Kindness to Animals Week Urges Humane Aid Across Nation
National Kindness to Animals Week grows with 500 humane societies, including Winchester S P C A, coordinating nonfundraising awareness. Ministers and schools join nationwide broadcasts urging gentler treatment of animals as funds remain depleted and societies offer advice to pet owners.
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America
American Humane Association
Winchester S. P. C. A
United States
Columbia
National
Broadway
Conservation Areas and Designations Explained
The article defines terms used for protected areas such as sanctuaries reserves preserves and game refuges. It notes preserves protect wildlife while reserves designate breeding areas for hunting and that the term game refuge is preferred by the biological survey Pathfinder Meirvire.
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Congress
The
Biological Survey
Decree Refers Estate of Virginia H Lines to Commissioner
The Winchester Virginia decree dated March 20 1935 refers to M M Lynch and Walter Hottes among others. It directs a Commissioner to report on Virginia H Lines estate and creditor priority and to convene creditors to state unpaid decedent taxes and settle executor Maurice M Lynch accounts. A hearing date is fixed for April 22 1935 at 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester VA with all parties invited.
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Walter Hottes
Corporation Court of
City of
Winchester
Virginia H. Lines
Maurice M. Lynch
Loudoun Street
Baker
Death summons Mrs. Louise Shepard Ford in East Orange
Obituary details the life of Mrs. Louise Shepard Ford of East Orange New Jersey including birth in South Charleston Ohio family, church and club affiliations. It notes her husband Edwin P. Ford and six children, funeral arrangements, and burial at Evergreen Cemetery Morristown.
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Louise Shepard Ford
East Orange
N. J
Edwin P. Ford
South Maple Avenue
South Charleston
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ford
Woman's Club of
Orange
Homemakers Association of the Oranges
Main Avenue Presbyterian Church
Edwin S. Ford
Sparta
Stuart M. Ford
Roxboro
N. C
Theodore R. Ford
West Orange
Lawrence O. Ford
New Rochelle
Harold Butcher
George
Edwin
Nina
France
Elizabeth
H. R. Greene
Old Fort Loudoun Seminary
Kate E. Cliff
New Jersey
Clarence S. Shepard
Hall's Expectorant Relieves Coughs From Colds
Hall's Expectorant soothes irritated throat membranes and stops coughs due to colds quickly. Users praise its relief, noting it has been in demand for over 25 years and is sold by Peoples Service Drug Store at 9 North Main Street in three sizes 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Hall
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Winchester
Spring hints on certified seed corn and seed potatoes
Seed certification aims to reduce disease and ensure regionally adapted high yields. For corn, choose certified stock, rotate crops, lime soil, and prepare a firm seed bed, with careful spacing and mulch. inspect and cure seed before binning. For Irish potatoes, plant certified seed, keep a separate seed plot, treat with corrosive sublimate, and fertilize heavily. control blight with Bordeaux mixture and spray cycles.
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Crop Improvement Association
Potato Certification Guidance and Disease Control
Guidance notes that spray mixtures have limited effectiveness against diseases like mosaic and spindle tuber and diseased plants must be removed and destroyed. Seek further Irish potato growing information for certification from county agents or the Virginia Improvement Association in Blackburg, Virginia.
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Virginia C Improvement Association
Blackg
Bicycle, dog, pile of rocks injure messenger
Preston Jackson a Winchester messenger from Rhodes Drug Store lies in Memorial Hospital with a dislocated knee after a bicycle crash on South Stewart Street yesterday. A dog lunged at him causing him to kick at the animal and lose control, hitting a pile of gravel in the street.
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Preston Jackson
Winchester
Rhodes Drug Store
Memorial Hospital
Jackson
South Stewart Street
Wines Fined for Driving Drunk in Frederick Court
C W Wines of Frederick county was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail in police court. His driving license was revoked for one year and he paid 10.25 dollars for lacking an operator's permit. He was arrested on Route 11 near Cooke garage by State Officer R E Bayliss while employed by an orchard firm.
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Co. W. Wines
Frederick County
Wines
Cooke Garage
R. E. Bayliss
Card of Thanks for W. A. Crowser
The widow and children thank friends for kindnesses during the illness and death of W. A. Crowser. Appreciation is expressed for floral tributes and the use of cars.
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W. A. Crowser
Local People To Open Beauty Shop In Winchester
Three young ladies of Winchester have rented the building once occupied by Dr. D. T. Saffer at Middlebury and will operate a beauty parlor. The operators’ names could not be learned.
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Loudoun County
Winchester
D. T. Saffer
Middlebury
Recovering From Accident Injuries
John J. Monroe of Hampshire county is improving slowly after a fall from a hay-mow in his barn. He was treated at Memorial Hospital and is now at his niece Mrs. Lovett Kendall home in Capon Bridge W Va.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
John J. Monroe
Hampshire County
Memorial Hospital
Heir to the Throne May Rule Without Prince of Wales Title
The article notes an heir to the English throne could become king without ever holding the title Prince of Wales. It cites King George V, who never held the title, becoming king after his elder brother died before Edward VII.
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England
Prince of Wales
George V
The
Edward VII
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