Byrd Bond Issue Debate in Virginia Press
The Clifton Forge Virginia Review cites the Newport News Times Herald arguing Senator Harry F. Byrd’s opposition to a $50,000,000 road bond issue may cost votes. The piece notes bonds were decided by voters in a free election and that party dynamics and Byrd’s stance could influence the gubernatorial race.
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Clifton Forge
Newport News
Times-Herald
Harry ‘F. Byrd
Wee
Mies
Byrd
Virginia
Mapp
Byrd B
Penary
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Home Study
A humorous fragment sketches a man who buys a polar bear to study nature. Neighbors demand the bear be released, threatening drastic action, while the student insists on nature’s curves rather than human noise, highlighting conflict between study and neighborhood disruption.
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Walt Mason
Apa
Gadzook
Another Great Valley Booster Meeting Planned
Shenandoah Valley Inc calls directors to Harrisonburg for a December 19 meeting to set the date and place for another booster gathering like the January 10 event at the New Virginia Theatre. The group will review a year of work and subscribers may vote on the coming Directorate.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Harrisonburg
New Virginia
Shenandoah Veey, Inc
Hixgoandoah Valley
Roanoke
New
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Stockholders Meeting for The Commercial & Savings Bank
The annual meeting of stockholders of The Commercial & Savings Bank Winchester Virginia will be held at Hotel Jack Winchester on Tuesday January 13 1925 at 11 a m for the election of directors and other business.
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Mers . & Merghante
National Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Direcat
J. D. Fueler
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Jack
Joint-Base promises quick relief for stiff joints
An advertisement-style piece touts Joint-Base as a miracle remedy for knee and other joint stiffness. It claims rapid action, painless easing, and a life with fewer creaks, urging readers to request a free book and buy from Boyd Drug Company and Franck Baker and Son.
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Boyd Drug Company
Franck Baker and Son
Death in Texas visit claims Mr Kownslar at 74
Randolph Kownslar of Rogers Texas died during a visit to his son Conrad Kownslar in Wichita Texas after pneumonia. He was 74. Interment was at Rosemont Burial Park Wichita. Survived by widow Alice Stribling Kownslar two daughters Nellie Jett Smith two sons Randolph Kownslar Jr and Conrad Kownslar two sisters Mrs William Byrd Lee and Mrs E M Stribling.
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Berryville
G.M. Stritling
Randolph Kownslar
Rogers
Bell County
Texas
Kownslar
Conrad Kownslar
Wichita
Rosemont
Knowslar
Alice Stribling Kownslar
Nellie Jett Smith
Randolph Kownslar, Jr
William Byrd Lee
Gloucester
E. M. Stribling
Randolph Knownslar
Dunkeith
Clarke County
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
Advertisement claims catarrh and deafness result from inflamed Eustachian tubes and promises restoration of hearing if inflammation is reduced. Product by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio is sold by druggists for 40 years.
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Hall
Mola NM
Oveara
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Reserved lien validity upheld in furniture case
The Corporation Court ruled that a reserved lien need not be signed by both parties at the contract bottom to be valid. In Punk & Son v. Swanson the lien survived despite Funk and Son's signature missing on the lien, confirming the lien attaches to the property and the seller retains priority.
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Punk & Son
A. G. Swanson
Funk and Son
George R. Silvius
Cléf
Funk
Silvius
Myrtle Law
Uw Oy
Corporation Court
Whiting
Swanson
Ssson
Ashe Corpoation Court
Swanson Admits Receipt of Specific Property in Lien Case
Swanson admitted receiving only the exact amount and kind of property in the dispute over Funk's reserved lien. The admission relates to a legal action seeking recovery of property and clarifies what was actually delivered rather than the entire collateral held by Funk.
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Swanson
Funk
Mrs Noonan Installs as County Clerk's Office Stenographer
Mrs Noonan yesterday began duties as stenographer at the county clerk's office succeeding Mrs Virginia L Davis whose resignation took effect Saturday. She will be appointed deputy clerk of the court this week. She has varied clerical experience.
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Blanche Wisecarver Noonatt
Virginia L. Davis
Noonan
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John I. Sloat
H. P. Clearwater
Hallowell
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F .Cady
MR. Kownslar
Death
Lloyd Williams Post
Lloyd Williams
American Legion
J. M. H. Clagett
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Bri Funcheon Club
W. ‘Gi Lewis
F. B. Whiting
Fan V. Tilford
J. B. Neill
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Rose McDonnald
Page Lee
Williams
W. T. Lewis
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J. Baldwin Neill
Coronado
Cal
Quantico
Liett
Norwood
Aubrey Harwell
Laura Marrow
R. S. B. Smith
Nannie Thomas
Annie Moore
Elizabeth Moore
S. S. Thomas
W. McD. Neill
Baker’s Drug Store
Winchester Gas
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Ducharme
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Mrs. Noonan
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Sunbeam
Anderson
the Fox Purnace Co
Shenandoah
Whone
Stover
Babe Brothers
Cot
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Kent Sts
National Fruit
Federal Land Bank
Fansbrough & Carter
P. C. Neidemeyer & Company
West Water St
Next Lutheran Church
Ma Winchester
Massey Radio Company
Earl Parks
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