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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
Virginia editorials argue against prohibiting lobbying during sessions. They warn bans may violate rights to counsel and public hearings, noting courts would demand skillful drafting and fair rules. Calls emphasize committees must hear citizens and risks of abuse on the floor.
Wartime reminiscence lists the Winchester volunteer company members from Captain W. L. Clark to various privates and later transfers. The author recalls David Hamilton’s endorsement and key moments in May 1861 with Stonewall Jackson rising to fame under Johnston, tracing the Winchester troops through early battles and four years of crosses and losses.
A survey traces American agricultural education to state colleges national departments and farmer institutes. It notes the broad liberal university roots, the Morill bill aims, and the widespread farmers institutes with over two million members, including women’s institutes, advancing practical farming and household science across the United States and Canada.
A Farm and Fireside article describes a 25 cent seeder made from a tin pan and round board mounted behind a plow. Holes punched in the pan drop seed, with a stoppered board wheel input to feed. It seeds cane milo Kaffir corn broom corn but does not cover seed on the first pass.
In a suggestion for rural benefit a farmer promotes aiding neighbors and sharing expertise. He advocates more altruistic growers and fewer self centered individuals who seek only personal protection from society.
Gypsum or land plaster should be spread early in the season when moisture is abundant since 400 pounds of water are needed to make 100 pounds of gypsum available. It helps release potash and improve availability, making it valuable on lands rich in potash but with low availability.
A woman recounts courting and marriage with Neil Walker, testing his temper through her brother Jack’s mischief. After escalating pranks and conflicts, Neil’s temper erupts but they reconcile, reflecting on gendered power and the saying that women know the crack of a woman's whip.
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