Dem primaries set in three districts in 1924 era
The article outlines Democratic primaries across three districts with mentions of candidates Whitehead and Burch and notes on positions regarding prohibition. It recalls past party shifts, including C A Woodrum defeating James Woods in the Sixth district, and names incumbent S. Otis Bland in the First district as the field develops.
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Anti-Saloon League
Deal
Fain
Vellines
Whitehead
Congress
C A. Woodrum
James Woods
Roanoke
Marshall Booker
Murray Hooker
U. S
Marshall Burch
United States Marshall
Western Virginia
Wilson
Burch
First
S. Otis Bland
Montague and incumbents hold seats in seventh district race
Third district incumbent Montague leads as H Drewry and A Woodrum seek re election. Seventh district features Judge John W Fishburne in his first race. Ninth district sees John W Flannagan in his first race. Ten district incumbent George Tucker completes ticket with Harry ate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Montague
Opener H. Drewry
A. Woodrum
Incum
John W. Fishburne
John W. Flannagan
Harry Ate George Tucker
Frederick Passes Emergency Water Use Ordinance
The Frederick city council, amid a record drought, bans nonhousehold water use including washing cars, sprinkling lawns, and washing pavements. Violations face fines from 5 to 100 dollars and possible jail time. police are ordered to enforce immediately.
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Frederick
Water shortages threaten Frostburg and wider region
The report notes crop losses in the county amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Potomac and Monocacy rivers are at record lows as smaller streams and wells dry up. In Pennsylvania water famines trigger calls for conservative measures. Frostburg officials report a fifteen day water supply remaining in the reservoir.
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Potomac
Monocacy
Pennsylvania
Frostburg
Public Sale Of Personal Property In Clarke County Virginia
Auction set at the late William C. Gratchen farm along Lee Jackson Highway near Boyce on Friday August 15 1930 at 10 am. sale includes 38 sheep and 10 lambs 19 hogs 19 cattle and 1 old sprayer. Cash terms and removal after payment. Auctioneers Duvall Dunn and Dickson Golightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Gratchen
Clarke County
Virginia
Lee-Jackson Highway
Boyce
Citizens and B and O Officials Hold Conference
Citizens and B and O officials met at the First National Bank to discuss removing trains 51 and 52. The railroad showed losses while mail freight and express receipts were examined. Cit izens urge the council to ask the State Corporation Commission to block removal. representatives plan to go to Richmond after a Tuesday hearing. Also Michigan conservationists study oxygen loss causing fish suffocation as decomposing vegetation absorbs oxygen.
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Soo Accentaiale
Num Baltimore A Ohio Railroad Company
Commerce
Lee and Strasburg Junction
Stephens City
Middletown
First National Bank
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Public Sale of Attractive Brick Dwelling
Public auction in Winchester Virginia offers the Prince property a modern brick dwelling facing Valley Turnpike. Terms require one third cash sale day with balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and insurance, in front of the County Court House.
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L. Marshall Baker
Corporation Clerk’s
City of Winchester
County Court House
City
Winchester
Valley
Jas. P. Reardon
Witwks
Great Increase In Wheat Supply Is Forecasted
Chicago authorities foresee a prewar wheat market as Canadian prairies add 375 to 400 million bushels to North American supplies mostly for export. U.S. spring wheat losses mount in North Dakota and Montana due to heat while domestic winter wheat harvest exceeds expectations. Canadian crop foreseen 100 to 125 million bushels above 1929 official estimates, with frost risks in Alberta and possible wheat substitution for fodder amid livestock demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canadian Prairies
United States
Canadian
North Dakota
Montana
Georgia Farms Output: Corn and Tobacco Totals
Georgia farms produced 50,453,000 bushels of corn and 89,870 pounds of tobacco last year.
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Georgia
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Potomac Edison
Old Line Standard
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance Real Estate Investments
Willys-Knights
C. B. Organ
Braddock Street
Southern Chemical CO
G. W. Morris
Mgr
Braddock ,St. and Valley Avenue
Boscawen and
Amherst St. Martinsburg Pike
Snapp’s Foundry. Inc
Cameron Street
H. W. Ebert Braddock
Amherst Streets
Buick
Shenandoah Motor Company
Oppo
Handley School
Fairview Church
Nain, A
York
Borough of
Manhattan
DEM
Auburn
Chrysler
Wright Motor Co
North Braddock St
Kernstown
Pine Motor CO
S. Braddock St
Gray
Gore Bloc
Capon Bridge
Romney
Grafton
Clarksburg
Charleston
Huntington
Portsmouth
Union Bus Terminal
Braddock and Piccadilly Streets
Service
Goodrich
THE
Cammer Tire CO
Race V. Forney
Seeontetn
Laura V. Gratchen
Dickson
Sps
W.s
United States Rubber Co. Warehouse
N. Braddock St
Michigan
Conservation Department
Corporation Court
City OF
Rosa Ramacciotti
Als
Paolina Annunziata Ramacciotti
Burr P. Harrison
Fiorello Ramacciotti
Evening Star
Rouss Avenue
B. P. Ieee
Philip R. Fowle
P. A
Golden Days
Evans
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Rosenberger’s
Shawnee Hatl
Harris
John W. Rosenberger & CO
S ‘Wenders
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
North Main Street
Alberta
Ford Sales
Bickers
Ford
W. A. Buncutfer
Albin, VA
Atta
Winchester Auto Sales
N. Kent St
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