Scab Control in Western New York Orchards
The article compares conditions in western New York and the local district focusing on fungous and insect injuries. It details pests such as the cooling moth curculio lesser apple worm and leaf roller with emphasis on red aphid like bugs. It outlines a four and sometimes five spray calendar including lime and sulphur arsenate of lead and nicotine for aphids and red bugs.
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New York
Empire Program Tonight and Next Week
The Empire presents a double feature lineup with six reel Paramount subjects for tonight and next week. Tonight Pola Negri stars in Passion and Gypsy Blood, while Tuesday showcases Annette Kellerman in What Women Love.
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Empire
Paramount
Pola Negri
Spain
Winchester
First National
Annette Kellerman
Radio Christmas Offer From Laurence Jolliffe Shop
A wireless receiving set promises endless year round interest for boys and families. Visit the Radio Room at 19 North Main Street in the studio of Laurence Vv. Jolliffe nearby Orchard Supply Co at 1671p-21 for details and purchase.
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N. Main St
Laurence Vv. Jolliffe
Win
Orchard Supply CO
Gloves Big Sale in Town at No. 23 East Water St
A street sale announcement lists gloves offered at No. 23 East Water Street with afternoon hours and emphasis on bargains for shoppers.
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East Water St
High School Alumni Banquet and Dance Announcement
Alumni banquet and dance to be held on December 27. Tickets available at Baker and Shryock's.
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Baker & Shryock’s
Noted writer Marcosson to speak at City Hall Thursday
Isaac F. Marcosson international correspondent for the Saturday Evening Post will give a free Handley lecture at City Hall Auditorium next Thursday night at 8 30. He has reported from Europe and will discuss world conditions and the restoration of prosperity for farmers and buyers in Europe. He will also lunch Thursday as guest of the Rotary Club.
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Isaac F. Marcosson
Star International
Saturday Evening Post
City Hall
Mr. Marcoss
Hpvering Post
Europe
Marcosson
R. Gray Williams
Handley Board of Trustees
Rotary Club
Blooming Plants Arrive for Xmas at The Flower Shop
The Flower Shop announces new stock arriving now including poinsettias primroses cyclamen cherries and other blooming plants for Christmas display or gifting.
Saint-Saens Dies in Algiers at 86
Paris mourns the death of Charles Camille Saint-Saens, famed French musician and composer. He died in Algiers yesterday at age 86.
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Associated Press
Paris
Algiers
Charles Camille Saint- Saens
M. Saint-Saens
Tidal Wave Drowns 250 in Philippine Islands
Manila reports more than 250 natives drowned when a tidal wave struck Tpajay and Macato on Negros Island on November 26. Thousands of livestock perished and rice crops were ruined. 52 Ibajay residents were swept from their homes. Province wide losses estimated at $2,000,000. Red Cross to aid.
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Manila
Arrests in Logan deputy sheriff killing at Blair Mountain
Seven men were arrested by state troopers at Dry Branch on Cabin Creek in Kanawha County in connection with the death of John Gore deputy sheriff of Logan County who was killed during the Blair Mountain march last summer. No resistance was offered by the arrestees.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dry Branch
Cabin Creek
Kanawha
John Gore
Logan County
Blair Mountain
Marmet
Boone County
Legion Post to Open New Home in Winchester
A large meeting of the Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion approved purchasing the Boy Scout Building on North Main Street for a permanent post home. Commander W. A. Baker outlined financing and committee plans as the post prepares to occupy the three story facility with gym, pool, and recreation rooms. National Commander Colonel Hanford MacNider plans to attend a formal opening in early January.
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Robert Y. Conrad
The
American Legion
Boy Scout
North Main Street
W. A. Baker
Baker
Legion
Robert Y. Conrad Post
L. Marshall Baker
Hanford MacNider
Frederick J A Galbraith
Winchester
MacNider
Frederick County
Legion Post
Best Christmas Club In The Shenandoah Valley
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank invites enrollment in its Best Christmas Club. Members renew yearly. refer friends and business associates. This year offers a $5.00 business men's club paying $250 next December with interest. payments can be made in advance and mailed to members early in December.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Orchestra Empire Tonight Showtimes At 6 30 And 9
Orchestra Empire presents a remarkable program of pictures with no increase in prices. Shows scheduled for 6 30 and 9 o clock.
Pure Fresh Candies At Special School Price
Advertisement notes more than thirty kinds of candies at 25 cents per pound with a special price to schools and Sunday schools at People’s Bargain Store.
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People’s Bargain Store
Miss Robinson Hosts Club Council Christmas Supper
Miss Opal Robinson, president of the Girls' Athletic Association, entertained the council at Tokus for a Christmas party. Guests drew names for secret gifts with verses, opened humorous presents, and enjoyed readings.
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Opal Robinson
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tokus
Tokuses
Miss Robinson
Mary Katharine Aulck
Pearl Brown
Ida Fisher
Margaret Kelehner
Grace Lauck
Janet Rinker
Luli Rush
Gertrude Schneider
Hilda Dean
Wall Street Bomb Case Linked to Lindenfeld Arrest
Washington reports Wolfer Lindenfeld arrested in Warsaw in connection with the 1920 Wall Street explosion. Burns states Lindenfeld is the key to the case, not implicated himself, and has confessed naming ring leaders financed by the Moscow Third Internationale. He may return to New York to testify.
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Associated Press
Washington
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfeld
Wall Street
William J. Burns
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Lindenfeld
Burns
Mr. Burns
New York
Europe
Secret Service
Wolfer Lindenfeld
William Lind
J. P. Morgan
Sylvester, Cosgrove
Paul Altendorf
Moscow Third Internationale
America
Justice Department
Sylvester Cosgrove
Department
United States
Lenine
Third Internationale
WREATHS All kinds for the cemetery
Flower Shop offers wreaths of all kinds for the cemetery from five dollars and under. Bouquets and plants also available. Decorative arrangements suitable for gravesite memorials. Located at the local florist.
Worth-While Christmas Club opens memberships in Valley area
The Christmas Savings Club of The Commercial and Savings Bank invites all to join. Over 1,000 enrolled last year. Eight weekly deposit classes from 1c to 2.50. No fees or fines. Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9. Small deposits welcome.
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The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Commercial & Savings ® Bank
Love Letters in Evidence in Eastlake Murder Trial
The defense won a point when Judge Chinn allowed love letters from Miss Sarah E. Knox to Roger D. Eastlake to be entered as evidence in the case alleging Eastlake murdered his wife at Colonial Beach last September. The letters are offered to suggest Knox as the actual killer, despite prosecution objections.
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Associated Press
Montrose
Roger D. Eastlake
Colonial Beach
Chinn
Eastlake
Sarah E. Knox
Baltimore
Death summons Judge Saunders former congressman and Virginia jurist
Judge Edward Watts Saunders of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia died at his Rocky Mount home after a week long illness. A former Fifth Virginia congressman and speaker of the House of Delegates in 1899 1900 he was born in 1860 in Franklin County and was a UVA graduate. His death was announced as Mrs M B Bryant left for Washington to visit her son and daughter in law Charles Bryant.
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Edward Watts Saunders
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Rocky Mount
Saunders
Virginia
United States Congress
House
Supreme Bench
Franklin County
University of Virginia
Circuit
Virginia House of Delegates
M. B. Bryant
Washington
Charles Bryant
Washable rugs washed for holiday season
Householders urged to have wash able rugs cleaned at Winchester Steam Laundry for the holidays. Soft water used. Bell phone 2817.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Bell Phone
Milk prices lower at Jones Creamery in Bell Ph
Local dairy announces price cut effective December 12 with skimmed milk at 20 cents per gallon and standard milk at 6 cents per pint. Jones' Creamery, Bell Phone 14, 10-10-61.
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Jones’ Creamery
BELL
Fort Loudoun Girls Go Home
Christmas holidays bring Fort Loudoun Seminary to a close with classes suspended. Students begin packing early and depart by afternoon trains, many heading to distant states for the break and return after the New Year.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Doran Reelected Police Chief for Another Year
M A Doran was unanimously reelected by the Common Council for a one year term beginning January 1. Unopposed nominations. Patrolman Massie had been rumored but withdrew. Several officers were reelected and new committees appointed for publicity and park study.
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M. A. Doran
Common Council
John Massie
John Massié
Benjamin Armel
Ernest Dove
C. Clark
Lewis Legs
L. H.luttrell
Lohring J. Cooper
H. L. Bowers
Massie
Armel
Dove
Clark
Legg
Luttrell
Cooper
Bowers
Ol Company
Hardy
Messrs. MecVicar
Baker
Henry
Sale
Rosenberger
Reuss Springs
Messrs. Hardy
Anderson, Knight, Page and Baetjer
Tom Mix Stars In New Western Drama A Rough Diamond
Tom Mix headlines the new film A Rough Diamond at the auditorium. The western adventure drew strong crowds with daring stunts by Mix and his trained mule during the two day run, with a capacity audience for the final showing tonight.
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Tom Mix
Tom
Bargain Store promotes exclusive gifts at The Dugout
Stop before you buy at The Dugout. The store advertises an exclusive line of gifts with individuality including novelties, high grade cigars, candy and magazines. Located at 128% N. Matn St. at People's.
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Coble & Nail
N. Matn
Winchester Banks Protests End of Evening Registered Mail
Banks and merchants protest an order delaying registered mail from Winchester on the 6.02 p m eastbound train. Large remittances to Washington Baltimore and Richmond banks will be delayed to the next morning, affecting balances due Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond. Local post office follows orders from higher authorities amid congestion and mail connections, with Chambers of Commerce to seek relief.
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Winchester Postoffice
Ing
Federal Reserve
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Winchester
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmot
Harpers Ferry
Flower S Scarce Holly Duo News Note
An OCR fragment mentions Holly and Mistletoe with unclear context framed as a brief notice. The readable bits point to a plant or decoration theme tied to a season, but the exact event, date, or source organization remains indeterminate.
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Toa
French Demand at Washington Naval Talks Faces Silence
The Fifteen member mili val committee resumed today amid limited consensus on naval strength and reductions among the Five Powers. Details on France and Mali’s tonnage claims remain scarce due to the committee rule of silence. Reports note disappointment in London over the reshaped naval limits and criticism of French aims. Mrs. Hoover returns from Washington after three months with relatives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mili Val
London
Great Britain
J Pan
France
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