Father and Son Banquet Held at Middletown High
The Middletown Chapter of Future Farmers of Virginia held its annual father and son banquet at the Middletown School. Dads mothers and visitors were served by the home economics department while members and guests heard remarks from Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden and toastmaster J. D. Huffman and saw talks on thrift and agriculture.
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Middletown
Future Farmers of Virginia
Agricultural of
Middletown School
Pauline Hudson
Stephens City
Rutug Rinker
A. H. Clark
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Truman Wakeman
F. F. Vs
Ashbey Brumback
Grover Kinzy
Sidney Larrick
Strasburg
Winchester
J. D. Huffman
McFaden
F. T. McFaden
Winchester Presbyterian Church
W. R. Legge
Handley
Dr. McFaden
Arthur Everly
Middletown State Bank
G. W. Ropp
Carrie Lee Glaize
Martha E Reely
Middletown High School
Harry
Julian Everly
Robert Cadwallader
Charles Henson
Ethel E. Stickley
Tracor
Stickley
Farm Boys Banquet Cards From Middletown School
The Middletown school boys made banquet cards with help from other pupils and the Rev. Mr. Hupman gave the benediction. Father and Son banquets will be held statewide in Virginia during the school session as a national boys agriculture group forms. Mothers will attend again. heavy trucking should shift to night to avoid daytime noise.
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Danish National Farm Organization
Hupman
Middletown Methodist Cour
Virginia
United States
Middle Town
Rabbit Fever Believed Cause Of Man’s Death
Richmond reports one dead and two ill from suspected tularemia contracted after a hunting trip in Orange County. Captain J. G. Field Jr. is named as the deceased, with his brother Max Field and a nephew also stricken. A hunting dog died from a similar cause. Tularemia, spread by infected rabbits, is not usually fatal, and symptoms include fever and nausea. A Baltimore or D.C. report noted the illness as the likely cause while medical officials in Virginia await confirmation. Captain Field, recently retired, was a Virginia native and noted legal and academic figure.
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Orange County
J. G. Field, Jr
Washington
Max Field
Orange
H& S
Virginia
Captain Field
J. C. Filpin
Medical College
University of Virginia
Richmond News-Leader
Navalospital
Field
Ippin
Navy
Richmond
Waka
Richmond College
Medical College of Virginia
Charlottesville
James 4. Field
Watered stock origin linked to salt feeding and sale by weight
The term watered stock derives from a farmer practice of feeding cattle excess salt so they drink freely, increasing weight and enabling higher sale value. This method, used by some farmers, influenced the phrase's meaning in trading livestock.
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Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
Erskine
Relief for stuffed head with Hly's Balm balm for catarrh
Instant relief claimed for nasal congestion from cold or catarrh. A small amount of this fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils allegedly soothes inflamed membranes and clears airways, promising immediate relief and easier breathing.
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