Birthday Dinner for Mrs Sargeant in Whitacre
Whitacre Va January 9 a birthday dinner honored Mrs W M Sargeant for her fifty eighth birthday on January 6 with all her children and many grandchildren present. Guests left with wishes for many more birthdays.
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Whitacre
W. M. Sargeant
Roy Parriltt
Harry Sargeant
James Grove
Cross Junction
Eddie Largeant
Edgar Largeant
Mabel
Pauline
Kenneth Farrill
Foster
Maggie
William Largeant
Russell
Hazel
Viola
Mary Grove
Ed Maury
Edna
Meltin Nesmith
Mrs. Sargeant
Latin America Stirs Scene Ahead of Hoover Visit
The Providence Journal notes Latin America has shaped Mr Hoover's visit by staging an earthquake and a war, creating a memorable prelude to his trip. The remark highlights regional events as a backdrop to the U S leader's travel.
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Latin America
Public Sale of Valuable Lumber in Winchester Virginia
Public sale by authority of the shipper offers two car loads of oak lumber at the Acorn Manufacturing plant in Winchester Virginia. Sale at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday January 12 1929. Cars No 176307 and a second car contain 14966 ft and 13678 ft respectively. Sold to Acorn Manufacturing Corporation with cash terms.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Acorn Manufacturing Corporation
Winchester
Virginia
Harrison & Harrison
Dunn & Duvall
Auchinesrs
Virginia Convict Labor Saves State 560000 Annually on Highways
Virginia reports convict labor on state highways saves about 560000 yearly, with 2000 inmates building over half of new mileage since 1923. Convicts are trained road workers, earning their keep and reducing state costs in maintenance and clothing.
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Richmond
State of
Virginia
Henry G. Shirley
State Highway Commission
Shirley
Mr. Shirley
Byrd
State Highway Commissions
Prison Control Board
Convict labor program praised as beneficial reform
The text lauds prison work as a salvage effort that trains convicts for honest living. It highlights state cooperation, the Prison Board, and the penitentiary superintendent as key to improving prisoners’ physical, moral, and spiritual well being and reducing future crime.
Funeral Friday for Mrs Lucy A Nickens at S J Stephen's Chapel
Funeral services for the late Mrs Lucy A Nickens are set for 2 30 PM Friday at S J Stephen's Chapel North Kent Street with Rev Quiett Rev Ingram and other ministers officiating. Interment will follow in Orrick Cemetery.
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Lucy A. Nickens
S&j. Stephen’s Chapel
North Kent Street
Quiett
Ingram
Orrick Cemetery
Leaders Not To Meet At Handley Library Tonight
No Leaders' Training School session tonight due to a Boy Scout Council meeting. The commentary notes Americans seek to profit by stock speculation based on others' work tests.
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Leaders’ Training School
Handley Library
Boy Scout Council
Skin Eruptions Treated by Skilled Doctors
Skilled physicians identify pimples boils and other eruptions as signs of an abnormal condition in the body. Treatment targets internal causes to clear skin disorders and restore balance.
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Teresa
S.S.S
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