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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
Auto Damaged by Fire.

The fire department received cal
to the Santa Fe station about \ O'Clock
LAST night AZ a result Of an automobile
catchin. fire. Its owner had succeed
cd In putting cut the blaze. however
by the time ~" trucks arrived. Slight
damage was done.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-20
WAsH0UTs INCONVENIENCE
SANTA Re ROAD TRAFFIC

Due 10 the washout of approaches q
two bridges and other damage done TO
the track of the Santa Fe railroad at
Pyron small station between Sny.
der and Sweetwater. as n result 81 n
heavy rain "Wednesday afternoon, the
Santa Fe IL maintaining It's passenger
traffic by transferring passengers from
one trains To another at the scene Of
the damaged bridges. officials stated
yesterday.
A pile river has been sent from ANA.
iillo To assist IN the repair Of the
bridges ard track. and Il In believed
that the track viii he passable by this
afternon at 8 o'clock
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16
PIGS REDUCE HUSklNG COSTS
"Hogoing Down" Corn Shown TO Be
Profitable by Test Made at
North Dakota College.

Here Is another hl' - evidence p,
criv"d ~ University farm that no.
cling down corn j. good business o.
many growers ~ hogs and corn. Tn,
North Dakota Agricultural college ~
tanned return ~ si5.5I an acre h.,
using = ,hnats ?" hog down 10 acre,
"f illnf corn In 1915 according 10 =. ~
shepherd ~ the experiment station
tn" hoes ver. turned into m. field
September q, when they averaged ia
pound. "a weight. and lrft Their. uniH
November T. They made an average
cuIn ~ ~ pounds or n gain ~ Isl -
pounds r'r acre They were marketed
M iG3l cents which allnuin. FOR
-hriukag" gave return ~ SiI.SI per
acre. These results m. In Inc with
those ohtnInrl by rhr Minnesota ~
pertinent -inilous
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16
SKUNKS WILL YIELD PROFIT
Besides Destroying miee. orasshop.
pers and othcs Insects Their
Fur Is Valuable

Farming Is supposed tu deal only
with dpW'>tiru'ed animals Pow per.
sons have considered rs'ahli~ hinr
friendly relations With the skunk. nl.
though II ha, been done under the mis-.
apprehension that the animal was n
cat
Skunks d,stroy mice grasshoppors.
crick,ts aud white gruhs and Weld u
very Nliuahl, fur. \ cuupl. ~ dozen
skunk, running around the farm viii
produce Sluu worth Of FUR aud sa,,
much money hy The animals that the,
k.ll II the ,hi,Ecn, are kept IN
skunk proof yards. their d'ns respect
81 and tact used when meeting them
in th" dark. q profitable sid. line will
hr added ~ the farm Income
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16
MARKETING BY PARCEL POST
II should Be Remembered That Nc,
All Farm Products Can Be
Handled in This Manner.

While Il muy BE- attractive 30 city
dwrlir- to believe that he can hay. y
,r .riuhlr garden grown for hiuf lnu
miles - l-h miles away. place hl, or
t,r. Tor IN" cost of a stamp and hay.
the procure delivered al his door. II
h"uld b. rem, mh"red that tot alt
furu products lend themselves 10 a..
rect marketing by parcel post. Usual
~ II Is impractlcahle Ia market such
heavy products NJ poiaio.s by parcel
ts1si whereas eggs. butter sausage.
poultry, many vri', tuhl.s and meats
may fIequ"ntly bee shipn"l with prom
rad al saving TO the p.., haser.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16

,,'S I'M" the lives ~ IT, members ant
enables them fo make money 90 their
"'u. While club work encourages
hr~ ard girls Zee procure u higher
rjyrlfiuu u Uu-- ni,-gS1 northern
and western cli.h huy, aud tn7 club
-.rl~ or" IN agricultural colleges this
y,Jr-.ii dos~ not ,uu,utr them away
.rum fh" faru
one per cent of ~" total pupulu.
ton Of the country. ~ l.oil4tl Ter.
SONS were reached the first siN months
Of 'h" current year through ~.
iuN"uil" club events Wh"a the boy
and girls r1f IN an exhibit u il popu
lar with 900 ages and nll ages attend
The work in the clubs was carried
IN by IN permanent county clul
agents and SoiG volunteer local lead
ers. The number ~ permanent cluh
agents has nearly doubled in sin
months. Large numbers ~ farm hu
rcauS now are paving the salary ~
''uh leader ~ we'll a. that ~ county
gent aud home demonstration agent
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16
REGULAR GROWTH OF
CLUBS DURING 1920
Exodus From Country 10 City Is
Being Checked.
agriculture pi9n,hed IN Eyes OF
Theusares o. Boys ard Girls and
uross New Interest Into
Lives o. Members

During tile ur~t ~ months IN i!rr
H'N.-l, lHls auu ..ris lu the northern
iud western states enrolled Ia the
.iuhs Witch ar, supervised hy the Tn.
tel state, Department ct Agriculture
aud Tie state colleges The large ~.
rnllmout iu th,s,. clubs prumisc. that
>""n, possibly hrforr th, next cru,u.
j. taken the exodus from the country
O" the city will be- definitely checked
club work has slr,Jdy dignincd ugri.
culture o. The eye, ~ thousands upon
thousands uf farm boys aud girls. aud
made them satisfied with country lifc
'r- The Organization brings new inter
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16
oathetie Appeal.

Mary iuu-r had been struck by
iIehtnln: anil pretty badly damaged.
The u'Nf evening when Mary was
pruy'ug 90 m"flnr'> knee she asked n
blessing or each member ~ the family
and then added: And. God please
don't be- mad 1T us any more Tx.
change.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-16

Although they are generally belt sod
'u be able Ia do So. 10 = inn. ,sihlr.
owing Ia weight and ,tructu-t FOR an
elephant 10 leap either M ~ forward.
A hig elephant takes 9 f-ct - luchc, ~
q stride. hut n 1-fn'. trench w"uld h.
a. hopeless q hF.ri'r to u ~ one ~
30 feet.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Program For New Treatre.

Friday, Oct. 8.-Madeline rravers
in "The Hell Ship an exciting story
of the ocean, Also Helen Holmes in
a great Railroad Serial, The Fatal
Fortune. Don't miss it.
Saturday, oct. enid Bennett in
"Virtous Thief" oy Thomas q. Ince.
A smashing thrilling photo drama
Also a good comedy, 1.-THE water
plug"
Monday, Oct. 11.-Mary Miles Win.
ter in Jerry be Good" A grea
comedy drama you will enjoy. Also
Jack Dempsey in an exciting prize
fight.
Tuesday, Oct. ia good FIVE rec
drama 1.-THE Heart of Gypsy"
Also the Path News and comedy.
Wednesday, Oct 10 Special-"Dr.
Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" played BY Johr
Barrymore, written by Robert Levi.
Stevenson. The greatest drama O
a duel ever written. Be sure and see
1t. A high class pholoplay. Door
open $50 p. m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
}. 8. Locke Endorsed For
u. S, Shipping Board

Governor " estmoreland Davis has
Endorsed John B. Locke, secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce OF Newport
News, for a place on the United
States Shipping Board in letters writ
ten TO prominent officials in Wash
ington.
Mir. Locke was inu orsed first by the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce
when the idea of having Richmond
man appointed on the board was first
suggested by business men of Rich
mond. MIR. Locke Is q former news
paper man and has the support of
many of the local associations at
Newport News.
Several candidates for appointment
to the Shipping Board are now in the
field, practically all OF them being
from Newport News, Norfolk or the
Seaboard district.
Mr.. Locke is prominent attorney.
He is also United States commiss OF :
Ter in bankruptcy. Richmond Times
Despatch.
Mr.. Locke who is son OF DR.. I.
F. Locke, is a former Woodstock boy
! and has many friends in the home
town who will be glad to hear of his
success in life. His first newspaper
work was done on The Shenandoah
HERALD, going from here to Staun.
ton where he was on the staff Of the
lStaunton Daily News. Later moving
to Newport News where he has ,esid
ed for q number OF years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Death of ]. l. Bower,

Mr.. j. L. Boyer, one of Woodstock s
most prominent business men and
member OF one Of Shenandoah old
est and most substantial families,
died at his home, maple Heights"
on Tuesday evening after linger.
ing illness of valvular heart disease.
w hen young man Mr. Boyer studied
medicine but on account of failing
health was compelled t. abandon this
in his third year at Richmond Medi-
cal College. Later, upon regaining
his health he entered business IN
which he was aminently successful,
For number Of years he was u mem
Der Of the firm of j. l.. Boyer & Co.
bat in more recent years became d
member Of the firm OF Boyer Grocery
Company, wholesale Grocers, w God
stock. Mr.. Boyer was an active mem
Der of the Christian church and as
long as health would permit taught
large ass in the Sunday school.
Surviving besides his wife, who be-
fore N marriage was Miss Elton V.
Clover, are three young daughters,
Misses Lucille, Kathleen and Lenna
Boyer, one son Carroll Boyer, his
mother, Mrs, j. p. Boyer, three sis
tiers, Mrs. d. T. Miller, of Washing
ton, Misses Lucy and Alice Boyer,
four brothers, Messrs, Joseph w.
Russell, Frank and Carl Boyer, Of
Woodstock.
Funeral services were conducted by
his pastor, Rev. j, D. Hamaker of
the Christian church, at the home on
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock
All business houses of Woodstock
closed for one hour, between three
and four as mark Of respect to Mr..
boyer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
You Have Heard
Your NoiglbOr Say
-0404@ yA1gadna

Walton x Smoot have it
No matter what your
Drug or Toilet Requisites
may be-No matter what
the prescription calls for,
Your neighbor knows that
this store can meet your
wants. If YOU do not know,
getOn our list of customers.
SERVICE WHICH SATISFIES
PRICES WHICH Please
Bear in mind, THE BEST
is our standard and we sell
on our personal guarantee.
CANDIES from the best max
ers-Smokes and Smokers
Requirements = A thous-
and and one Toilet Neces-
sites Hess Stock Food
observation-disclosures.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Splendid Concert Thursday

Attend the splendid concert Thurs
day night, October 14th in the New
Theatre, Woodstock. Some of the
colored singers in the Valley will as
sist Miss Emelyne j. Tindley, the we'll
known Philadelphia Contralto. En-
JOY the evening as we'll as help the
|cOlored friends to build q new church
which 10 badly needed. Tickets only
~ enty five cents. II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Thomas Day, Dead,

Mr.. Thomas Day died at Columbia
Furnace last Wednesday, aged IS
years.
Sometime ago Mr.. Joseph Campbell,
OF ohio, offered five hundred dollars
for & picture Of his mother. MIR.
Days family mad the only one known
Ito be in existence. About two weeks
ago, Mr.. Campbell came to his old
home and paid Mr Day. the tull
amount offered Mr. Day seemed
sheu to be in bis usual health.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Notice TO Farmers.

| will have s or 10 good dairy COWS
at Sheetz and McHenry's Sale Stables,
Woodstock, Monday, October H.
which vii be sold for the high dollar
These COWS will be sold on four
m onths credit, or per cent off for
cash,
Il FRANK RUSH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Death Of An Infant.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Rudy died suddenly on Wed
nesday, Oct. 9th. Brief funeral SER
Vices we're conducted in the home by
their pastor Rev. S. w. Kuhns, and
interment was made in Massanutten
cemetery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Church Notes.
REFORMED CHURCH.

Sunday, Oct. 10th, Hoo d, N. Com
10 union services at St. Paul's Church.
2 80 p. n. church services at Calvary.
80 p. N church services at St,
PauNs Members are urged to be
present. Everybody invited.
EDINBCRG Z B. CIRCUIT.
Preaching Sunday Oct. 10, Column
bia Furnace.at 1880.
Con1cvi!le at 3 O'Clock and Edin-
burg a. 7:3O Sunday school at Edin-
burg, Columbia Furnace, Mt. Her
mon at $50. Otterblne at 2:30. All
welcome.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Apples Wanted.

We will buy evaporation apples any
day until further notice.
II. B. CHAPMAN & Co.,
Oct 1-4t Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
PERSON Al 2

ALTAR fn,
ldays at Inwood where he has Just in
Stalled Clifford Packing House
Equipment and also large doubl,
! toll Sizer to John W Miller n.
| Apple King OF Berkeley county.
! Miss N, 7. = r.a;.,...
lher residence m MAJ staoat - ~
IG NJ Rna, 9Ii70' ~ ~
with Mrs. Bransou and their fou,
EchiIoren will move into the property
the latter part Of this week.
Miss Tysinger will leave this place
this week 10 spend some time with he,
Iac,son ~ ~ Ly''nser' Of Mt
| Mrs. MI.ton Hoover has returned
from a visit 10 Mrs. George Kurt in
| Na ','e-le ''e' anu MRS {. " Snapp' OF
N1 ''-''
Mrs. Lucy Headley has returned to
her hone ia Franklin, w. Va, after
visit to Mr., and Mrs. Il. P. Hovey.
Mrs. William Skv)es and donoh.on
Miss f ,eanor SkvIes aro r,,asta -
Mrs. Ellen Martin on Chnrc5 Stnoo "
90 Oc: ION hey expect to sail on the
o'7anshlp Creole from New York
l1f ne" Orleans to Join Capt. William
SAyles [. 5. A., who is now located
Mrs. W, B. Ballantine, wife of Mai
Bailantine, L S. A., is guest Of
Mrs Ella Martin. Mrs. Ballantine
mas two sons enrolled at Massanutten
Acrdemy.
Mr. William H..e - ry..,,,...
WAS ctt.ed to y-,,3stla,. -, W. - - Vi
b. the DEAN Of his 0nr,a ,'' ~ ''' G S'1''s
" >T54s~ - '''S 'H'' ( WI George
Ness, Carson Aa,a..o.,
G5.brfa nave rat,,rnoa fsa.,, - u''s'
5000 -''7>' - VA ouSl
aad osnar points IN rar.essaa
Mrs Ernest F,,,Ibo,,.o,
ter. miss Maria .a'3 49, ~ 20 80 : -
kes.er IF Wfnchss,or no,,, 's,o 1tH--A
Mrs II. p, Aovey-
Rev ". a ca,sou uho
costuctfno evanraIj.ti, ~ .,. Los wee"
burlington, y. G., returned to his
nome Tuesday.
Messrs William 2 MIA o..
Ine Br"dstreeE Co., Of Roanoke, Her
pert r N''ey, City Editor Of The .Ad- |
Fd-ce, OF Lynchaurg, Rhodes G |
% n v... H[!,- -! ~ SHARON
,od r rnr,,t NO. - - ., '>9' ! d. |
we're .. al - tho;, t-..0 - ~ >'-''''
]7atb - ,has. tatha.. VIC
~ lr:f... t'' 'e0ig0
Miss Rs,1ob co-... /
5,1,,.s6.r rfrh+ n;+t, 49,, 800 800, si0N'
.,,a.... 5-f,,,u
mr. -. $500 S-.aa. ~ .9U W "eI
no,,n., risf, - ,,a,1o. ~, W.
,,oks .~a fo.,;,r - oIa.a,.a'n
- ~ o.
MISS !iuta Dysart left Thursday for
,ao,s, ,,..+,.r, l'''' a.
--'''-'i'' l i. a. lelV Z r!"ay morn
~ 10y a. 20 WISH hef
Mrs NJ = Gearing Is spending ten
~ ~" H9i i''iie'' 'lr v ljsoh
. ~ - = : u r'o'N 0''
Mrs, w. G. Murdoch, of Woodstock
and Mrs. Wilson Santmiers. of Edsn.
burg are guests of the latter's SON.
n-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
- % ~" - ''' u " aSninR'o D'
Mrs. j D. Grabill and Mr.. Boyd
drandstatf, of LaPorte, Ind are
quests OF their sister, Mrs. F. Nj
7Ird' OF Washington.
Miss Eugenia Barringer and broth
,r, John Barringer, of Charlottes Vile
we're week end motor visitors al the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kneisley motor
ed to Harrisonburg 10 spend the week
end with their daughter, Miss Mar
garet KnefSley, who 10 . student at
the Stafe Normal. s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
S. L. BAUGHER, Minister.
METHODIST CHURCH

At II 100 o'clock next Sunday Mr..
Cockrell will preach on 1.-The Parable
of the Sower." He will also show some
objects to the children and talk on
" Rearing Family of Sixteen Mil
lion"
AT 1870 p. m. Major Lawrence and
Mr. &. Z. Skyles will sing. "The
Crucifix" by Faure, and Mr.. Cock
rell's subject will be: What 1t Is to
Be Real Christian"
The new heating plant was tried out
for the first time on Wednesday night.
There will be fire regularly in the
church now.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Halloween Social.

The Ladies OF the Methodist Church
will have a Hallow' cen Social at the
home of Mrs. Clyde E. Walton, on
Muhlenberg street, the night OF
Oct. Goth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Mr.. LAWS ReDOrted Better.

The condition OF Mr.. ]. N. Davis
IL reported to be somewhat improv we'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowers have
returned to their home in Des Moines,
Iowa, after visit to Mr.. Bowers
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowers
at their home on Spring Street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08


Bar Leghorn lk!, lst, and 2ad. Isl
PnIlot Mrs G c saartz, MAurertow
Buf Leghora Hen I'll, W4tec Frayy..
Pallet, 2uG Pen Of Minosca4 9 &
Saum Maurers7aa, Minorca Cuck,
1st, Hen. Isl W { Zirkle, Eainburg,
Barred RocA Pen, 1st, W Q Zirkle,
Barred Rock Cockrel, 1st w & Zmkle
2nd Ei4o Sheetz, Woods took, Barred
Rock Putlet, 1st Elon Sheet, 2nd, w
C Zirkle, r g Rhode Island Reds,
Cockerel, PuIlet and Hen all LIST
premiums, cockerel, pullet and hen
2nd premium, Harry Crabill, Toms
Brook, S c Rhode Island Reds, Pull
let, and cockerel, st and %, Rev
d II Rhodes, Toms Brook, White
Leghorns, Pullet lst, Pad and Bird :,
| Prof 9 V Shoemaker Woodstock,
| White LeghOrns Cock, Y Il. Proctor,
Edinhurg, White Le2horn Cockerel
| 1st, A w Russell, 2ud, Miss Nellie
Fravel, White Orpington Pen, Laur-
ence HOTEL Toms Brook, White
Orpington PuIlet, 1st ana q, J D
Hisey, Woodstock, White Wyandotte
Hen 1st and "a, Mrs A w Russell
4 Woodstock, Columbian Wyandotie
Pullet, Miss Nellie Fravel, Siver
Lace Wyandotte cock. cockerel, and
hen each, LIST, Pullet and Hen, I'd, Mrs
c F Cotfman, Woodstock, S c Brown
Leghorn Cock, l. 2nd and Hen, LIST, I'd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
For Sale

Mahogany Square Piano, In good
condition. Apply at HERALD Office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08

In front of The offices Of the 6henan-
oah Home Mutual Fire Insurance
Co mpany in the Court House yard,
pair Of timers shears. Finder will
ule ase return TO HERALD Office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
. l4.ll.a.lio nNa. u4u d, the .3nru-
and0ai Loup.s Fai, Association

nae'-irl Grand
ri yses .ta3 Hr6
3'a@trk Boar, nat.~ oag ye.e
larey Crab34, Dunkirk s.w l.
Harry ErablIl Dunkirt. Boar, under
IS years, Houston Newman Grand
champion under one year, Harry
Crabill, Berkshire Sow, 1st, W W
Williamson Berkshire Boar LIST, w
" Williamson. Berkshire Boar uodor
one year, 1st n 3a3yer : It. W w
w hanson, Berkshire Sow, ore wear
aud under two, 1st, w w Williams d,
"a, G n Hoover, Berkshire Sow uuCer
o 70 year, 1st. w w Williamson, "a
c \ Hoover 3rd, W " Williamson
Chester Boar, 1st, n Il Namey, orc.
Boar, III, = e CoImuu. Chester Sow, !
Isl, Il II Ramey, D / & Sow ard Pigs,
Q Il Eoffman, Poland 3 ar under one
year, j E Foitz, 2ud d e Mowery. S
Poland Sow, under one wear, j EI
Foltz, Pen 5 z Shoats, lst, ] Z Folk. .
Pod, L Z Mowery, Srt Z Q Shoat + {.
Mowerv, S 2 Boar, Z Z Mowery. S p
Boar, under one year, Z 2 Mowery,
a G OF Boar, D F Roller, q, S Is
Hepner 2 G Boar, 1st w ] Gocnen-
our, Pad, c c Bowman, 2 { Boar IN
der one venri Boar, under years,
Joseph f Walker, \ Get One Sow, LIST,
G B Saum "a, s B Bepner, Sd, S H +
Hepner, Championship Sow any age, I
l5t, Joseph e Walker, "a, Sow oae /
year under two, L L Goiladay, 81, S
B Hepner, Sows under one gear lss,
Ruins Lambarson, %, Joseph /
Walker, 81, FLOYD Shillinburg, Pen
Shoats, under 6 months, l~t, c B
9aum, 2nd, S B Hepnor, Exhibitors
Herd, Is, " W Williamson, Breeders
Young Herd v W Williamson, oct
Of Boar. " " Williamson, Brood
Sow and Pigs, ~. q Goi,4day "a
Ben Keller.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
sHsMaNpcAts VALLEY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODS TOOK, VIRGINIA,

donev loaned at per cent. on real
.stase or good collateral security.
Savings deposits received In sums OF
el.00 o.. over, and iugerest allowed on
sama.
sa Fer particulars address the
Company at lis home office. or call on
J W. G6erty, Strashnrg; F. s. Penny
hacker, Nj. Jackson; or S. r. HooYer,
New Market Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08

Winter Nels, 4 Is X uev. Law
renee. II fl &a@5y Three a.aes VI
Pears, 1st Fc4no 5wartz N.ur. wa.
Pad Mrs. Jonn W sheet ]. ou5
stock, Keitfer, LIST G L Bausr.maa.
2nd W Cotfman. Duchess. lst i H
Ramey, End Harry Spiker, SeckIe
Pears, 1st I L Bowman, End Calvin
Gochenonr, Beurre Clairgean, S NJ
Dingledne, Mt. Jackson, Bartlette,
Vlrgie Fry, Mt. Jackson, Ounces,
1st j E Cook, Edinburg, 2nd Mrs. c
c Swartz, Display OF Grapes, 1st John
W Sheet, Pad W I Clark, Disptsv OF
Grapes, Sue Kneisley, Peaches, 1st j
E Cook, Fad Walter Fravel, Worden
Sickle, II Il Ramey, Single Orchard,
1st E Cook, Edinbuvg. 2nd Charles
c Bowman, Bowman 5, Bird, c S Hook
Hickman, Stras burg, Best Barrel of
Gr.mrs Golden, 1st Mrs. 81 II Ramey,
SEras burg, ID Il H Ramey, Stras-
burg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
NOTICE.
Morkmen Wanted for Handling
Apples at Winchester Cold

Eight weeks work. Board furnish
ed il desired. Standard apple pick
ing wagesl paid. Come at once.
WILLIAM BEVERLEY, Manager,
Winchester Cold Storage Co,
Sept. 24-4t. Winchester, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08

Six Stocks Corn list. VIM Rodn y
KILLER, Woodstock, PAD W alter Fra
vel Six Stocks EnsuaEe Corn Ist,
n X DingIedine, Mount Jackson I'd,
Norman Rosenberger, Ed.4J1lg.
Whige-1st 4 Kagey, M0a0t Jack
son, End, NJ r Ding!eaine, Mt Jack
son, 3rd 9 p Chapman, Woulssoca
felIow-lst K Frank Did38 H.,
Woodstock, 2nd, w W Cofm4u,
w oodstock, 3rd, G f Moreland, Ed
inoprg, sweet LIST, Mrs Asa Sheet,
W oodstoc4, u, Il Wolfe
WHEAT
lst, NJ Emswiller, Woodstock, ID.
P W Peer, Maurertown, 3rd, NJ r
Ding Iodine, Mt Jackson.
Rye-A " Russell Woodstock "a,
L 7 Barbe Oats-lst, L 5 Lon4,,
Mt Jackson, "a q L Barbe, clover
seed-lst N R Dingledine, Mt Jack
son, Buckwheat-1st Harry Burner,
W oodstock. Barley-1st, NJ r Dingle-
dine, Mt jackson, Stock beet-1st, p
III Wolf Mt Jackson, Squash-Tom
|Grandstaff, W atermelon-W 5 Estep,
New Market, White Onion-E I
Barbe, Yellow Onion-Mrs W Il
Romick, Red Onions-Mrs Carl w
Walker. Pumpkin-1st, Mrs Charles
Sweeney, ID, P w Hawkins, Mt jack
son, Cushaw-Harry Spiker, Maurer
town, Squash-E G Slupe, Edlnburg,
Carrots-M r Dingledine, Lima
Beans-Miss Nellie Fravel, Wood
stock, Peppers-Miss Nellie Fravel,
Toma toes-Mrs Dallas Fravel, Gel
cry &C B Chapman, Woodstock,
Beets- Mrs Harry Spiker, Maurer-
town, Long blood beet-Mrs r B
Rosenberger, Edjnburg, Cucumbels-
Mrs Asa Sheet, Cabbage-Mrs Asa
Sh eetz, Sheaf Wheat-lst, George Il
Fravel, Woodstock; 2nd, f 7 Barbe,
Strasburg, Sheaf Oats-E I Barbe,
Pad, II S Lonas, Nj Jackson, ~heaf
Rye-B s Cotfman, Woodstock
Broom Corn-P a Wolfe, Mt acA-
son, Baskets "A W Cotfman, Tubs
s f Saun, Gaurertown. Apple Bar
rels-O Laudes, Mt Jackson, Corn
Meal-Harry Spiker, MaurertOwu.
DEPT, G HORTICULTURE.
APPLES.
Staym en- " inesap, 1st G Cook
Mt. Jackson. 2nd W L Saum, Maur-
ertown, Delicious, 1st and End J c
Cock, Edinburg, Works, 1st and 2nd
is M Baker, Toms Brook, Milan, Nell
lie Fravel, Woodstock, Ben Davis,
LIST Russell Borden, Maur ertown, 2ud
Josiah Kibler, Maurertown, Black
Ben, 1st Harry Spiker, Maurertowu,
2nd ii II kamey, Strasburg, Winesap
/ st II II Ramey, Strasburg, 2nd John
W. Sneetz, Woodstock, Golden Pip.
pin, 1st 5 NJ Baker, Toms Brook, 2ud
.. " L Saum, Maurertown, Black Twig,
LIST H [ Hickman, Strasburg, 2ud Il
H Ramey, Strasburg, Russett, Isl
Nellie F'ravel, Pad S NJ Baker, Toms
Brook, Winter Paradise, lst Pearl
| Bly,, Strasburg, End Il Ii RameY;
Jonathan, 1st G L Bowman, Capon
Road, 2nd Russell Borden, Maurer-
town, Wolf River, 1st and 2nd Ear
Walker, Woodstock, Bailey Sweet
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08

FRANK RUSH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-08
Seed Potatoes For Sale

Improved Peach Blow Potatoes, OK
cellent quality for late planting. On
| ~ 81 SO il ordered at once.
N. K. ANB MARVIN FRAvEL,
r. r. D. No. 2,
Oct 1--3t Woodaaoek, Va