Congress Considers Farm Export Bill As Relief Measure
Washington lawmakers review multiple relief ideas from diverse farming groups. Proposals include state credit for co-operative marketing, a federal advisory council, and an export disposal plan for wheat corn rice cotton tobacco cattle and hogs. Dairy tuberculosis funding also urged by Pepper group led by Fr an k P Willitts.
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Des Moines
Federal Farm Advisory Council
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McKinley
Republican
Illinois
Farmers Co-Operative Associa
Tillman
Democrat
Arkansas
Aisc
Agriculture Department
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Frank P. Willetts
Serre
Wisconsin
Newark
Local Notes From Marlboro Area Over Weekend Visits
Marlboro Va January 5 Mr and Mrs C B McNeall and Miss Keagey near Front Royal attended the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Smith in Elmer Headley and three children spent the holidays at her home Mr and Mrs P P Boyer and three and Miss Boyer near wn Tuesday with Miss Boyer's sister Mrs William Headley John Headley spent time with Aeneid and Mr and Mrs Frank of White Sulphur Inn near Stephens City Mrs William F Long and daughter Ruth visited Mrs Bertie Beeler near Lebanon Church Willie Lineburg and Katherine Mitchell visited Mr and Mrs Harry Miller near Clary James Keeler returned home after days in Washington Willie Keeler and Tommy Link no relation in Wardendville Helen Shull visited with Miss Sadie Long Mrs Susan Shanholtz of Washington visiting relatives Mr Peter Rudy and brother Roanoke spent hours with Mrs William Headley Lion Pangle Middletown visiting grandmother Miss James Mitchell Miss Marion Perry Winchester visiting Miss Edith Wilfong Howard Shull Harrisonburg spending days with parents Miss Mayme Cooley Middletown visiting cousin Miss Mary Orndorff Mr Hester Lineburg Washington spent days with friends in area Mrs Clara Long and daughter spent Sunday week with J and N D Long Middletown Harry Clagett improving from sore hand many friends hope for quick recovery
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Marlboro
C. BE. McNeall
Frank
White Sulphur Inn
Stephens City
William F. Long
Ruth
Bertie Beeler
Near Lebanon Church
Willie. Lineburg
Katherine Mitchell
Harry Miller
Clary
James Keeler
Washington
Willie Keeler
Tommy Link
Wardendville
Wierina
Helen Shull
Sadie Long
Susan Shanholtz
Washiton
Peter Rudy
Roanoke
William Headley
Lion Pangle
Middletown
James Mitchell
Marion Perry
Winchester
Edith Wilfong
Howard Shull
Harrisonburg
H. E. Shull
Mayme Cooley
Mary Orndorff
Hester Lineburg
Clara Long
N. D. Long
Harry Clagett
Stephens City News Roundup Notes Returns and Visits
Stephens City Va January 5 Mr and Mrs Roy Brown of Laurel Md spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Harlewick. Fred Brumback returned to VPI after visiting his parents. Virginia Stickley returned to New Market and Virginia Shryock to Farmville. James Russell Shryock and Boyd Mayer Steele returned to the University. School opened Monday morning. Clerks and scholars wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. John Hartley ill at home. H B Dean back from Washington for Christmas with sister Kalb. Masqueraders were out in full force last week.
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Stephens City
Roy Brown
Laurel
Russell
Virginia
Shryock
Farmville
James Russell Shryock
Boyd Mayer Steele
Clarke Fawcett
Artemus Funk‘Houser
John Hartley
H. B. Dean
Local families share holiday visits and church meeting set
Mr and Mrs George Carbaugh and children spent Christmas night and Saturday with Mr and Mrs J P Carbaugh. James Cadwallader returned to Roanoke College Salem Va Monday morning. Mrs Lane and Mrs Harper visit Mr and Mrs W H White. Mr John Ward and family of Purcellville visited Mr Willie Lemley during the holidays. The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church will meet at the residence of Mrs Robert Lemley Tuesday afternoon.
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George Carbaugh
J. P. Carbaugh
James Cadwallader
Roanoke College
Salem
Lane
Harper
W. H.white
John Ward
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Willie Lemley
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Robert Lemley
Alfalfa Varieties and Timing Boost Illinois Yields
University of Illinois field trials in Urbana and DeKalb show Baltic Grimm and South Dakota No 12 as top performers, with yields around 41–46 tons per acre. Best cutting is at full bloom, spring seeding with a nurse crop, and avoid cutting when new shoots appear for highest average yields.
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DeKalb
Grimm
Baltic
South Dakota No. 12
South Dakota
Kansas
Turkestan
Illinois
Idaho
Impossible to Overfeed Heavy Layers in Flock
If most hens in a flock are good layers, overfeeding is rare as they convert grain into eggs. Beefy hens, however, may require stricter limits to avoid excess fat, staying efficient only if fed sparingly before roost time to ensure egg production remains steady.
Princess Helen Seeks Divorce as Carol Quits Throne
Madame Magda Lupescu, linked to Prince Carol of Romania, is said to pursue a divorce. Carol's right to ascend the throne was stripped by the Bucharest assembly. Helen, Carol's wife, has begun divorce proceedings. Reports say Carol may renounce royal title and seek a passport under a new name. He plans to work as a mechanic rather to rely on royal funds.
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Milan
Magda Lupescu
Prince Carol of
Romania
Jassy
Carol
Lupescu
National Assembly
Bucharest
Helen
Madame Lupescu
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw In Hospital After Suicide Attempt
Russell Thaw, 15, said he was in Atlantic City for holidays and described his mother's attempt to take poison in a Chicago apartment. Photographers photographed her at the hospital as authorities and press sought details. Harry K. Thaw, once married to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, was not at Kenilworth estate and had returned to Pittsburgh to be with his ill mother.
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Russell Thaw
Atlantic City
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Chicago
Star
Associated Press
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Kenilworth
Thaw
Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Mary Copely Thaw
Mary V. Simpson Dies from Tubercular Infection
Mary V. Simpson, eight years old, of 1352 Fairmont Street Northwest, died from a tubercular infection after a Christmas splinter wound. Her father Dr. Simpson has long suffered tuberculosis and is in a California sanitarium. The funeral will be from the Barr home in Washington.
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Vernon ‘Simpson
Raymond
Washington
Louis
Fairmont Street
J. Madison Spurr
Barr
Dr. Simpson
Los Angeles
Cal
Simpson
Sara Barr
Lost girl Nellie Turner found in Chestertown
Nellie Mae Turner a 15 year old Wicomico high student from Salisbury Maryland who had been missing since Sunday was found today in Chestertown Maryland staying with a Washington College student. Police from four cities were asked to help in the search and a description of the girl was issued to Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and Salisbury.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Nellie Mae Turner
Wicomicd
Salisbury
Chestertown
Washington College
Bay
Hunt
Mad
John Turner
Annidpolis-Claiborne
Annapolis
Claiborne
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Wicomico High School
Marian Simpkins
European floods take more than 500 lives
The flood disaster spans Transylvania, Eastern Hungary and Romania with a rising death toll likely between 500 and 1,000. Vast areas remain underwater as communications falter and crop and property losses mount across Belgium, Holland, France, Germany, and neighboring nations. Miss Lillian Doing returns home after visiting.
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Paris
Transylvania
Hungary
Roumania
Europe
Belgium
Holland
France
Budapest
Bucharest
Edwards store in Stephens City searched by county officers
Edward Robinson states his store in Stephens City was searched yesterday by county officers with nothing found. He complains of great annoyance and humiliation and plans legal steps to stop the continual harassment.
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Stephens City
Edward Robinson
Lower Rate Fails To Halt Selling
New York stock market opened irregularly higher as rails led with modest gains in Atchison and Pittsburgh and West Virginia. Motors were mixed while bear pressure pushed many stocks lower despite a cut in call loan rate to 4 1 2 percent and a rise in Norfolk and Western and Atchison. John J. McCabe of Brunswick Maryland, B and O assistant train master, was in town on business.
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Associated Press
New York
Rails
Atchison
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Norfolk and Western
John J. McCabe
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mrs Don Mattison Improves After Memorial Hospital Operation
Mrs Don Mattison has returned home to the county after an operation at Memorial Hospital and is steadily improving. Mr Philip Ritter and Mr Pope have returned to Sinkats after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs P H Ritter and Mr and Mrs Henry Pope at Northwestern grade.
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Mattison
Ace
Memorial Hospital
Philip. Ritter
Oe Wit Pope
P. HH. Ritter
Henry Pope
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