Virginia Governor Byrd calls for government simplification
The message outlines abolishing use of offices and added economies. It notes orders to sell a McFarland automobile purchased by the State and to provide a personal example in economy. Byrd delivers the executive message on government simplification before the General Assembly.
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McFarland Automobile
Virginia
Byrd
General Assembly
Beeriol Xin
Farmers & Merchants Natl. Bank
Winchester
Virginia's Progress Drive Declares Friendly State Rivalry
A Virginia editorial frames a cordial contest with sister states over modern progress and public financing. It praises Virginia’s pay-as-you-go approach to keep taxes low, while warning other states burdens rise with long term bond obligations as they face sinking funds and recurring debt. The piece cites a recent governor's address as context for the plan and future growth.
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Virginia
Camel cigarettes promise smooth taste and high quality
The ad promotes Camel cigarettes as superior with choicest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, blended for mildness and no aftertaste. It claims Camel is the world renowned product of a large tobacco company and asserts no expense is spared to ensure top quality regardless of price.
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Tobacco Organization
Cashier's statement shows total balances and duties
A historic bank cashiers statement lists totals of assets liabilities and personal accounts. It details amounts due to various parties and notes payable, with the cashier D Fuller signing as cashier and a notary attesting the document in April 1926.
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Italian Leaders Jubilant Over War Debt Settlement
Rome reports Premier Mussolini and Finance Minister Count Volpi greet the U S Senate ratification of Italy's two billion war debt settlement. House and Senate debates follow with moves to reconsider and hopes for bonds in payment terms. Henry P Fletcher among officials welcoming the accord.
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Associated Press
Rome
United States Senate
Offi
Mussolini
Finance
Count Volpi
Debt Commission
Washington
Dina Grandi
Senate
Howell
Republian
Nebraska
Italy
Reed
Missouri
White House
House
Coolidge
Treasury
American Debt Commission Debt Commission
Henry Berenger
Farm Labor
Palazzo Chigi
General Assembly
International Institute of Agriculture
Henry P. Fletcher
Death of Mrs. Jesse Armel after long illness
Mrs. Minnie E. Armel died at her home near Opequon on Millwood road after 17 years of invalidism aged 67. She was a Methodist Episcopal Church South member and survived by her husband, four sons, five daughters, two half sisters, and numerous relatives. Funeral services will be held at the church.
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Minnie E. Armel
Jesse Armel
Opequon
Millwood Road
Armel
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Daniel
Sarah Border
Pennsylvania
Howard
Washington
Benjamin
Winchester
Martin
Frederick County
D. M. Armel
Newell
W. F. Watson
Loudoun County
Irvin Thrift
Ella Armel
Lawrence Armel
Clarke County
Florence Riley
West Virginia
Ella O. Shade
Bedford ‘County
Saan
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