Dealers Urge Winter Preparation For Safe Driving
Wallington tire dealers L Z Cone and M M Kern urge motorists to prepare for winter by checking starting batteries electrical systems spark plugs coils and generator. They stress tires with good traction and skid resistance and note winter care reduces accidents and saves money through safer, more reliable transport.
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L. Z. Cone
M. M. Kern
Goodrich Tire
Wallington
Virginia’s Historic Hallmarks and Founding Moments
A nostalgic recount of Virginia’s historic prominence noting eight presidents bred in the state, Jamestown as the first permanent English colony, Mount Vernon and Monticello, and pivotal figures like Patrick Henry with the liberty cry. The passage highlights venerable sites and national founders as part of Virginia’s legacy.
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Robert E. Lee
Mount Vernon
Montjello
Patrick Henry
May Abandon Fort Fort Brown After Hurricane Damage
The War Department may abandon Fort Brown near Brownsville after hurricane damage. Restoring the post could cost about $100,000, and abandonment is now seen as likely. Separately, bids for leasing Fort D A Russell at Marfa will be received Oct 16, with the 434 acre site costing $750,000 and containing 130 buildings.
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Rio Grande Valley
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Marfa
For Sale Classified Clip Items Include Farm Equipment
Two row lister two row godevil new row binder sulky plow four mules two harrows one reaper one windmill and 100 feet two and a half inch pipe and sucker rod plus other items H A Marchbanks 18 9p
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H. A. Marchbanks
Virginia's rich legacy and famous sons in early American history
The passage traces Virginia’s role from 1620 migrations to slavery beginnings and prominent figures. It notes Berkeley's 1671 stance on free schools, the term white trash, tobacco taxes, Lewis and Clark, Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and others. It mentions Mount Vernon, Arlington, Yorktown, Pocahontas, and John Smith, plus a 1933 aviation trophy winner Bob Wieble.
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Winfield Scott
Stonewall Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
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Mount Vernon
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Pocahontas
John Smith
Yorktown
Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Hemisphere
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