Storms Bring Record Conditions and Wrecks Near Keeweenaw Point
Reports from the lower lakes describe a violent storm yielding the worst conditions in years as Keeweenaw Point vessel Al tadec runs aground likely a total wreck. Crews of both lingering boats are unaccounted as New Orleans Temes Picayune notes the uncertain fates.
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Lower Lakes
Keeweenaw Point
Road work plans outlined by Virginia Highway Commission
At Charlottesville delegates from Staunton Lynchburg Culpeper and other counties urged rapid completion of the Piedmont and Brooks Gap highways and the Spotswood Trail. They pressed for the John Marshall Highway and Eastside linkages plus expansion of state road maintenance and financing to connect Lynchburg Danville Elkton Luray Front Royal and West Virginia. The Columbia steamship Squire was reported to have floundered with few details available.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
Piedmont
Virginia
Stateguway Commission
Staunton
Lynchburg
Culpeper
Old Dominion
H. G. Shirley
Wade H. Massie
Hugh Sproul
Fauquier
Prince
Albemarle
Orange
Harrisonburg
Brooks Gap
West Virginia Inc
Spotswood Trail
Pendleton
State Highway Commission
Rockingham County
Jarrisonburg
Staunton, Cul
Peper
Garber
A. Garber
C. Grattan Price
Reuben. L. Humbert
Chamber of Commerce
J. Frank Blackburn
D. Shank
Walter N. Sprinkel
West Virginia
Richmond
Spotsoood
Rockingham
Elkton
Barboursville
Tendleton
Elkton and
Luray
Uray
Front Royal
Waynesboro
8. B. Squire
Jenkins Steamship Company
Winter storm rips across the Midwest and Great Lakes
A fierce weather system brings deaths from exposure and accidents across Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota and Nebraska. Lake vessels break from moorings at Buffalo Detroit and Milwaukee while fires and shortages of shelter hit Chicago as towns contend with widespread disruption and impassable roads.
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Ilinois
Chicago
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Montana
Buffalo
Detroit
Milwaukee
Michael Bay
Detroit River
Dienstrona
Sepres
Oran
Minnesota
Iowa
North
Nebraska
Fort William
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN FREDERICK COUNTY VIRGINIA
Public sale set for January 1928 at 11 a.m. at the County Court House in Winchester to offer several parcels of land from the Pembroke Ser ing Farm and adjacent tracts totaling hundreds of acres. Buyers may bid on four described tracts, with the whole comprising adjacent parcels excluding 97 acres, roads and 27 poles. Terms require one third cash, balance in two annual installments with 6 percent interest, secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance.
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Virginia
Frederick F Nia
Winchester
Pembroke Sering Farm
Winchester and Hardy
W. D. Keffer
Winster
P. W. Sale
Winchester and Hardy Grade
A. J. Melriwee
David Cooper
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
J. E. Keffer
Agnes Hulver
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Temes Picayune
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M. B. Clowe
Warren Rice
M. M. Lynch
J. Blanche FE. Noonan
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Blanchee
Noonan
Cler
Royal Electric
Graybar
Manning-Bowman
Westinghouse
Chris’mas
Northern
Investing Public
Colonial Brick Company
Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank
Hansbrough & Carter