Local Militia Rifle Team Wins Regimental Match
The One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry unit, Company I, won the Regimental Elimination Indoor Rifle Match at Staunton with a team score of 2,611 of 3,000. Private J Prescott Blount led as top individual scorer with 83 99 standing and standing kneeling scores. Second Lieut Asbury Jackson captains the team which will represent the regiment in the Chief of Militia Bureau Indoor Rifle Team Match in February.
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Obs Hundeee
Company I
Ina
Virginia National
Winnetes
Paul
Staunton
J. Prescott Blount
George F. Miller
Glen Seabright
Raymond Golightly
Herbert Smellie
Lee Garber
James Thrift
William Castleman
J. P. Blount
Walter Blount
Edwin Smith
Asbury Jackson
1933 Indoor Rifle Team Champions Mentioned by Guard
A fragment notes the aim to achieve the honor of the 1933 Indoor Rifle Team Champions of the Virginia National Guard. The passage emphasizes the team’s pursuit of a statewide honor within the guard.
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Virginia National Guard
Civilization Is Going To Bow WowS Judges Affirm
Members of the South End Hose Company and friends enjoyed a highly entertaining meeting. A new member was elected and 14 applications were received. The Luttrell team led the discussion on the resolution that progress should not continue much longer. Five Luttrells faced a five member audience with experts citing Bible Lloyd George and Arthur Brisbane. Five judges split verdict three to two against the resolution.
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South End Hose Company
Ters
Luttrell Team
W. F. Luttrell
H. Luttrell
Alfred Luttrell
Arthur Luttrell
Ernest Luttrell
J. D. Luttrell
Lloyd George
Arthur Brisbane
Luttrells
Judge praises Congressmen over editors in Atlantic Monthly
A federal judge writing in the Atlantic Monthly says reading the Congressional Record convinces him that Congressmen are harder working, more intelligent and more public spirited than most editors, bankers and industrial leaders.
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Atlantic Monthly
Congressional Record
Simply Worn Out From Ceaseless Rosshold Duty
Fragmentary text describes extreme fatigue from ongoing duties, noting illness but inability to stop work. It references statistics like 98 out of 100 reporting weariness and mentions a today gist or results, but details are unclear.
Auxiliary for Economy and Community Service Urged
The American Legion Auxiliary calls for economy in government while protecting the disabled and vulnerable. It urges units to support Red Cross sewing rooms and emphasizes civic service, world war veterans' welfare, and defense. A report also covers the life of Mr. Cummins of Berryville, his estates, and funeral plans at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Lic
An A
Orgation
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Chilren
Red Cross
Berryville
Boosh “Heey
Elle Eres Ead
Lewis Heirs
B. B. Jones
Oklahoma
Cummins
Caryswood
Castleman's Ferry
Shenandoah River
Ancient Bradenburg Fortresses Unearthed Across Province
Archaeologists report about 400 prehistoric fortifications in Bradenburg with well preserved walls dating to the Bronze Age between 900 and 600 B C. The find highlights extensive early fortification efforts across the region.
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Bradenburg
Steady Decline Reported in Farm Products
Richmond reports farm prices continued to fall as of January 15, the USDA index shows prices at 51 percent of pre war levels. The five year base 1910 to 1914 is used and the January figure is one point below December’s and 12 points under pre war levels. The drop highlights reduced demand and persistent market weakness for farm commodities.
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Richmond
Gore
Ng Today
United States Department of Agriculture
January 15 1992 Farm Price Index News Summary
Record shows agricultural prices mostly declined while prices farmers pay for inputs remained near pre war levels. Grain meat and dairy prices fluctuated, with some items at low points in 23 years. The index indicates a squeeze on farmers as money becomes cheaper but not more abundant, with a lingering question about monetary policy and real purchasing power.
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United States
All electric kitchen on wheels showcased by GE dealers
A complete modern kitchen on wheels, powered entirely by electricity, will soon be used by General Electric distributors nationwide. The rolling "magic kitchen" cooks, washes, freezes, and lights, displaying laundry, vacuum, radios, and other electric home goods. More than 30 units are already in use, with production running six days weekly to meet demand.
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General Electric
Sim- le
Miller Hardware Company
North Loudoun
CHAMBING AFTERNOON FROCK PATTERN ADVERTISEMENT
The advert promotes Marian Martin Spring Pattern 9519 for sizes 12 to 20 with a chic afternoon frock featuring a moulded waist and two way neckline. It highlights fullness with puffed sleeves and pleated slashed detailing and invites readers to order the Spring Styles Pattern Book from the Pattern Department in New York City.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
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Slanesville
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Star
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Stephens City
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Berkeley Co
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Winchester. Milling CO
Winchester
Jamestown
Ohio
Cyrus Cummins
Anna Williams
Lynchburg
Robert W. Cummins
Pittsburgh
Horace Cole
Richard Kutte
Alden Amins
Henry Schneider
Elizabeth
Ruth
Virginia
Local General Electric
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Hamburger’s Specialty’ Shop
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Betty Shoppe
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