Bond Issue Debate in Virginia Public Issue Discussed
The text outlines a Virginia bond issue debate with advocates seeking a moderate bond package for the coming General Assembly session. It notes concerns over how proceeds may be used and contrasts regional impacts, mentioning potential constraints on approval and the aim to raise funds through further bond issues. The passage also references The Star Publishing Company and Associated Press material.
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Virginia
Yeeduert General Assembly
Turis
Ambitious Speechless Travel Debates Return of Transportation
A fragmented account recalls a German inspired view of modern travel. It notes grand ideas of air and rail transport reflecting on Foch and historic journeys. The narrative hints at utopian mobility through railroads and aviation while critiquing earlier road travel.
Real Estate For Sale Listings With Varied Properties
Real estate for sale includes a 4 room rebent house with water, a 6 acre suburban home with city water and long frontage on terms at 8 000, a 66 acre farm 3 miles from Winchester 4 500, and a client offering 6 percent interest plus 2 percent bonus on first class real estate security for buyers with 5 000.
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Long Street
The Cougher at Church Spoils a High Class Sermon
Newlin and Company presents a dramatic piece about a disruptive churchgoer who coughs through a refined sermon and a famous singer’s performance. The scene contrasts pious effort with the irritant cougher whose actions provoke irritation, ridicule, and comic frustration.
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Kerswoost
Trille
Surprise Party at Gordon Home in Stephens City
A delightful surprise party honored Mr and Mrs E A Gordon in Stephens City Virginia on New Year’s Eve. Guests gathered at Miss Rachel Carbaugh’s home then traveled to the Gordon residence for dancing games ice cream cakes and fruit and candy treats before their departure.
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Margaret’unk
Grace
Kate Schackler
Hilda Lovett
Virginia Brumback
Margie Funkhouser
Anna Stickley
Edythe Gregory
Lucye Dean
Loma Gordon
Rachel Carbaugh
Messrs
Philip Johnson
Herbert Harvey
Mount Sidney
William Lindamood
John Paul
George Gordon Paul
Hunter Carbaugh
Magh Funkhouser
Temax Parker
Julian Gregory
Edwin
Arthur’ Fritts
Raymond Ewing
Willis
Joe Clevenger
Lucius Hodge
Boyd
Mayer Steele
Alfred
James
Ray Rinker Poward Massie
Clarence Tevalt
Jack Funk
Dick Funk
Gordon
Halls Catarrh Medicine Claims Hearing Relief
Catarrhal deafness is described as caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. The remedy is claimed to act through all mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, with advertisements offering circulars and free samples via druggists J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Afivertisament
Stryker Sisters Host Eight O'Clock Dance
Misses Stryker entertained about fifty guests at their West Clifford Street home last evening at eight o'clock. The sisters are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stryker.
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Carter May
Marshal
Dried Apple Pomace Studied as Cattle Feed
A preliminary U S Department of Agriculture report tests dried apple pomace as a succulent feed for dairy cows. In a 30 day trial with one cow the pomace, soaked to match corn silage moisture, did not reduce milk or butterfat and proved comparable to silage by dry matter. A ten day transition followed by a similar period and resumption of silage showed no bad effects. Caution urged for large or seeded quantities and always soak before feeding.
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Bureau of Chemistry and Animal Industry
United States Department of. Se
Egr
Taber
French scientists claim serum to prevent foot and mouth disease
The article reports a serum discovery by French scientists that could prevent foot-and-mouth disease in cattle. If proven reliable and producible in quantity, it may end fears among cattlemen. Past outbreaks in the United States were controlled by slaughtering affected cattle and disinfecting premises.
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Ted States
Stuffed Parrot Prank Delights Firehouse Crowd
A firehouse joke centers on a stuffed parrot that fools visitors and workers who assume the live mascot has died. After a switch in cages, the original bird is revealed to have been replaced, prompting amused and baffled reactions from drivers, conductors, and locals.
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Friend
Polly
Driver Dunk
Rouss Polly
Billy
Duke
Pennsylvania
Reuss Company
Dunn
Doran
Pat
Driver Dunn
Local Teens Wed After License Obtained at Court
Harley DeHaven sixteen and Mary Mauzy fifteen obtained a marriage license at the Corporation Court and were married at Centenary Reformed Church parsonage on South Market Street by Rev Clarence Woods. They plan to reside in the city.
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Harley BE. DeHaven
B. A. DeHaven
Mary M.mauzy
J. W. Mauzey
Stork
Corporation Court
Centenary Reformed Church
Clarence Woods
Centenary Chute
Cassia Lodge Celebrates 100 Years in Woodstock Virginia
Cassia Lodge A F and A M No 142 marks a century with threefold celebration. Oldest members receive engraved ebony canes. William M. Calvert chairs banquet as Captain John H Grabill, James H Rodeffer, Captain George W Koontz, Daniel B Lichliter and John S Hoshour honored for over fifty years of membership. Father and son among the oldest present.
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Woodstock
Cassia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lodge
John H. Grabill
James H. Rodeffer
George W. Koontz
Daniel B. Lichliter
John S. Hoshour
William M. Calvert
Samuel F
Decree in Ashby Sprint Estate Case in Frederick County
In the Virginia Frederick County Circuit Court decree of December 5 1921 Master Commissioner James P Reardon is ordered to determine the real and personal estate of Sam Haines deceased. He shall assemble heirs and creditors and settle Ashby Sprint as administrator and prepare a distribution scheme and report unpaid taxes and other matters. Notice by publication is required four weeks in Winchester Virginia newspapers.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Sam Haines
Ashby Sprint
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Stockholders Meeting for The Commercial and Sayings Bank
The annual meeting of stockholders of The Commercial and Sayings Bank of Winchester will be held at Odd Fellows Hall at Market and Water streets on Tuesday January 10 1922 at 11 A M for election of directors and to consider an amendment to the charter enabling general trust business in addition to banking. John I Sloat Cashier. Dec 20 1921.
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Bank of Winchester
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Corner Market
Water Street
John I. Sloat
Frederick County seeks superintendent for county poor farm
Applications accepted before February 6 1922 for one year starting March 1 1922 as superintendent of the Frederick County poor farm. Salary and terms available from C C Brannon Clerk Board of Supervisors of Frederick County.
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Frederick County
C. C. Brannon
Board OF Supervisors
Notice to file claims in estate of Daisy Mason
Filing period opens for all parties holding claims against the estate of Daisy Mason. Interested parties must file within 30 days from due date for settlement by the undersigned. Gore Virginia.
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Afl
Daisy Mason
Mabon
Gore
Wanted To Purchase 125 Acre State Farm Near Winchester
Advertises to buy a productive state farm of 125 acres in a well located area. Seeks description and price in first letter. From B. L. Lewis Route 2 Winchester Virginia. Mentions ratmeal apprentice in the order representing the youngest.
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B. L. Lewis
Winchester
Mermaid Matrimony Rumors Stir Amid Bell Buoy Lore
A playful note questions whether mermaids of marriageable age ever receive rings from arched bell buoys, framing a whimsical maritime myth as a light local tall tale.
State leaders plan bills at Lynchburg convention
Farmers Will continues its denecuslative program with O A Thomas Bedford business manager directing. A State Board meeting Tuesday will detail the legislative program including cooperative bargaining rights for farm products, tax reform, safer highway controls, gasoline inspection, and budget provisions. Education laws and highway routes face debate as Governor-Elect Trinkle’s inauguration plans depend on February weather.
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Page L
Lynchburg
O. A. ‘Thomas
Bedford
State Board of Directors
Mert Miller
State Experiment Station
Bureau of Markets and Statistics
State Department of Agriculture
Union
State Highway Commission
E. Lee Trinkle
Henry Carter Stuart
Public Opinion on Free Governments Cited by Rossel Lowell
A fragment discusses public opinion shaping the fate of free governments, noting that prosperity depends on the quality of public opinion. The quotation attributes this idea to Rossel Lowell.
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Dames
Rossel Lowell
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Byrd, Publisher
Wia- Wa
My Star Publishing Co
Weekly Mirror
United
Associated Press
Fated Press
The
Star Publishing Company
Mets
Aeror
Foch
Deire
Wincheater
Newlin & Company
Walt Mason
MR. Gordon
Stryker
Lane Maines
Vs. Winchester Cold Storage Co., Inc
C. L. Robinson's Ice and Coldage Corporation
James P. Reardon
Circuit Court
R. T. Barton
Stockholders’ Meeting
Prentice
Neidemeyer's
P.C. Neidemeyer & Co
Shamburger’s
N. Main St
Pep
Albin’s
East
Piccadilly Street
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Solons
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