Larger Crops For 1935 Predicted By Agriculture Dept
Washington July 12 The agriculture department forecast generally bigger crops for 1935 with wheat at 731,045,000 bushels versus 497,000,000 in 1934 and 861,000,000 average. Corn output was projected at 2,044,601,000 bushels, down from last year but above the five year average. Rye oats and barley also expected bumper yields. Secretary Wallace, at a press conference, said the report indicates ample food and feed crops for the year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congressional uproar over acreage reduction plan
ers will ask for a full 25 per cent reduction in acreage next year.
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Ers
Edwight and area residents visit friends and family
A series of social visits and trips are recorded across Edwight Whitesville Montreal Pine Knob Pettry s Bottom Dry Creek and surrounding areas. Residentsincluding Ray Thompson Marvin Marshall Hubert Jarrell Ida Hendricks Margaret Layne Mary Darby Edith Thompson Alfred Long Lyle Myles and many others are noted visiting relatives attending meetings shopping or fishing in communities such as Beckley Charlottesville Cameron Greenbrier Stickney and Peach Tree Falls during the week ending Sunday.
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Ray Thompson
Whitesville
Marvin Marshall
Montreal
Joe Myles
Hubert Jarrell
Pine Knob
Paul Hughes
Passenger on 4000 mile hop to Glen Rogers
Only passenger on a 4000 mile hop to Glen Rogers on Tuesday is identified as Ed Wight. Mr. and Mrs Grey Cheek of Mr Hope visited with Mr. Cheek's brother W F Cheek and wife last week. Homer Rice, ten, son of Will and Mrs Rice, was ill after being lost from home for several hours Tuesday evening. Mrs Betty Myers of Oak Hill and Mrs Russel Miller of Scarbro were visiting Mr and Mrs W and?
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Glen Rogers
ED Wight
Grey Cheek
Mr. Hope
Mr. Cheek
W. F. Cheek
Cheek
Homer Rice
Will Rice
Russel Miller
Scarbro
Mrs. W
Birth announced for Nacoma Gertrude Darby in July
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darby announce the birth of a daughter Saturday night July 6. The baby has been named Nacoma Gertrude. Cheek Monday and Mrs. George Smith of Charleston visited friends here Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Wajick has recovered from illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jarrell Miss June Cheek and Billy Cheek visited Horse Creek Tuesday. Bill Sirgent of Nellis was a visitor here Sunday. Charley Jarrell is ill at his home here.
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Pettry’s Bottom
Willis Williams
Jim Adkins
Emogene
Beckley
Bill Myles
Dry Creek
Joe Myles
Eustace Cantley
Ida Hendricks
Flats
Margaret Layne
Marsh Fork High School
Montroal
Mary Darby
Washington, Pa
Vern Darby
Edith Thompson
Eunice
Alfred Long
Highcoal
Jack Wright
W. M. Ray
Billy
Keith
Lyle Myles
Myles
Henry Payne
Page
Ramey Harris
Hotcoal
Cecil Adams
Wyoming County
Horace Harris
Ed Harris
Drakesboro
J. H. Way
P. FE. Deitz
Reginald Deitz
Wharton
Steve Biers
Gary
Walter Cobb
Money Lyons
Mr. Lyons
Wrights
Madge Dodson
Ruth Hunley
John Dodson
Charleston
George Dodson
Nellie Moore
Wood Massey
Nathan Ramsey
Dorothy
Edwight
Scarbro
Vera McNeeley
Hazy
Jim Jarrell
Stickney
John Harvey
Sun
A. J. Thomas
Hernshaw
Dewey Hudson
John Abbott
Howard Peters
Montreal
Bert Jarrell
Brownland
Pebpte Jarrell
Greenbrier
T. Cook
Whitesville
Carl Daniels
Guy Cooper
L. T. Putman
G. L. Campbell
Glen Rogers
Madalyn
June Cheek
George Smith
D. R. Jones
Cheek
Frank Wajick
Billy Cheek
Horse Creek
Bill Sirgent
Nellis
Fred Darby Wish
Nacoma Gertrude
Burns Shares Twain Inspired Mot to Do Right
Speaker Burns presents a mot written in Mark Twain's hand: Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. The quip reflects Burns's call for moral action that may surprise others.
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Speaker Burns
Mark Twain
Virginia Market Delivers Fresh Eggs and Groceries Near Beckley
The Virginia Market offers fresh country eggs by the dozen and a selection of groceries and home canned fruits. Delivery to Beckley occurs Thursday Friday and Saturday. Order chicken city dressed or full dressed. Cash sales. Phone 28 F 21. Located about four miles from Beckley on Harper Road. E M Byrd, Manager.
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Beckley
Harper Road
E. M. Byrd
Mgr
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