Farmers Eligible For Crop Loan Program In Virginia
Frederick county farmers and orchardists may apply for USDA drought relief loans to buy seed fertilizer spray materials and fuel. County agents will collect applications January 23 27 with details on seed amounts family size and intended use. Secretary Hyde ruled fruit growers may share in the 45 million drought relief fund for fertilizers and spray materials benefiting small orchardists.
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Frederick County
B. R. Legge
School of
Ad Aace
Gee
Legge
United States Department of Agriculture
Court House Hall
Act of Congress
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Congress
Swanson and Glass
H. F. Byrd
John R. Hutcheson
J. A. Garber
Weather outlook for the week in Atlantic states
Associated Press reports a rain outlook for the week starting Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic States. Rain on Monday and Wednesday, followed by generally fair weather, with warmer temperatures in the north Atlantic and milder conditions in the middle Atlantic. Colder on Tuesday and Wednesday, then warmer Thursday and notably colder Friday and Saturday.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Snider and Son Advertises Grade Coal at 5.50 Ton
WB Snider and Son promote coal for five dollars and fifty cents per ton. Also Winchester Steam Laundry offers washing service listing contact numbers and a weekly schedule.
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WB. Snider & Son
Ian
Middletown Boy Ranks High in Judging Events
Frederick County student Taylor Fox of Middletown tied for fourth in the boys judging contests at a regional show dominated by vocational agriculture students. Everett May Bergton won first, with Dick Hanger Middlebrook second and others placing through tenth amid a drought impacted exhibition of 600 corn, 80 wheat, and a large potato display.
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Tves
Frederick County
Taylor Fox
Middletown
Everett May
Bergton
Dick Hanger
Middlebrook
Marvin Summers
Timberville
Virginia
Dowell Jr
L. B. Connelly, Jr
Northern
Charles Beard
Boyce and
Berryville
R. A. Wall
Front Royal
W. F. Wall
Strasburg
Woodstock
Mrs Tyson Deeds Valuab le Knoxville Property to Daughter
Mrs Lawrence Tyson widow of the late Senator Tyson of Tennessee deeded Knoxville real estate valued at 155 000 dollars to her daughter Mrs Isabella Tyson Gilpin of Boyce Clarke county Virginia The deed covers two buildings and a garage in Knoxville's business district The transfer was announced in the Washington Herald along with a photo of Mrs Gilpin wearing the festival queen crown and tiara Amos Frost remarks follow about the middle class and the marines in Nicaraguaنين
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Lawrence D. Tyson
Senator Tyson
Tennessee
Knoxville
Isabella Tyson Gilpin
Boyce
Clarke County
Gilpin
Tyson
Washington
Winchester Ex-Service Men Smoker Set For Jan Nineteenth
Ex service men of Winchester and nearby communities are invited to a smoker by Robert Y. Conrad Post No 21 at Rouss Hall. The event is Monday night January 26 1921 at 8 o clock. Bring a buddy.
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Winchester
Robert Y. Conrad
Rouss Hall
Death of Rev William L Seabrook noted in Westminster
The Rev. William L Seabrook longtime Carroll County lawyer and pastor died suddenly in Westminster at 76 due to heart disease. He served as state's attorney from 1916 to 1920 and held multiple county posts while leading Grace and Trinity Lutheran churches and co owning the American Sentinel. Funeral services are set for Westminster with burial in Gettysburg Cemetery. survivors include his daughter Mrs Ralph Whitman and son William B Seabrook of New York City.
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William L. Seabrook
Carroll County
Winchester
Asa Richard
Seabrook
Westminster
Bucknell University
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
American Sentinel
Baltimore Sun
Masonic Order
Knights of Pythias
Gettysburg Cemetery
Gettysburg
Ralph Whitman
William B. Seabrook
New York City
Africa
Special Musical Service Sunday At Market Street Church
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a 7 30 p m Sunday evening service featuring a vested choir with violinists Mrs Roy Cather Miss Mary Louise Sartelle and Miss Eva Stouffer performing sacred and classical pieces A star offering will fund vestment purchases for the choir Numbers include Praise the Lord O Jerusalem Ensemble for four violins To a Wild Rose McDowell The Christ Child Coombs Melodie Gluck Solo for violin Mary Louise Sartelle O Pray For the Peace of Jerusalem Knox One Sweetly Solemn Thought Amherst Hosanna Granier Ensemble for four violins Selected Choir Selected
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Cather
Mary Louise Sartelle
Eva Stouffer
Jerusalem Gunoud
Mrs. Mary Putman Dies After Six-Week Illness
Mrs. Mary Putman wife of J Turner Putman of Fork district Warren county died Wednesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a six week illness. She was born in Fork district daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George Clem and was in her fifty first year. Survived by husband two daughters Bernice and Mamie Putman and son Thurman Putman. Also four brothers Weaver Henry Billy and Warren Clem.
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Front Royal
Mary Putman
J Turner Putman
Fork District
Warren County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Clem
Bernice
Mamie Putman
Thurman Putman
Weaver
Henry
Billy
Warren Clem
Special Prices on Home Feeds at Winchester Milling
Winchester Milling Co announces cash in ton lots only to make room for a new corn meal plant. Home Middlings 32 per ton, Home Mixed Feed 31 per ton, Home Bran 30 per ton. Bulk prices are 2 per ton less. January 20 notice.
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Winchester Milling CO
Uninvited trio cause dance ruckus and court appearance
Francis McKee hosted a post holiday country dance in Western county where uninvited Boss Pahner, Dewey Elliott and Fred Elliott disrupted the event during the grand promenade. Magistrate Taverner fined them $23.20 total, or $7.79 each, for disorderly conduct, but they could not pay and promised to work to cover the costs.
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Francis McKee
Pahner
Dewey Elliott
Fred Elliott
Mr. McKee
McKee
Elliotts
Dewel’ Elliott
Winchester
Justice Taverner
Sckrce
Governor Ritchie's Mother Dies at State Mansion
Elizabeth Cabell Ritchie dies in the Maryland State Executive Mansion after years of frail health. She witnessed her son Governor Ritchie’s inauguration by radio from her room across the street as the nation broadcast the address. The Cabell family links include author James Branch Cabell and a long Virginia lineage.
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Annapolis
Elizabeth Cabell Ritchie
Ritchie
State Executive Mansion
Executive Mansion
State Capitol
Cabell
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Virginia
Robert Gamble Cabell
James Branch Cabell
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Miller's store lists assortment of oils herbs and brooms
Local catalog promotes Castor Oil Calomel Turpentine Epsom Salts Asafetida Gum Camphor Licorice Root Mutton Suet Tansy Pennyroyal Lamp Black Cod Liver Oil and Hagerstown Almanacs Chalk Pipes Swan Down. Miller's in same building 125 years in business.
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Hagerstown
Miller's
Apple Markets Shipments to British Ports Week Ending Jan 17 1931
Apple export figures show shipments from New York to British ports led by Liverpool and London with totals across all ports and price ranges for barrels and staymen. G R Cooper Harnden & Company Liverpool reports cargo demand and a late arrival at Liverpool.
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New York
Brls
Exs
Bskts
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Bristol
Cardiff
Belfast
Southampton
Manchester
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Company
Curtis
Yorks
England
Scotland
Two Roanoke Men Held by Winchester Police
Two Roanoke men identified as A. O. Jones and Eugene Maddox were detained by Winchester police on suspicion after their car with 1930 Virginia plates drew attention for dozing and questionable ownership. They posted a $7 fine and left to obtain new plates, later boarding a bus to Roanoke. a Shenandoah County Sheriff intercepted them en route and returned them to Winchester for further investigation of their suitcases and car ownership.
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Roanoke
Winchester
A. O. Jones
Salem Avenue
S. W
Eugene Maddox
Campbell Avenue
Jones
Campbell
Virginia
Mildred Crawford
Philadelphia
Hollis
Sheetz
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Militia Return Delayed From Area of Cotton Mill Strike
Company I of the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard arrives in Winchester about 5 42 PM from Danville after duty since November 26 to preserve order around a cotton mill strike affecting more than four thousand workers. Troops from Lynchburg Charlottesville Manassas and Harrisonburg joined the Danville contingent, transferring at Strasburg to the Baltimore and Ohio line for the final leg to Winchester on train No 54 with a special coach and baggage car.
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One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Winchester
Danville
One Hundred and Sixteenth
Teddy
Richmond
Company I
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Manassas
Harrisonburg
Strasburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Arrie
Ice Chimes and Speed Traps in a Rural Town
A rural community jokes about an endless ice game if only a speed trap funded town expenses. The remark frames local life with humor and a hint of fiscal worry.
Death of William W. Hubbard from finger thorn infection
William W. Hubbard prominent county farmer died at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 1 40 P M from blood poisoning after a thorn wound to his finger while splitting wood at his Paper Mill road home. He was 65, native of Grimes, widow Annie Boyd Hubbard survived by steps and nephews. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev O D Lambert officiating. Six nephews Tom Mitchell Ross Henkel Nelton Strother Boyd served as pallbearers.
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William W. Hubbard
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hubbard
Grimes
Hubbard
Obed Hubbard
Annie Boyd
Ibbard
Nellie Heigs
Boston
Mai
Methodist Church
O. D. Lambert
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Stephens City
Paper Mill Road
Mount Hebron
Tom, Mitchell, Ross, Henkel
Nelton
Strother Boyd
Two Rival Gunman Gangs Battle at Club Abbey in New York
In the Club Abbey on Broadway two rival mobs of gunmen shot it out before dawn. Owner Charles Sherman suffered multiple wounds and bruises while cigarette girl Mavis King helped him to a hospital. The interior was a spattered wreck with broken chairs and bloodstains.
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New York
Abbey
Broadway
Charles Sherman
Sherman
Mavis King
F F A Basketball Tourney Tonight At Handley Gym
The semi final round for the Northern Virginia agricultural high schools championship begins at 7 PM in Handley gym. Teams Strasburg Boyce Middletown and Stephens City compete, all representing their FFA chapters. Winners from last Saturday advance to the district finals at Handley next Saturday January 31.
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Agricultural
Virginia
Handley Gym
Strasburg
Boyce Middletown
Stephens City
Future Farmers of America
Handley
Bill to legalize four percent beer in Senate showdown
Senator Bingham filed a substitute bill to legalize four percent beer nationwide, challenging the Howell measure for a drastic enforcement act in the capital. Wets admit slim chances, while drys push for stricter provisions and longer penalties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Bingham
Howell
Wets
Bingherd
Tong
District of Columbia
Order of Business
Wickersham
Republican
Nebraska
Tydings
Deland
Two Motorists Fined For Not Having Licenses
Winchester police continue their drive to round up motorists without a 1931 city license plate. Auto owners Ashby Wigginton and Hugh B Duffey were fined $7 in police court for failure to obtain the plates.
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Winchester
Ashby Wigginton
Hugh
Duffey
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Winchester Steam Laundry
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Arkansas Gazette
the Evening Star
Richie
State Mansion
William Cabell
APPLE
Thorn
WM. W. Hubbard
Memorial Hospital
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Connecticut
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Watson
Indiana
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Morrow
New Jersey
Bulkley
Ohio
War Department
Illinois
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