Hays to Quit PortfoIo 10 Direct Movies
Postmaster General Hays will retire from the cabinet to head a national association of motion picture producers and distributors. President notes the move could serve the public good and states negotiations with the producers are in progress with no contract yet signed. Reported successors include Harry S. New Hubert Works Walter S. Dickey and Representative Steenerson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hays
White House
E . Harding
National Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
National Association of
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Harry 8S. New
Indiana
Hubert Works
Walter S. Dickey
Kansas City
Steenerson
Minnesota
House Post Office Committee
Benjamin Shibe Dies at 83 Former Phillies Club President
Benjamin F. Shibe, president of the Philadelphia American League Baseball Club, died today in Philadelphia at age eighty three. His financial support helped establish the club in 1901 and he led the organization from its founding until his death.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Shibe
American League Baseball Club
Stock Market Firm At Close On Broad Session
New York January 14 The short session of the stock market was the broadest of the week with shorts covering early and gains of 1 to 3 points by prominent issues. Closing was strong as sales reached about 450000 shares. Bonds traded actively with a firm to strong tone. Walter C McCornack Handley Schools architect arrived and conferred with the building committee. D Kern of Gore spent the day in town. Mrs Ryan returned to Boston after a brief visit.
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New York
Walter C. McCornack
Handley Schools
Mice Begin Destruction in New England Orchards
A USDA prepared report outlines heavy winter damage to New England orchards from pine mice and field mice. The 1919 20 toll exceeded 1 million dollars in Maine and neighboring states, with Maine losing many apple trees and New Hampshire Massachusetts and Connecticut reporting substantial losses. The investigation records bark stripping and root damage and notes ongoing campaigns to curb the pests.
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New England
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Lay lise IP FOR RENT At No 410 N Main St near Ft Loudoun
Property for rent at 410 North Main Street opposite Ft Loudoun Seminary. Possession given February 5. M M Lynch is the attorney handling the rental.
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N. Main
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
M. M. Lynch
Care for spray materials stored for winter
United States Department of Agriculture advises on storing leftover insecticides after late spring freezes. Liquid lime sulphur must not freeze, kept in tight barrels, stored away from house heat due to strong odor. Dry lime sulphur and powdered lead arsenate require dry tight containers, with paste forms kept water-averse and out of reach of children and animals.
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United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Slow Growth of Pear Trees and Fire Blight Risk
Pear trees remain smaller than apples at the same age and should stay restrained in growth. Overfeeding can trigger fire blight and harm bearing capacity. Growers with bluegrass sod around pears report better success than those neglecting sod.
Pastors Propose Structured Plan for Campaign Leadership
The meeting outlines a detailed campaign structure with Rev. Clarence Woods as chair and executive secretary, selecting ministers F. M Richardson A. A. Kelly to preach, and plans for prayer groups noon meetings women sessions and citywide coordination. It also sets finance personal workers and usher committees with duties assigned to church representatives and the executive secretary. The group seeks a Monday 9:30 AM executive committee meeting at Handley Library directors room.
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Clarence Woods
F. M Richardson
A. A. Kelly
Charles Adey
Robert B. Nelson
George W. Stover
W. L. Dudley
W. M. Depp
Dudley
George Stover
W. G. Hardy
Teasurer
Handley Library
Bandit Killed At Roadhouse Near Toledo
At W. H. Browns roadhouse ten miles south of Toledo six armed men held up the place at midnight. Paul Whiteman of Toledo, a guest, fired a revolver killing the gang leader Robert McCormick of Toledo who has been arrested in earlier street hold ups. McCormick was wounded and four bandits escaped.
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Associated Press
Toledo
W. H. Brown
Paul Whiteman
Gan
Robert McCormick
Banks Close for Birthday Holiday January 19 1922
Several banks announce closure for Thursday January 19 1922 a legal holiday. Customers with maturities on January 19 may pay on January 20 1922. Signers include John J Sloat WM Hardy Charles Summers H D Fuller and others from Commercial and Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Union Bank Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Charles Summers
Union Bank of
Winchester
Local Residents Leave for Short Trips
Mr. George Dunham departed today for a brief visit to Baltimore. Mr. Graham Conner plans to leave today for Alabama. Mrs. C. W. Trenary will travel from Staunton to spend time with her family.
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George Dunham
Baltimore
Graham Conner
Alabama
C. W. Trenary
Staunton
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