Peaches Immune To Warm Wave Says Grower In Virginia
In Harrisonburg Virginia a peach grower reports no alarm for the 1926 crop as a warm January wave reaches Shenandoah Valley. He notes buds are too far back to be damaged and recalls last year’s severe freezes. Wheat is thriving, robins appear, and NY reports indicate a milder winter ahead.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingam
Shenafidoah
J. A. Garber
Ieeiea Aviat
Rockingham
New York
Weather Prediction Caution Branded Hazardous Weeks Ahead
The article warns against issuing weather forecasts more than a week in advance. It cautions forecasts beyond seven days are unreliable and urges restraint in public projections.
Jones Joins in With Kentucky Horse Breeder
Bernard B. Jones of Audley Farm joins L. A. Moseley of Riverview Farm Hopkinsville Ky in breeding Thoroughbreds. Spanish Prince a top sire and Princess Doreen a leading mare aim for the Coffroth Handicap at Tiajuana with $65,000 added prize.
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W. J. Carter
Bernard B. Jones
Montfort Jones
Audley Farm
Pride of
Prince
John
Doreen
Princess Doreen
Miss Woodford
Tiajuana
Barton a patron continued on page one
The article quotes David Hepburn denying public demand in Virginia to abolish fees and questions his role as a bagman. It argues bills are not about law and order but serving a small minority with disregard for public interest.
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Page
David Hepburn
House of Deliccates
Virginia
Commonwealth
Barton
Flanders
L. Li. Watts
Thomas Jefferson
B. W. Milstead
Newport News
Baptist Church
W. A. Wright
Essex
L. W. Graves
Orange
R. Lindsay Gordon
Louisa
W. M. Tuck
Halifax
John W. Wright
Roanoke
George Mason
Westmoreland
Wilbur C. Hall
Loudoun
J. W. Witten
Tazewell
E. C. Folkes
Richmond
J.T. Malbon
Joe Anne
Kyle M. Weeks
Floyd
H. W. G. Speers
Norfolk County
C. W. Mugler
W. J. Sebreell
Southhampton
Albert Sidney Johnson
Isle of Wight
R. O. Norris
Lancaster
Robert T. Barton
Winchester
A. L. Jordan
W. W. Wellines
Norfolk
Walter ©. Fain
Hamburgers Pay $72,000 For a Business Block
CHAMBERSBURG Pa Jan 21 The largest local real estate deal ever closed here was Abraham Hamburger of Baltimore purchasing the business block at 31 33 and 35 South Main Street from Cohen Brothers The property known as the former Brunner place measures 37 by 256 feet with two storerooms on the lower floor and five apartments plus two offices on the upper floors.
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Chambersburg
Price
Abraham Hamburger
Baltimore
South Main Street
Cohen Brothers
Brunner
Petting of Working Girls Favored by Labor Official
Washington January 21 Associated Press reports Ethelbert Stewart labor statistics commissioner urged opening public places in cities for the urban poor calling Nellie from shoe factories and Joe from stockyards to enjoy light petting in city parks He criticized rigidity of park rules and puritanical regulations at the national recreation conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Recreation Conference
Ethelbert Stewart
Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Nellie
Joe
Stewart
Main Street property sells for record 72000
The purchase price of 72000 sets a new Main Street realty record. Sale completed by Attorney Edmund C. Wingerd. Possession is given March 15. New owner Mr. Hamburger operates stores in Baltimore Frederick Martinsburg Winchester and this city. Chamberburg store opened three years ago and will expand with the new building.
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Main Street Realty
Edmund C. Wingerd
Mr. Hamburger
Baltimore
Frederick
Martinsburg
Winchester
Louis Hamburger
Chambersburg
Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 Promises Fast Neuritis Relief
An advertisement claims Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules relieve persistent neuritis pains that other remedies fail to ease. It asserts capsule use over two to three days will cut sleepless torment in shoulders arms neck or legs and recommends Baker's Drug Store as a supplier.
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Baker's Drug Store
Adv
Statement of the Financial Condition of The Commercial and Savings Bank
The document presents a sworn balance sheet for The Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester Virginia dated December 1925. John I. Sloat as cashier attests the figures reflect assets liabilities and capital with named directors.
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John I. Sloat
de Sdlema
Commercial and Savines Bank
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
Herbert
Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
J. A. Richard
Fred
Boyd
J. Henry Moling
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Florsheim
Iona
Campbells Beans
Catciing Sun Maid Seed Raisins Snr
A&p Brand
Prunes
Alee
Eere
Jones
Kentucky
Keister
W. Adams
North Braddock Street
the Commercial and Savings Bank
State Corporation Commission
Capital Stock
Eee
State of
County of
John L. Bloat
Alice L. Osburn
Gruen Senithia
M. B. Clowe
Empire Theatry
Benjamin Srv
John N Gilbert
THE
Chesapeake and Potomag Telephone Company
Bell System
N. Main St
Northern Virginia Power Co
Eureka
Northernginia Power Co
Cc. I. Brumback
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