Apple growing in Virginia shows strong expansion
Freight officials report Virginia apple shipments along the Southern Railway will likely double last year’s totals, with 160,690 barrels from the Shenandoah Valley and Piedmont areas. The industry fuels high land values, new orchards, and robust markets across the South, led by Shenandoah and Albemarle regions.
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Ontario Sunday School Workers Meet In Odiawa
Opening with large attendance the forty fourth annual Ontario Sunday School Association convention in Odiawa Ont aims to advance Sunday school work. Marion Lawrence general secretary of the International association Mrs Phebe A Curties of Columbus Ohio Rev J C Robertson secretary of Sabbath schools Presbyterian church and other church readers and workers will speak during the opening sessions.
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Connecticut Field Trials Open With Wide Participant Turnout
Hampton Conn Oct 25 The twelfth annual Connecticut Field Trial Club trials open with sportsmen from New England New York and Canada attending with leading pointers and setters. Birds are plentiful and strong sport is expected. Three stakes on the slate are Membership Derby and All Age Blake for setters and pointers meeting specific eligibility.
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Savannah exhibit collection sold to Georgia university
The Savannah Natural History Society collection of birds insects and animals was sold and sent to the University of Georgia at Athens. It aimed to aid local exhibits and education though plans for a museum near Chatham county faltered due to rising land values and licensing. The collection emphasized useful bird groupings and contained two thirds of county birds, attracting foreign interest despite limited public viewing.
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Certification Focused Discussed for Southern Colleges
At the sixteenth annual meeting of the Southern States Association to be hosted by the University of Georgia, Le Conte Hall, November 3 4 5, officials discuss admission by certificate. The aim is to establish a standard thorough system and reduce abuses while preserving existing certificate practices.
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John K. Lord
Brown University
College Certificate Board
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New York Millionaire Bragg to Race in Atlanta Meet
Caleb Bragg, famed New York amateur turned professional, signs in for the Atlanta speed trials and the Grand Prize aboard his Fiat 90, a top car co driven with Ralph DePalma. Atlanta welcomes Bragg and Woodside and Ruthersom entries for amateur and open events at the fall meet.
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Memorial for John A Johnson Placed in St. Paul
At a St. Paul meeting Oct 25 the memorial commission agreed to erect a bronze statue of Governor John A. Johnson on a Minnesota granite pedestal on capitol grounds funded by Minnesota citizens. The report follows lengthy notes from education certificates and college entrance debates.
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Queen Mary Seeks News On Ill Prince Francis of Teck
London reports Queen Mary and royal family anxiously await word on Prince Francis of Teck who remains gravely ill with pleurisy after two operations. The 40ish prince, noted for tall frame and amiable nature, is beloved for kindness and popular in society and hunting circles.
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Western Catholic Union Holds Thirteenth Convention
In Aurora Illinois the Western Catholic Union opens its thirteenth annual convention with religious services attended by several hundred delegates from Illinois and nearby states. Business sessions run through tomorrow and Thursday.
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Little "sait case" baby burial shocks Atlanta readers
The burial of a six week old baby involved in the bail and desertion case against 17 year old Hattie Phillips and her uncle Bernard Cochran concludes the infant’s brief life. The child was left on a doorstep, cared for at the Home of the Friendless, then Grady Hospital where it died. Court actions for the parents proceed on desertion charges.
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Grady Hospital
Indiana Club Women Gather for Fourth State Convention
Richmond Indiana hosts the fourth annual convention of the state federation of clubs with nearly a thousand accredited delegates expected. Executives meet today, with regular sessions planned for tomorrow and Thursday. Noted speakers include Prof. Graham Taylor of Chicago and Henry Turner Bailey of Boston.
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State Federation of Clubs
Graham Taylor
Chicago
Henry Turner Bailey
Boston
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