Admiral Grayson Chosen To Lead Goose Creek Gun Club
Admiral Grayson was named president of the Goose Creek Gun Club based in Middleburg with officers Miss Char te H. Noland and D. C. Sands and a 5000 share capital. The charter reserves stock at 1000 and authorizes breeding livestock and farming ventures with up to 50000 acres of real estate for the organization serving Fauquier Lou s h eun and Prince William counties.
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Seal “Bee
Grayson
Ar Ags
Goose Creek
Middleburg
Edith K. Sands
C. C. Saffer
Aldie
Loush@eun
Fauquier
Prince William
Theo
Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices Across Local and Baltimore Markets
The edition presents scattered market figures for grains, feeds, livestock, eggs, and dairy products. It lists prices for cracked corn, middlings, shelled corn, dairy feed, and various poultry items while noting corrections from the previous day and regional differences between local and Baltimore wholesale markets.
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Bram Wili
Chia Hose
Baltimore
Gills Storsica Chic Scientieipainccine
Helen
BeHors Weiensee
Screeniniias
Coos
Bess
Bloom News Notes Record Holiday Socials and Moves
Mrs Daniel Van Dam spent Christmas in Lexington Virginia with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson moved from Winchester to Mrs Martha Clowser farm. A turkey dinner last Sunday featured guests from Star Tan ery Lebanon Church and others. A New Year celebration at Friendly Grove included a pantomime and crowning of Christmas and New Year days. A community meeting is set for Friday January 9.
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Bloom
Daniel van Dam
Friendly Grove School
Lexington
Paul Anderson
Winchester
Martha Clowser
Thomas Cooper
John Y. Himelright
John M.himelright
Star Tanery
Grover Rudolph
Lucille Rudolph
Middletown
Friendly Grove
Jamesetta Glynn
R. L. Long
Raymond Gollar
Glynn
Katherine Richard
Handley High School
Rainfall Chart Shows Valley Hardest Hit in 1930
Virginia drought mapped by Messer shows Shenandoah Valley counties most affected. Forty-seven US Weather Bureau stations report eleven month totals through December 1 with Catawba sanatorium Roanoke at 13.84 inches and Woodstock 13.91 inches, about 35–43 percent of long term averages. Richmond fared better, while southeast counties from Brunswick to coast and southwest districts also recorded low rainfall.
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Virginia
A.rman
Messer
State Health
Ranmond News-Leader
Mr. Messer
Shenandoah Valley
Fairfax
Loudoun
Pulaski
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Catawba Sanatorium
Roanoke County
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Richmond
Brunswick
Henrys
Washington
Dante
Flight of Tradewind Delayed by Weather Over Atlantic
Mrs Hart a New York widow pilots the Tradewind with Navy support but bad weather delays a planned takeoff to Paris via Bermuda and the Azores. The crew tests the craft at Hampton Roads as Miss Gwynne sails with her sister in New York.
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Jeak
Navy
Kenneth Whitting
Hampton Roads Air Station
Paris
Bermuda
Azores
Georgia Gwynne
New York
Hides
Hart
Nors
Fire damages McCormick home in Berryville incident
A furnace fire on South Church Street Berryville Virginia Sunday evening caused smoke and flames that burned through the hallway floor. Capt. and Mrs. Wray alerted by the blaze, firefighters cut away baseboard and used water and chemicals to extinguish it. Loss estimated at about $500, fully insured.
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Berryville
South Church Street
Golden Rule
Evelyn Page
Whatsoever Circle
R. E. Reid
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Counson
Red Cross
Order of
King’s Daughters and Sons
R. G. Mit Rell
E. A Lindsey
Wilbur Gaunt
Nellie Mae Evans
John B. Neill
N. 8. Ritter
Louis Tucker
J. E. Harris
R. J. Lewis
T. Carter Page
Nannie Thomas
Charles Tucker
Conditions Improve for Apples Abroad
The Copenhagen market shows improving apple demand with Swedish Italian and Bohemian varieties entering trade. Sweden, normally a buyer, now exports large quantities amid strong continental demand, while American apples are expected to face less competition after the new year as crop quality declines domestically.
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Copenhagen
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
Germany
United States
Talk Largest Lighted Field Ends In Water Landing
A pilot reported they had gasoline for over an hour of flying before the plane was brought down on the water near the Naval Air Station. The incident details suggest a landing on the water and subsequent actions by the crew and station personnel.
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Naval Air Station
Powers and Railroad Consolidations
Miles B. Dean discusses railroad mergers creating four giant systems led by Pennsylvania Wabash and Gould lines. He notes Van Sweringen brothers expanding holdings to Lehigh Valley Wheeling and a stake in Virginian Norfolk and Western, with White House quotes praising consolidation to restore business and stabilize rail transport, while criticizing claimed gains in employment and competition.
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Miles B. Dean
Pennsylvania
Gould
B. and O
Chicago
Alton
Reading
Jersey Central
New York Central
Lackawanna
van Swerigen Brothers
Cleveland
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Wheeling
Virginian
Norfolk and Weerman
Pennasylvania
Virginia
van Sweringen
White House
Congress
Ong
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rate Hikes Lobby Faces Smell Test Amid Freight Costs
Observers note lobbying for higher rates by firms has intensified as freight costs today reflect a successful push. The commentary suggests the lobbying effort is paying off and shaping pricing expectations across the sector.
Taxicab Driver and a Young Woman Killed in Crash
Baltimore reports a taxi cab driven at high speed on the left side struck a truck on the Philadelphia road killing Norman R. Watson and an unidentified young woman. Four deaths from traffic crashes occurred in 24 hours with six injured.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Norman R. Watson
Philadelphia
William Anderson
Harry E. Wilson
Elevptore
Ciy
Cas Road
Wilson
New York
St. Joseph Hospital
John C. Angle
Darling
Fullerton
Herman Johnski
Scott T. Bair
Westminster
Johnski
Missionary Morris to Speak on Work in Japan at Christ Pod
The Rev. Mr Morris, missionary to Japan of the Protestant Episcopal Church, spending time here, will deliver an address at Christ Church at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. Everyone is cordially invited to hear him discuss the work of the missionaries in Japan.
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Een
Morris
Japan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tam
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Harold Comnissee
Forrest Cook
Admiral Grayson
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Hyrade
Sun- Sears
E. Boscawen St
Market Report
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McOrmick
Clarke County
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Shirley Carter
Peyton St
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Berryville Pike
Atwell Avenue
H. W. Ebert
W. Fass
National Ave
Southern Inn
P. O
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E. A. McGlathery
N. Main
Maryland
Hagerstown Equipment Company
Hagerstown
Naakee
Richlite Co
Muncie
Indiana
Varina D. Hale
Stephens City
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Dept. Sales
Western Metal Company
Bloomington
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Cedar Creek
Anna B. Funkhouser
Opequon
P. B. Hottel
J. L. Aeggy
Clearbrook
Riverside
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Stephens
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Odds and Ends
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Betty Shoppe
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Harold A. Zager
Boston College
George H. Hurd
Beston
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