Odd Shopper Forebears Stir Up Animals With Words
A fragment notes a shopper predicting an odd being and a man named Hoover lacking Wilson's influence yet using sharp speech to move crowds and animals. The item hints at public perception and persuasive rhetoric in a curious scene.
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Mr. Hoover
Wilson
Packard car values offered with low-cost used options
Advertises Packard automobiles of 1920s vintage offered at low cost. Claims many cars have had little use and were well maintained under favorable conditions. Promotes buyer confidence with factory guarantees and urges investigation of Packard sedans and phaeton options.
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Packard
Postmaster Fight Delays Richmond Nomination
Postmaster-General Brown was urged to defer choosing a Richmond postmaster until Slemp returns from Paris around January 15. A letter from Washington supporters of Joseph W. Stewart seeks to block Melvin Flegenheimer, seen as the administration's pick. Civil service exams were announced, complicating the process amid intra party power struggles in Virginia involving Huston and Strother.
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Richmond
National
Paris
Joseph W. Stewart
Melvin Flegenheimer
Civil Service Commission
Blican National
Claudius Huston
Plegenheimer
Hoover
Huston
Internal Revenue
John C. Nole
Bul Oeagye
A. Pendleton Strother
Roanoke
White House
Strother
Slemp
Virginia
Flegenheimer
Liberal New Yorker aids Hoover fund and boost efforts
The text notes Louis Straus of Kuhn Loeb & Co. as a liberal contributor to Republican funds for Hoover’s nominating and election efforts, identifying him as an original Hoover booster amid a Virginia organization delay and Huston’s growing interest.
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Virginia
Huston
Louis Straus
New Yorker
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Hoover
City Board Cuts Lynchburg Reassessment By 20 Percent
Lynchburg officials react to a 20 percent cut ordered by the board of tax equalization reducing the 1930 real estate reassessment by about 500000 dollars. The tax rate would rise from 2.356 to 2.85 if the cut stands and the city may appeal to the Corporation Court.
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Lynchburg
Board of Tax Equalization
Caer. Pean Tn
Corporation Court
Roosevelt Inaugural Highlights Centralized Government Critique
Albany New York January 1 Roosevelt begins a second term amid simple ceremonies and a call to curb centralized government. He condemns archaic local administration and urges reform as dignitaries including Alfred E. Smith attend and Bishop Gibbons delivers the invocation before Edward J. Flynn administers the oath.
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Amodigpet Press
Albany
Mrs Mabel Shepherd Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Mabel Shepherd aged 24 wife of Clayton Shepherd of Bluemont Loudoun County died in Memorial Hospital at 2 o clock this morning following septic poisoning after a brief illness. She had been a patient since December 30. Her remains were taken to Bluemont for funeral services to be held at an unspecified time.
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Mabel Shepherd
Clayton Shepherd
Bluemont
Loudoun County
Memorial Hospital
York Imperial apples fetch varied prices on Baltic shipment
G R Cooper Harnden and Co of Liverpool report York Imperial apples sent on the steamer Baltic sold in Liver brean at prices from 6.24 to 8.16 per barrel. Shipments from New York for 1960 week ending December include Liverpool 12,810 feet, 1,612 boxes, 5,537 baskets. London 5,242 barrels, 750 boxes, 2,834 baskets. Southampton 150 barrels, 1 box.
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To & Cable
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
Liverpool
New York
London
Southhampton
This Man Carried His Own Chaser
Charles Carroll from Washington was arrested early this morning with a pint of liquor and a pint of water used as a chaser. He pled guilty to possession of liquor, paid a $73 fine, and received 30 days in jail with the sentence suspended on payment. Earl Mauck and James Mainway faced fines for being drunk and disorderly.
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Charles Carroll
Washington
Carroll
Weems
Earl Mauck
James Mainway
Gore Brevities Visit to Capon Bridge Postmaster
Gore Virginia brief notes Dr Henry of Capon Bridge West Virginia visited to see Postmaster B. L. Larrick and daughter Ida who had tonsillitis. Both have since recovered and are out again.
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Gore, Va
Henry
Capon Bridge
W. Va
B. L. Larrick
Ida
Baltimore Trip and Holiday Visits Reported
A business trip to Baltimore is noted for Wednesday. Families visiting relatives include Miss Lucille Wingfield of Gainesboro with Sylvee, Mr and Mrs Kern and Elwood Kern and family with Lohn Goode of Intermont West Virginia, and Pauline Mauck and children from Winchester at H A Foreman home during Christmas.
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Lucille Wingfield
Gainesboro
Sylvee
D. F. Kern
Wilbur Kern
Elwood Kern
Lohn Goode
Intermont
W. Va
Pauline Mauck
Winchester
H. A. Foreman
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