News of Other Years December 3 1925 highlights
Secretary of Agriculture praises 1928 as a year of achievement in American farming. Mrs Fannie Ford Kater dies in this city. November 1925 county jail served 2 492 meals. Shenandoah National Park gets 550 000 outside dollars. Girls Athletic Association opens basketball at Handley court vs Middletown. Five years ago December 3 1924 President Coolidge urged tax cuts and economy. Alpha Love Lynn marries Samuel T Boyles in Hagerstown. Virginia flag supports 3 000 orphan children in Syria. Jackie Coogan delivered flag. Dr Hilton Ira Jones argues God and science not contradictory. December 8 1914 appeal for apples for Belgian relief. Hog cholera hits Kearneyeville WV. hog losses recorded. Dense fog over Winchester area. James Hay wins 4 589 votes in Seventh Virginia district. Joseph S Patterson elected worthy president of Winchester Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Coolidge
Fannie Ford Kater
M. A. Kater
Roy O. West
Old Dominion
Shenandoah National Park
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley Court
Middletown High School
Congress
United States
Alpha Love Lynn
Samuel T. Boyles
Hagerstown
Richmond
Virginia
Syria
Aegean
Trinkle
Jackie Coogan
Hilton Ira Jones
Handley High School
Belgian Relief Fund
Kearneyeville
W. Va
Lee Creamer
Arthur Bennet
Atlantic Ocean
Winchester
State Board of Canvassers
James Hay
Hay
Joseph S. Patterson
Winchester Aerie
Order of Eagles
Local Market Notes and Prices Listed
Daily market report shows mixed wholesale items with prices for feed grains dairy products and livestock. Notable figures include creamery butter around 8.10 per pound, cracked corn near 2.60, mixed feed about 2.20, and eggs at 0.50 per dozen with various poultry values for turkeys chickens and hens.
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Ane CO
Eeadierseures
Hoeffers S.iass
Reese
RGD
Sino
Cockeyed World at Capitol Theatre Delights Capacity Crowd
The Capitol Theatre hosted a full house for Wm. Fox all talking feature The Cockeyed World starring Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe. Show runs today and tomorrow with Colleen Moore’s Smiling Irish Eyes canceled in favor of Sweetie on Thursday and Friday.
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Capitol Theatre
Wm. Fox
Victor McLaglen
Flagg
Edmund Lowe
Quirt
Foel
Siberia
Tropics
Capitol
Colleen Moore
Sweetie
Sweetie shines as Paramount musical at Capitol theatre
Nancy Carroll and Jack lead the all singing all talking feature Sweetie which has smashed box office records in cities where shown. Hits include Sweeter Than Sweet I Think Youll Like It Hes So Unusual and The Prep Step. Also Colonl Marshall Walker and his Bang Revue deliver a censarias hit with 20 performers and nightly dancing and singing. Tonight a farce comedy bills as a scream. The Lost Battalion screens with daily changes of stage and screen.
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Capitol Theatre
Nancy Carroll
Jack
Paramount Picture
Colonl
Marshall Walker
Colonial Theatre
Tariff Bill Critics Say Senators Misstyle the Draft
The passage complains that many parents fail to recognize their own children as the framers of the tariff bill view the Senate dressed version as misleading.
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Senate
Foggy minds keep drivers speeding in dense fogs
Ships slow in fogs but motorists keep high speeds with minds in a fog, endangering all on the road.
666 is a Remedy for Colds and Fevers
It claims 666 as a universal cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria calling it the speediest remedy known.
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Front Royal Pike
Herman H. Hable
Loudoun Street
Treasury Department
Shenandoah Valley
Market Report
The
Star
Baltimore
Shane Bseen
Oka
Wales
Foie
Pis Orange Rey
anal _ ec
Top Sergeant
Wm. Foxs
the Cockeyed ‘Wir
Meravisuine
Lily Damita
Don O. Newland
Hollywood
Capitol Stage
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Awnee Building&Loan Association Inc
Banking Dept. of Virginia
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Loy’s Paper and
Chalmers
Earth
Jack Oakie
W. F. Shryock
REAL
Farmers & Merchants National
Apple Folks’ Bank
Gray & Sheetz
Hosery
Brown & Fisher
Ghe Wen
Milwaukee Journal
Sittie
Grab
Les Moines Register
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