Apple Export Summary Highlights Grading and Packing
Pennsylvania’s York Imperials harmed U S grades with pale red and dull green colors. Virginia Angora exporters improved marking under new regulations. Shredded oiled paper boosted scald control and value, while slack barrels rose from faulty plugging and poor barrels. The second installment will continue.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York State
U. S
Virginia
United States
York
Alwyas
Liverpool Fruit Exchange
Liverpool
House and Lot for Sale in Winchester Virginia
Public auction set for September 8 1928 at eleven o clock in front of the County Court House Winchester to sell a North Market Street lot improved by a brick house. Terms include one third cash and two thirds by bonds payable one and two years after sale with six percent interest, optional all cash. Special Commissioner R Gray Williams and Aubrey G Weaver listed. plat available for inspection.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
North Market Street
W. Taylor Wall
M. M. Lynch
David S. Glaize
R. Gray Williams
Milton Baker
Corporation Court of
Aubrey G. Weaver
Fred Barr
I. C. C. Brannon
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Co. C. Brannon
Frederick
Laura V. Bentley
Charlie A. Beatley
Stephenson
Robert N. Beatley
Charles A. Beatley
Mary H. H. Beatley
Margaret J. Sherwood
John L. Sherwood
Elmer B. Krebs
Norman B. Krebs
Virginia
Evening Star
Blanche EB. Noonan
Another Arrest Is Looked For In Subway Tragedy
In the Times Square subway wreck that killed sixteen, District Attorney Banton summoned witnesses as William C. Lancaster indicated a second arrest would occur. He cited dual failures: a maintenance man Baldwin and his helper should have spiked the switch, and someone opened a valve as the ninth car passed. The sixteenth victim, Elizabeth Siebold, 19, of Rockaway Beach, died from a wood splinter at Bellevue Hospital.
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Associated Press
New York
Times Square
Banton
William C. Lancaster
Transit Commission
Col. Lancaster
Baldwin
Elizabeth Siebold
Rockway Beach
Bellevue Hospital
Tucker Ready to Fight for Smith Ticket in Staunton Speech
In Staunton Virginia Harry St George Tucker denounces so called Democrats opposing Al Smith as religious bigots comparing them to a destructive muskrat and urges Virginians to back the Smith ticket. The Staunton Augusta committees endorse the ticket and plan a speaking tour amid Prohibition debate and party rally plans with Senator Pat Harrison possible speaker.
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Staunton
Harry St. George Tucker
al Smith
Tucker
Bishop Cannon
Central West
Virginia
Augusta County
Smith
Thomas Jefferson
Hoover
United States
Lawrence Peyton
William H. Landis
Ciry
Staunton Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senator Curtis Begins Second Stumping Tour
Senator Curtis, the Republican vice presidential nominee, started his second speaking tour of the campaign from Washington on August 27. He planned stops to rally support and boost campaign momentum ahead of the election.
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Curtis
Associated Press
Washington
Senator to Address State Fair and National Grange Picnic
The senator will speak at Syracuse tomorrow under the American Farm Bureau. On returning to the capital he will pass Harrisburg where the National Grange has invited him to a picnic.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
N. Y
American Farm Bureau
Curtis
Harrisburg
National Grange
Amelia Earhart Named Associate Editor at Cosmopolitan
Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly the Atlantic has been appointed associate editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine. She will edit a monthly section on aviation as sport and career, reporting on current developments in the field.
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New York
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Rouss Firemen To Take Big Band On Washington Trip
The Charley Rouss Fire Company plans to join the firemen parade in Washington for Labor Day. The group will travel with its big band, showcasing local civic pride in the national event.
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Rouss Firemen
Washington
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Labor Day
Winchester Concert Band to Lead Largest Firemen Parade
The Winchester Concert Band under Prof W H McIlwee will lead a 60 member parade, the largest firemen's parade in the capital. Baltimore reports 20 companies in line. 35 trophies and many prizes to be awarded. Events include a noon parade on Pennsylvania Ave, a decorated baby carriage float contest with $50 top prize, a fire fighting show on the White House ellipse, and a Mardi Gras parade. The street parade forms at First and B Streets at 11:30 a.m. and starts at 12 o'clock.
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Winchester
W. H. McIlwee
National Capital
Baltimore
Reuss
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
B Streets
N. W
Comment on Nomination Prospects Rumors Hit Local Candidates
A Hilsboro News-Herald note questions why several candidates thought they would secure nominations. The editorial voice, though brief, implies skepticism about campaign viability and party backing.
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Nomi
Hilsboro News-Herald
Andy Cohen
New York “Giants
Andy
Bisons
Graham
Teddy
Star
Heatrola
Heatrola Club
Heatrola Estate
Ramsey Furniture CO
W. Water Street
Deve Re
Mellon Ins Vach
Rex Kew
Industrial Rch
National Sales Co
N. Loudoun St
Northern
Berryville
Strasburg
Makee
Dunlop
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly Street
North Main St
Reardon’s ‘Special
Vicinity
C. P. McEvicar
Penn’s Tire Service
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