1919 Farm Product Values by State Detail
Virginia gross farm products reach 425 199 212 with crops at 292 824 260 and livestock 16 311 494 while Texas tops crop output at 1 071 542 103 and Illinois leads livestock value at 864 737 833 New York leads forests with 465 739 and Wisconsin 213 022 023 Virginia shows overall value of 425 199 212 and West Virginia 169 066 including forest and livestock figures
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Washington
Census Bureau
Towa
Texas
Illinois
Iowa
Maryland
Virginia
Town
Linois
Missouri
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Georgia
Eregion Auxiliary to Have Its Own Colors for Parade
The Eregion Auxiliary will carry its own colors for the Memorial Day parade on May 30, funded by a donation from Manager Decker after subscriptions fell short. About 100 tickets for "Be at Our Stocks" at the City Opera raised funds. proceeds go to the American Legion Auxiliary. The colors will be Stars and Stripes and American flag. Committee members include Miss Hershberger and Edith Miller among others. a local jury will be first to have its own colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ands Scott Key
Morial Dar
Knnger Decker
City Opera Base
Miss Mayettasborger
The
Comeiee
Decker
Gloria Rnoom
Wee Mothlav
Arieson
Ides Miss Hershberger
Edith Miller
Edna Arbauch
de Rhoads
Pauline Staub
Leatherman
E. F. Muaower
B. M. Davis
R. Temond
Lewis Clem
Peter Smith
Charles N. Staley
Charles Taller
Yanksee
American Legion Auxiliary
Birthday Party Honors Elizabeth Warfield Seventeen
A May 1 birthday gathering for Elizabeth Warfield, held in Sjamsville at Mr and Mrs Walter Warfield home, featured music and dancing. Guests included numerous Warfield family members and friends such as Roy and Carroll Warfield, Gosnell, Mullinix, Mount, Oden, Martin, Brubaker, and Wolle, reflecting a large middle class social circle.
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Walter Warfield
Sjamsville
Elizabeth
Roy Warfield
Rbert Gosnell
Eddie Ay
Carroll War- Me
Wiliam Martin
Roy Brubaker
Moaree Fy
Roby Mullinix
Issex
Hazel
Gladis
Rfield
Linda Mullinix
Margaret
Ruth
Ethel Oden
Mezie' Ie
Delma Moxiey
Esther Martin
He Nores
Resa Mount
Ethelei
Lessis
Stoneham Linked to Dier & Co in Major Bankrupt Case
Hagerstown report details affidavit by Silaa 1 Dubbel, ex manager of Hagertown branch, alleging Charles A. Stoneham, former Giants partner, was a silent partner in the defunct Dier & Co. firm facing $4.5 million collapse. Creditors reject a $200,000 settlement as Stoneham faces summons from the bankruptcy referee. Blumenthal asks for subpoenaed witnesses to uncover further facts, naming Ross Stobertson, Hays, Bondy, Delaney, and Andrews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Silaa 1
Dubbel
Ibn Dier
Ehrich
Blumenthal
Hays
Stoneham
Ross F. Stobertson
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
W. H. Stratton
Philadelphia
Leo Bondy
Mars Dubbel
Stratton
E. D. Dier & Co
E. D. Dier &Co
Leo Bundy
Dier & Co
Gay colors for autumn
New York May 6 America s autumn color outlook for 1922 is bright and cheerful. The Textile Color Association of America lists fifty colors in silk and wool fabrics and twelve shoe and hosiery shades for fall. A new tan shade pigskin appears alongside recurring periwinkle cornflower blue and light fuchsia. Red blue and orange reflect Oriental and Russian influence in evening wear. Silver mist pigeon gray soft fawn and mouse shades dominate footwear and hosiery. New reds Akbar and tan varieties muffin toast and tim appear prominently.
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New York
America
Textile Color Association of America
Russia
Akbar
Toast
Tim
Brunswick Veterans Reunion Promises Elaborate Program
With favorable weather, Brunswick plans the second annual B and Railroad Veterans Association reunion next Wednesday featuring a large parade, a mock battle, firefighting apparatus demonstration, speeches by state and county figures, and a chicken and country ham dinner. If rain interrupts, events move to Eagles Hall and Red Men’s Hall. Harding has accepted invitation to attend the Flag Day memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B & © Railroad Veterans’ Association
Brunswickext
H. 8. Hedges
Delaware ‘Tribe
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harding
Mary Jandera
France
White House
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EGION
Arkansas Gazette
Stoneham IN Dier and CO. Case
Brunswick
Commercial and Savings Department
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick ST
James Houck Spencer E. Stup
R. 8. J. Dutrow
Albert A. Bussard
Tammond Clary Marion S. Michael Samuel C. Thomas Chas, T. Dudderar
H. McBride
B. Evard
Kepner
BR. H. Dudrow
Harvey R. Lease Frank V. Staub
Geo. F. Smith
Hli G. Haugh Casper Ki
Cline
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Chas. Opel Jr. Insurance Service
Haller&Co
West Church
Roy W. Poole
Best Building
Atlas Cement
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P. D. Box
Frederick, MD
Mullinix & Bentz
James J. Hill
Our
Great Northwest
Mr. Hill
R. L. Collings Company “Builders of Business
Clark's
C. P. BR
Clark
Ind
Galdes
Egypt
Palestine
Spain
Italy
Greece
Widieg
Jesse H. Michael
South Market St
Mr. Bell
Optical Department
Satis
C. L. Kefauver
B. W. Wilson
Patrick Street
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