Virginia Democrats Endorse Governor's Road and Finance Plan
The document states that the governor, with Democratic and General Assembly support, can implement policies for roads and finance he advocated before the election. It notes a sympathetic majority and ratification by the Democracy of Virginia with about 40,000 votes in the state primary, and closes with a resolution by Democratic voters.
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General Assembly
Virginia
Democracy of
Democratic Party
Pee Fed
Clarke county Democrats back Byrd for Virginia governor
August 1925 in Berryville Clarke county delegates and alternates elected to support Harry F Byrd for Virginia chief executive. The document praises Byrd’s policies and pledges party support, naming district delegation members and alternates across Rattletown Long Marsh Greenway Chapel and other districts. A separate note mentions water rationing in Asheville and a drought impact on southern industry and agriculture amid power shortages.
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House
Berryville
Democrats Committee
Clarke County
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Senate of Virginia
Byrd
Water Shortage Contined From Page One
Report describes ongoing water shortage due to a spring drought affecting residents and local supplies, with authorities noting continued strain on aquifers and potential conservation measures being considered.
City tightens water supply enforcement with strict ordinance compliance
City officials push rigorous water supply rules insisting on full adherence to all related ordinances. The measure emphasizes enforcement and compliance across departments to safeguard water resources.
Henkel Press Changes Hands in New Market
The Shenandoah Valley weekly and Henkel printers pass to L Benton Baker and John G. Miller who plan to keep publishing the paper and operating the Henkel printery as The Henkel Press. Ill health spurred Elon Henkel to sell his holdings after leading the plant and editorship following his father’s death.
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Shenandoah Valley
Henkel Press
Elon Henkel
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Henkel
Lutheran Authors Preserved Civil War Battle Accounts
Rev 8 Henkel and his son built a weekly in 1868 after purchasing the Shenandoah Valley plant from Col. George W. Murphy. They produced church publications and Civil War engagement summaries, notably the Battle of New Market, reflecting the “old school” press amid this region.
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New Market
Henkel
Shenandoah Valley
George W. Murphy
Dunns on motor trip through Valley of Virginia
Dr and Mrs Joseph B Dunn of Duntreath with son Willcox Dunn travel through the Valley of Virginia on a motor trip White Sulphur Springs to be visited on the return leg via Richmond News Leader report highlights a family journey with planned stopovers and return route.
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Joseph B. Dunn
Duntreath
Willcox Dunn
Valley
Virginia
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