Night at the Mountain Way Station Drama Ends in Tragedy
Sally the waitress confronts Perry and Jimmy as a tense night at the mountain way station unfolds. A race for the dance leads to a crash on Eagle Canyon with Red and Jimmy injuring themselves, while Perry and Sally reveal they are newly married.
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Perry
Sally
Red
Jimmie
Jimmy
Drivers Union
Bookworm
Papas Junction
Eagle Canyon
Clip Pastures Now To Destroy Weeds And To Provide New Growth
W H Byrne an agronomist from Virginia urges clipping permanent pastures with a mowing machine during June to spur fresh nutritious growth and to eradicate weeds. He notes weeds such as bitter weed iron weed goldenrod oxeye daisy duck potato buttercup sumac sassafras and broomesedge rob soil moisture in hot months and warns pasture improvements rely on limestone and phosphate fertilization for a stronger sod under AAA soil conservation goals.
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W. H. Byrne
Virginia Agricultural Extension Agronomist
AAA
Byrne
Always Ready Rails to Meet Any Emergency
Assistant Secretary of War Johnson praised American railroads calling them always in a state of national defense and said they are ready to meet any emergency. The remark underscored the railroads' proven performance in national needs.
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Johnson
Railroads Coordinate With Government For Future Emergencies
The article notes full cooperation between railroads and the government to meet any possible demand. Plans avoid emergency super-control and rely on regular operations with government agencies assisting. Past wartime chaos in 1917 is cited, with aims to prevent car shortages and delays by using better rolling stock and streamlined coordination.
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Army and Navy Munitions Board
Johnson
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By Glenn Reilly
Secretary of War
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Midway Barber Shop
Commerce Street
Pulaski Coun
Seagle Bros
Allison
T. M. Seagle & Sons
Pulaski
Cadillac