Apple Growers Urged to Decide on Market Plan
A letter from Carroll R. Miller, secretary, urges apple growers to approve packing “Unclassified” fruit under a new market plan. The message stresses growers must face individual conditions, promises no coercion, and asks for prompt decisions to give the society solid ground to proceed.
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Carroll R. Miller
Old Leoned family reunion tale stirs curious talk
A fragmentary note hints at a forgotten Leoned family reunion. The brief text suggests a man and wife encountered something that rekindled memories of kin and past gatherings.
Rainfall totals for months and year to date
Rainfall data show none in the past 24 hours ending 8 am. August to date totals 2.1 inches. Comparisons to 18 year averages place January 2.43 inches, February 1.93 inches, March 2.64 inches, April 3.22 inches, May 3.38 inches, June 7.20 inches, July 3.28 inches, with 20.90 inches for the eight months and 25.64 inches for 1931 period. Year to date through August shows January 1.55 inches, February 0.48 inches, March 2.22 inches, April 1.79 inches, May 1.19 inches, June 3.06 inches, July 0.84 inches, August 0.54 inches.
Berryville Post Office to Close Early Saturdays
Berryville Virginia post office will close at 1 PM on Saturdays starting September 5. Stamp money order parcel post and registered mail windows will close after 1 PM while mail dispatch continues as usual. Postmaster N S Ritter announced the change following a recent U S postal decision.
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Berryville
N. S. Ritter
United States
Winchester Fair Opens Amid Record Entries In Drought
August 25 1930 report notes the Winchester Fair ready to open with record entries despite drought. The United Brethren Church raised 4735 dollars and 10 cents in 32 minutes. Elsie Elizabeth Carpenter and Edwin Franklin Ritter wed recently. Shenandoah Apple Candy cited as top favorite. Friendship Fire Company sets Labor Day picnic at Fisher's Hill.
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Winchester Fair
United Brethren Church
Elsie Elizabeth Carpenter
Edwin Franklin Ritter
Shenandoah
Friendship Fire Company
Fisher’s Hill
Public funeral sought for Rudolph Valentino idol of screen
Thousands petition for a public funeral for Rudolph Valentino the screen idol who died recently. Japanese workers reportedly seek wage cuts to aid business in Japan. Miss Ruby P Painter and Wilbur N Ritter of Frederick County wed recently. Wealthy apples fetch nine to ten and a half dollars per barrel in Britain.
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Rudolph Valentino
The
Screen
Ruby P. Painter
Wilbur N. Ritter
Frederick County
German airships raid London and health quarantine enacted
Six German airships raided London in a terrifying assault. The Virginia State Board of Health imposes a quarantine on travelers under sixteen from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania due to prevailing infantile paralysis. Shenandoah Baptist Association prepares for its thirty fourth annual session at First Baptist Church next week. Duchess apples sell for 175 to 350 per bushel in New York markets.
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London
Shenandoah Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
New York
Virginia State Board of Health
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Yowell Improves After Rail Accident
Kemp Yowell formerly of Boyce now in Hagerstown Md has shown improvement after injuries from a railroad train collision. He suffered back injuries and body lacerations but doctors report he is responding to treatment. He has worked for the Norfolk and Western Railway for years. The Boyce Agricultural High School Alumni Association rehearses its September drama The Only Girl in Sight with fifteen cast members. date to be announced.
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Boyce
Kemp Yowell
Hagerstown
Yowell
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Boyce Agricultural High School
Debt cancellation question for future wartime aid
Southern Lumberman editorial urges that when aiding Europe with billions for war efforts the U S should seek assurances they will not demand debt cancellation after the war ends. The comment highlights ongoing concern over finacing conflicts and postwar financial terms.
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Europe
Nashville Southern Lumberman
Sergeant's Sale Auction Notice at 163 Main St Winchester
Distress warrant in hand directs public auction on Aug 29 1931 at 163 N Main St Winchester Va. Resturant equipment and furniture including piano ranges stoves radio chest tables chairs glass ware silverware freezers and refrigerators to be sold for cash by LEE BARR sergeant and A G Swanson auctioneer.
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C. R. Anderson
Gladys Emmans
Red Robin Tea Room
N. Main St
Winchester
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