Farm prices to rise still farther warn experts in North Dakota
Dr. F Warren of Cornell told county agents at North Dakota Agricultural College that farm prices will outpace general levels within a year or two. He noted wages lag behind prices in past swings and urged balanced production to keep freight and equipment costs manageable. Dr J L Coulter outlined three major credit needs for farmers including long term installment plans, purchase of machinery and financing marketing systems.
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Fargo
N. D
F. Warren
Cornell University
North Dakota School For
State Agricultural College
Red River Valley
Warren
John Lee Coulter
The
Agricultural College
The Life of a Home and Health Advice
An advertisement extols the life of a contented wife and links home happiness to female health. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetables Compound claiming to aid backache headaches and other female ailments and asserts benefits for 98 of 100 women who try it.
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America
Lydia
Pinkham
Colored man goes to prison for participation in shooting
A guard at the Virginia penitentiary took Harry Lynch colored to prison for two years after he pleaded guilty to taking part in the October shooting at Clear Brook that injured Stewart Whettell. He and others had attended a colored fair and dance in Winchester and fired many shots as they returned to Hagerstown Maryland.
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Virginia
Harry ‘Lynch
Clearbrook
Stewart ‘Whettell
Lynch
Winchester
Hagerstown
Leslie Snapp Takes Charge of Beck's Bakery Refit
Leslie Snapp, a naval base baker, arrives to lead baking at Beck's Bakery on South Main Street in Harrisonburg. The remodeled plant will start operations today on a larger scale, with an eight thousand loaf per day capacity increase and a glass partition so patrons can view the baking process under Charles J. and Albert E. Beck.
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Harrisonburg
Leslie Snapp
Naval Base
Beck’s Bakery
South Main Street
Snapp
Beck's
Charles’j
Albert E. Beck
Sales Directory listing livestock and hardware dealers dates
A fragmented January February sales directory lists Amos Cochran W H Trimble Morris Snapp N L Clark H C Lewis J L Prince O M Lloyd Lie Lonas J W Headley L S Armel Sam T Dellinger P Wright G W Strobridge Dr B B Smoke John B Rogers E H White G Fred Yeakley Chas Swartz Dr L M Allen Leslie Polhamus Thomas Armel Shirley Thomas Marlowe W C Crampton C G Boyles W T Chamblin R B Boyd Dr L M Allen George Huff Mason Osburn with stock implements feed household goods Poland China hogs short horn cattle and various farm wares across Berryville Winchester Green Spring Round Hill Burnt Factory Summit Point and nearby areas.
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Amos Cochran
N. W
W. H. Trimble
White Mall
Morris Snapp
Ridgeway
N. L. Clark
Gainesboro
Mock
H. C. Lewis
Double Tollgate
J. L. Prince
Winchester
O. M. Lloyd
Berryville
Lie Lonas
J. W. Headley
Fawcetts
W. Ragg
Wadesvil
L.S. Armel
Boyce
Sam T. Dellinger
Armel
Wright
G W
Strobridge
Greenune
B. B. Smoke
John B. Rogers
Grimes
BE. H. White
Front Royal Road
G. Fred Yeakley
Chas. Swartz
Burnt Factory
L. M. Allen
Gaylord
Poland
China
Leslie Polhamus
Summit Point
Thomas Armel
Briggs
We Ang
Shirley
Thomas Marlowe
W. C. Crampton
C. G. Boyles
White Hall
W. T. Chamblin
R. B. Boyd
Dr. L. M. Allen
George Huff
Death summons Robert Whitlock at 81 in Hampshire county
Robert F. Whitlock, a longtime Hampshire county resident, died at home near Capon Bridge after several weeks of illness. He was 81 and survived by siblings Reese, Darius, James E., Mrs. Taylor Whitacre, Mrs. Addison McKee, and Mrs. Marshall Lemnis, plus several sons and daughters. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Grosscup at Fairview Church and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. Also noted was the death of Josephine Marie Lupton, seven months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lupton, and burial in the Quaker graveyard after services in Hampshire county.
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Grosscup
Methodist Episcopal Church
Capon Bridge
Fairview Church
Josephine Marie Lupton
William Lupton
Hampshire County
A. Giffin
Bridge
Funeral rites for Mr. Bennett at Cross Roads
Cross Roads Va January 17. On last Tuesday January 9 the body of Carl Bennett who died at his Hampshire County home was laid to rest.
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Cross Roads
Carl Bennett
Hampshire County
Burial of a Young Man in Fairview Churchyard
W Va. was the first of that week when a funeral procession carried the young man to Fairview graveyard. A short service in the church followed by hymns and prayer concluded with interment beside the church. Mr Bennett, about 20, was the son of Mrs Lottie Bennett. his father Brandell Bennett had died earlier.
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W. Va
Fairview
Bennett
Lottie Bennett
Brandell Bennett
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Harry L. Woop
N. Main St
Little Joe’s
E. Piccadilly St
Fred. L. Glaize
BETTY
Braddock and Water
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Moline Machinery Location
Paper Mill Road
Henry Myers
United Telephone
E. Babb
the Star
Adj
Stephens City
Myers
C. I. Brumback & Bro
PMS Ee Ee
STAR
Amelena
Geta Oy
Vee Elaine
Ule Rcs Et
Robert Whitlock
Robert F. Whitlock
MR. Bennett
F. S. Emmert,Son & Co
Frank S. Emmert, Son & Co
H. K. Green & Brother
Chee Deereeee
Pav
White Sale
W. C. Phundeke Co
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