Open Bids For Two Warren County Schools
Front Royal eight room primary school bids exceeded available funds. Riverton four room elementary bid also over budget. Harrisonburg firm Harrisonburg Building and Supply Co. bid 36000 for Front Royal project. Peters Construction Co. bid 18500 for Riverton project. Miller and Anderson bid plumbing and heating for both, totaling 4354 for Front Royal, 1107 for showers and toilets, and 2507 for Riverton plumbing and heating.
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Front Royal
Riverton
Warren County
Front Royale
Harrisonburg Building and Supply Co
Harrisonburg
Peters Construction Co
Norfolk
Miller
Anderson
Winchester
Front Royal School
Miller and Anderson
Warren County High School
Two Youths Arrested for Stealing Chickens
Two youths, Lacy Sargent and Guy Everly, about 16, of Reliance, were jailed in Warren county on charges of stealing several chickens from Ed Little. They confessed, claiming it was their first crime and cannot explain why. A hearing before Trial Justice G. Olmstead was expected later this week.
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Front Royal
Lacy Sargent
Guy Everly
Reliance
Warren County
Ed. Little
Ao G. Olmstead
Foreign Office
Massawa
Eritrea
Aden
Arabia
Masawa
England
Boland
Italy
Mussolini
Popolo d'Italia
Arson Charge To Be Heard in Warren County Grand Jury
FRONT ROYAL Aug 27 The Circuit Court of Warren County will convene September 2 with no cases scheduled. The grand jury will be called and several persons will appear. Tom Fox Jr faces an arson charge before the body. The court and grand jury meet in the Manor avenue building used by the trial justice.
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Front Royal
Circuit Court of
Warren County
Tom Fox, Jr
Manor Avenue
Hold Two Men In Alleged Assault
Sheriff Roy F. Collins announced that Raymond Beaty and Lyle Beaty have been charged with assault on Paul Beaty. A hearing date has not been set, but is expected to occur in the court later this week.
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Front Royal
Roy F. Collins
Raymond Beaty
Lyle Beaty
Paul Beaty
Front Royal Council Adopts Budget For Next Year
The Front Royal Town Council approved the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The plan calls for expenditures and income of 39000 dollars. The meeting was held in the Town Manager’s office with only city officials present and no public attendees beyond invited observers.
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Front Royal
All-Stars to Play Hopewell in State Championship Opener
Local fans plan to follow the All-Stars to Richmond for the State championship baseball tournament. The opening game pits the All-Stars against Hopewell at 4 o clock on Saturday.
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Front Royal
Richmond
Hopewell
Shenandoah Valley League Standings and Week Schedule
Shenandoah Valley League standings show Culpeper Front Royal Harrisonburg Waynesboro Charlottesville Staunton and Weavers with win percentages. This week's games list Wed matches Front Royal at Waynesboro Culpeper at Charlottesville Staunton at Weavers Thurs Orange at Harrisonburg Fri Harrisonburg at Front Royal Sat Orange at Staunton Waynesboro at Harrisonburg.
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W. cL Pet
Culpeper
Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Orarig
Weavers
Ai Oie
Staunton
Orange
Marrisonburg
Front Royal Lions Club to Convene Tonight at Fairlawn
Front Royal and area residents are mentioned in a series of social notes. The Lions Club plans an important meeting at 6 15 this evening at the Fairlawn. Several locals travel or visit relatives in nearby cities and states.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
Green Hill CC Edges Lions in League Softball
In Front Royal last night Green Hill CC defeated Lions 5 to 2. Riverton Lime Stone Company beat Shirey’s Frigidaires 15 to 14 in a close game. Rotary and other team standings appear in the local table with highlights for Harmony Hollow and Palace.
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Front Royal
Green Hill © CC
Lions
Riverton Lime Stone Company
Shirey
Frigidaires
W.L. Pet
Green Hill
Harmony Hollow
Palace
The
Silk Milles
Rotary
Riverton Lime
Warren County Board of Supervisors approves past year expenditures
The Warren County Board of Supervisors met in a special session in Front Royal this morning to approve accounts and expenditures from the previous fiscal year.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Deavers held in Front Royal
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Deavers were held at 1 PM at Compton Church conducted by Rev L J Manuel. Burial followed in Rileyville cemetery.
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Front Royal
Myrtle Deavers
Compton
L. J. Manuel
Rileyville
Ambulance Joy Ride Ends in Hospital for Teen Group
In Joliet on August 27 James Haley Jr invited four friends for a pleasure spin in an ambulance. The ambulance collided with a car and rolled down a 25 foot embankment sending all five to a hospital.
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Joliet
M11
James Haley, Jr
Sterilization In Germany Framed As Emergency Policy
Berlin officials framed Germany s sterilization law as an emergency measure to banish an immediate danger. Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick argued the aim is social policy to foster productive marriages and claim the state must bear health child costs when needed. He cited Nazism returning to organic thinking and noted a 23.4 percent rise in births in 1934.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Frick
Germany
Frick
Justice Hughes Feeling Fit And Fine At Age of 73
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes and Mrs Hughes tour Waterton National Park in Alberta during a western U S trip. The 73-year-old chief justice says he has never felt better and plans to return home to Washington soon after completing their visit.
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Justice Hughes
Lake Louise
Alberta
Canada
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Hughes
Washington
Waterton National Park
West
Schooners Swept By Gale Bring News of Disaster
Two gale swept schooners limped into Newfoundland ports with news of tragedy at sea lifting the weekend storm toll to 10 lives. Beatrice Beach and Senora Dos each lost a man. Annie Anita found with a father and son dead. Walter reported five brothers missing, while two other vessels were wrecked and left adrift.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Lunenbure
N. S
Beatrice Beach
Senora Dosandi
Annie Anita
Walter
Yugoslavs Name Minister To U. S.
Belgrade Aug 27 Konstantin Fotlick Yugoslav delegate to the League of Nations was named Yugoslav minister to Washington D C confirmed today by party officials and government spokesmen.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Konstantin Fotlick
League of Nations
Washington, D. C
Ethiopian Bank Siege Fears Grow as Evacuations Continue
French control most of Ethiopian bank stocks as rail lines may be cut extending a siege scare. Americans stockpile emergency food while Ethiopian forces ready funds to feed civilians and soldiers. Evacuations resume from the capital as rains hamper the sodden roads. London notes heightened admiralty vigilance as Mussolini orders moves and Britain and Italy eye the Suez route.
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Everett W. Colson
London
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Britain
Italy
Eritrea
Somaliland
Ethiopia in the League clash and Italian moves
Reports say Japan seeks immigrant rights in the Far East and access to British possessions as Britain and Italy face Ethiopian tensions. Mussolini tightens control with army maneuvers near Brenner Pass while Italy eyes a naval display and East Africa reinforcement.
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Japan
Germany
The
Sun
Daily Herald
Great Britain
Netherlands
Far East
Samuel Hoare
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Whitehall
Council of the
Geneva
Mussolini
Ethiopia
League
Bank Closing Notices for Labor Day 1935
Notices state banks will be closed Monday September 2 1935 a legal holiday. Paper maturing that date可ayable Tuesday September 3 1935. Bank officers named include J H YOST JOHN I SLOAT GEO B BUSHNELL HAROLD G BROWN.
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J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
John I. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Nat’l Bank
Baltimore Market Report Aug 27 Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
U S Dept of Agriculture notes cattle steady with no steers offered common heifers 5 00 to 7 00 low cutter cows 3 25 to 4 25 a few beef cows to 5 50 medium bulls 5 00 to 5 75 calves 100 market steady good and choice dealers 9 50 to 10 00 mostly medium 7 50 to 9 00 culls to 6 00 hogs 450 market steady top 11 70 good and choice 170 to 230 lbs 11 40 to 11 70 240 290 lbs 11 00 to 11 50 140 160 lbs 10 75 to 11 00 120 140 lbs 10 40 to 10 70 sows 9 50 to 9 90 mostly sheep and lambs 400 lambs steady few lots good and choice truck lambs 9 25 to 9 60 no choice rail lambs fat ewes 3 50 down Philadelphia markets dressed poultry fowls western 19 25 per box live poultry unchanged butter unchanged USDA 1 p m update shows firm prices.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Local feed and dairy price list fragment
A truncated register shows pricing on corn meal 10 lb sacks and scratch feed plus egg mash. Also listed are butter products from Creamery and Country Butter with small price figures such as 0.20 0.23 1.40 1.45.
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WES
Veessi Ceeniee Creamery
Kasco
Gabe
Iisic Neler
Ieee Bse
Eleeniaee
Cc.nc
Ofa
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Listing
The page lists local market prices for flour varieties including patent and cracked corn, feed mixes, and dairy products. It also notes wholesale flour bag sizes and prices, with assorted feeds, corn meal, and butter prices in a dense, OCR-heavy format. The exact figures vary by bag size and brand, reflecting a broad market rundown.
Market closes Mixed as Stocks Drift After Opening Boost
New York equities showed whip saw trading with a firm open followed by quietness and some profit taking. Investors awaited clarity on the new loan deal and future domestic and foreign influences while selected issues held support. Closing quotes included Allied Chemical 162 1 2 and U S Steel 43 3 8.
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New York
U. S
France
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Consol. Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Closing grain prices shown for Chicago on August 27 with wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley futures for Sept through May delivery. Lard and bellies futures listed. Baltimore No 2 red winter wheat priced at 82 3 4 cents. Winchester markets show yellow corn 98 cents, white corn 93 cents per bushel with respective barrel prices.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Grain Prices and Bag Weights Listing
A grain price list shows 98 lb bags at 6.25 per barrel and 12 lb and 24 lb bag options with varying prices. Cracked corn at 2.09, Shelled corn at 1.90, and corn meal feed at 2.00 per unit are included alongside multiple bag weight entries.
Condemned Men Wein reprieved by Virginia Governor Peery
Governor Peery granted a reprieve until September 27 for John Shell and Joe Jackson two African American men sentenced to be electrocuted for the well murders of Mr and Mrs John Coleman in Spotsylvania county. The delay allows the Supreme Court time to consider a petition for a writ of error filed by their attorney E A Norrell. This is the third stay of execution in their case.
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Richmond
Peery
John Shell
Joe Jackson
John Coleman
Spotsylvania County
Supreme Court
E. A. Norrell
Colemans
Rural Home Conference Plans Half Day Talks
Farrar plans to form a Rural Home Conference with theme Services Essential for Effective Rural Living and How to Get Them. Grace Frysinger of the extension service USDA in Washington is general chairman. The program includes half a day of talks by rural home makers and half a day of group discussions with conference summaries.
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Farrar
Ftnd
Grace Frysinger
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Inviting Vets to Winchester Continues Page 1
The report notes a continued session relocation to Winchester due to infantile paralysis concerns. It mentions a participant who has escaped the disease and highlights the session moving to the city for safety.
4-H Clubs Resume Programs Next Week in County
Miss Elizabeth Farrar resumes home demonstration groups for adults this week after vacation. Farm market is set for Saturday. All 4-H clubs of youth and demonstration groups return to regular schedule next week. Farrar aims to recruit housewives for the Rural Home Conference at the American Country Life Association meeting in Columbus Ohio on September 19.
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Elizabeth Farrar
Farrar
American Country Life Association
Columbus
Ohio
Lemon Juice Sour Milk For Cooking
A wife prescribes adding lemon juice to fresh milk or evaporated milk to sour it sufficiently for use in cooking.
Origin of Numerals in Europe in the Twelfth Century
The article explains that the symbols used for numbers, called Arabic numerals, were of Indo Arabic origin and only came into widespread European use in the twelfth century. It notes scholars’ research supporting this origin and timing.
Russians Reject Protest Not the Soviet Reply
An ambassador states Moscow will respond to the protest, not a government statement. He quotes the Bible about judging one's own faults as he explains the position. The exchange signals a formal but delayed Kremlin reply to a U.S. démarche.
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United States
Moscow
Troyanovsky
Strikers Attack Plant Foreman at Davison Chemical Plant
Trouble intensified at the Davison Chemical Company plant as about 150 strikers maintained picket lines for a second day. Foreman Harvey Johnson was attacked and beaten by eight men, and his wife Saide Johnson suffered a leg injury while protecting him. Conciliatory efforts began to end the strike.
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Baltimore
Davison Chemical Company
Harvey Johnson
Saide Johnson
Deadline On PWA Loans Is Made Earlier
The note states no tentative applications for extra PWA funds are prepared and doubt remains about timely data for a municipal power plant. Winchester seeks a $292 400 water supply grant, recommended by examining divisions for allotment. Final approval is expected soon as project costs total $532 000 with the remainder to be funded by bonds.
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PWA
Winchester
President Roosevelt West Coast Trip Talks Rise
Washington August 27. Senator McAdoo said discussions at the White House covered a western tour for President Roosevelt with visits anticipated in Los Angeles and San Diego. No departure dates or timetable were announced.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
McAdoo
D.-Cal
Los
San Diego
West
Los Angeles
Hunger marchers menace Kala Mata district in Greece
Troops rushed toward Kala Mata as armed hunger marchers were reported menacing the district. The alert comes from Athens on August 27 as authorities respond to the protest.
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Athens
Kalamata
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
North Fork
South Fork
Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal News
B. Ney Scheuer
Virginia Smith
Purcellville
Dorothy Smith
J. G. Tapp
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
A. N. Carroll
R. J. Henson
Bennet's Chapel
G. C. Dean
Farmville
Mrs
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Lyle McFall
Francis
Lillian
Frances McFall
Helen Cassidy
Humphrey Harnsberger
Mr. T. S. Duncan
New York City
Katherine Supinger
John Eckhard
Peoria
H. H. Sherman
Dr. Sherman
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
South
LeRoy Cahill
Joy Riders
Il Duce
Rome
1 Duce
Brenner Pass
Bolzano
Mana
Praece
de Bono
East Africa
Red Sea
Ocean
Philadelphia
Philadelphiai
Star
Gov. Peery
Hables
Grace Moore
Hables Palace
Hables Palace Theatre
Leo Carrillo
Robert Allen
Michael Bartlett
Fox News
West Coast
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun Street
Cork St
Loudoun St
Peyton Street
Stewart Inn
Fair Play
Herman H.ette
Valley Ave
Angerona
Wm. M. Richards
S. Braddock St
Washington and Amherst
Call
Handley School
J. C. Roulette and Sons
E. Washington St
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pauline’s School of Beauty Culture
South Court Square
Damsons
Butler’s Packing House
Refrigeration Engineering Institute
Care Star
Dept. Kerts
Cincinnati
W. Lee Stephens
Rosemma
Underwood's
Winchester Busiess College
P. O
H. F. Byrd
Black Feather
Johnny Lazazzero
Victory Barber Shop
Star Office
Gibbon St
Middle Road
P. E. Campbell
West Clifford Street
Hansbrough & Carter
Strickler Hotel
York
O. G. Miller
Glendale Inn
Ridgseway
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