Dairy notes urge farmers to improve cream and milk handling to boost butter grades. It stresses hiring skilled butter makers and proper milk houses to prevent contamination, and notes better care for the dry cow. It advocates durable concrete tanks for reliability.
Rev and Mrs Lake 8 Marlewood have returned to their home in Nokesville Virginia after a short visit to friends in this city.
A long list of residents and visitors are recorded in town notes. Names include Mr R Gray Williams Mrs Harriet B Calmes Miss Margaret Calmes and Dr J William Ebert. Others travel from Baltimore Cumberland and Charlestown while attending visits business and family events.
From year end to year end every season every day Tip Top Bread and is the same high grade worth while loaf Its flavor never changes its quality never varies That is why it remains today the loaf preferred by most families.
Graduates from Virginia Valley celebrated at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond with an alumni supper on the roof garden of the Richmond Hotel. A faculty luncheon followed at the same hotel. Medicine grads include L. T. Stoneburner Jr. of Edinburg and Homer Silont Henkel of Staunton. Pharmacy grads from nearby towns include Lawson W. Armentrout of Strasburg Charles B. Hardee of Winchester William L. Irwin of Woodstock and Samuel H. Perkins Jr. of Staunton. Irwin and Armentrout previously worked at Boyd’s drug stores in Winchester.
Prices paid in Baltimore wholesale markets today include Wheat No. 2 red at 1.01 per bushel for spot and June. Corn at 4.05 per barrel for carloads prime near by yellows for spot and June. Hay No. 1 timothy at 18.93. standard timothy 18.59. No. 1 clover mixed 17.00. No. 1 clover 17.00. Butter fancy creamery 27.5. dairy prints 18. rolls 16 to 19.
The District Nurse Association will hold a rummage sale on June 6 in the Miller Building on North Main Street. Items for sale include clothing and articles. sale hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations will be received Friday.
A vintage pattern feature showcases basque inspired apron frocks with waist yoke belts and flounced skirts. It describes patterns 8383 8399 8386 6300 8380 with fabric needs, sizes, and 15 cent prices per pattern, plus coupon instructions.
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