Ralston to Hold Meetings With Virginia Fruit Growers
G 5 Ralston, Virginia State Horticultural Society agent in Europe, letters Virginia growers about future plans to boost apple exports. He warns on market conditions, urges shipping only top quality No 1 fruit, and thanks aides from the American fruit trade and Commerce Department for their support.
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London
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Virginia
G. 5. Ralston
Virginia Fruit Growers
Europe
France
England
Horticultural Society
A. E. Foley
Land
Metz
Department of Commerce
Only Medicine Able To End My Rheumatism Declares N W Man
An Abingdon Virginia railroad foreman, G I Thomas, touts Natex as a triple‑strength herbal remedy for stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel issues. He cites dramatic sciatic rheumatism relief after five weeks, weight gain, better sleep, and renewed strength, urging trial of Natex via People's Drug Store and other druggists.
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N&w
Navex
G. I. Thomas
Abingdon
Natex
Unidentified chickens held by Winchester police
Four chickens were placed in a makeshift chicken cell at Winchester police headquarters. Hubert Campbell and Rufus Boyce, both on Highland avenue, were involved after attempting to carry the birds when officers arrived. The pair were docketed on theft charges related to the poultry.
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Winchester
Hubert Campbell
Rufus Boyce
Highland Avenue
Campbell
Boyce
Dove
Cline
Convict Camps Topic At Virginia Highway Conference
The seventh annual highway conference at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington will discuss convict camps for county roads. Rice Youell will lead the session, with speakers from state and local agencies in Virginia and Pennsylvania outlining low cost pavement and county camp operations.
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Military Institute
Associated Press
Lexington
Rice M. Youell
State Penitentiary
Virginia Military Institute
Institute
Board of Supervisors
Rockbridge County
State Highway Commission
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Boards of Supervisors
Col. Hunter Pendleton
V. M. IL
J. Frank Harper
Augusta County Board of Supervisors
Waynes~boro
L O. Hines
Prince Anne County
C. A. Kestner
Washington County
S. Eckels
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
H. K. Bishop
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
H. M Albright
National Park Service
W. E. Carson
Virginia Commission On Conservation and Development
Shenandoah bank clerk becomes Corporation Court clerk
Clark M. Smith, longtime employee of Shenandoah Valley National Bank, has taken over duties as clerk of the Corporation Court. Grand jury in Frederick County Circuit Court refused to indict members of the Orndorff family for the murder of Mrs Rebecca Orndorff. Victor L Denny Jr and his wife, visiting relatives, plan to reside in Florida. Timberville Future Farmers of America basketball team won the Northern Virginia vocational agriculture cage championship at Handley. Joe E Brown draws large crowds at Capitol Theatre in Going Years Ago February 1 1927 Randolph Macon Academy officials thank Winchester residents for aid after dormitory fire. Common Council has decided
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Clark M. Smith
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Frederick County
Orndorff
Rebecca Orndorff
Victor L. Denny, Jr
Florida
Timberville Future Farmers of America
Northern Virginia
Handley
Joe E. Brown
Capitol Theatre
Automobiles Park One Hour On North Loudoun Street
Notices indicate parking rules restrict vehicles to one hour on North Loudoun Street between Boscawen and Piccadilly. Citations mention John D. Rockefeller weighing sale of his Western Maryland Railroad interest. Funeral rites for Francis Asbury Hubbard drew large attendance. ]]>
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Loudoun Street
Boscawen
Piccadilly
John D. Rockfeller
Western Maryland Railroad
Francis Asbury Hubbard
United States
Germany
Common Council
Winchester
Chapman's Auto Supply Company
Detroit
Seed distribution and dog licensing campaign in Winchester
A notice offers free Korean Lespedera seed for home planting with pledge to plant away from stock. It notes the plant as a prolific land improver and self seeding. The county announces a February 1 crackdown on unlicensed dogs, with court action for owners and dogs found at large without collars and tags.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Fur bearing season dates noted for trapping limits
Open season for taking fur bearing animals with dog gun or steel traps closed January 31 except muskrats which close March 31.
Death Removes Dr S J Moreland At Knoxville
Dr Sidney Turner Moreland aged 79 longtime University of Tennessee professor emeritus and physics dean died at Fort Sanders Hospital Knoxville His retirement in 1926 followed a notable career as one of three UT faculty to be named professor emeritus He lived at 1717 Yale Ave Knoxville and would have celebrated his golden wedding anniversary in June The Knoxville Sentinel noted his scholarly vigor and links to Baltimore through his sister in law Mrs Gilkeson and Mrs Junkin who attended the funeral.
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Sidney Turner Moreland
Robert BE. Lee
University of Tennessee
Fort Sanders
Knoxville
Charles JD. Gilkeson
Mary L. Junkin
W. M. Junkin
The
Knoxville Sentinel
University
W Carson
C. H. Gordon
South Flor
Dr. Moreland Remembered as Delighted Gentleman and River City Mentor
Survived by widow and daughters Mrs John W Schad and Miss Elizabeth F Schad of 1717 Yale Ave and son Edward L Moreland of Boston with a brother and sister Mrs Lela Meadows and W W Moreland of Homer La The late Dr Moreland born November 27 1852 in Americus Ga was trained at Washington and Lee and taught at McDonogh School in Baltimore before joining UT Memphis and then the local university as physics professor and dean He remained active in church work and mechanical problem solving after retirement reflecting a modest genial character admired by colleagues.
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John W
Elizabeth F. Schad
Yale Avenue
Edward L. Moreland
Boston
Mass
Lela Meadows
W. W. Moreland
Homer
James D. Hoskins
Dr. Moreland
Americus
Washington and Lee
Zg. Lee
Lee
Moreland
Sally Leburn
Lexington
McDonogh
Baltimore
John McDonogh
New Orleans
UT Medical College
Memphis
Steet School
Church Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign access to valuables through China’s doors seen as unfair
A Boston Herald opinion notes that when a foreign nation gains access to valuable goods through China, the open door effectively becomes a one way affair, implying unequal risk and benefit.
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China
Boston Herald
Hitler Dodges Campaign Declaration and Platform
The New Yorker notes Hitler refuses to admit he is a candidate or reveal a platform. It asserts the Americanization of Germany is more complete than expected.
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Hitler
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