Clarke County Tops Virginia in Livestock Value per Farm
Clarke county farms show the highest livestock value per farm in Virginia at 1184.10 dollars, beating Arlington at 828.20. The statewide average is 374.92 dollars, with only twenty two counties above 500. Wise Greensville and Lancaster have the lowest per farm values.
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Richmond
Clarke County
Virginia
Acto
Virber’ of Commerce
Chan
Clarke
Arlington
Wise
Greensville
Lancaster
Birthday Celebration for Albert Berlin in White Post
White Post Virginia January 30 Mr Albert Berlin marked his seventy fifth birthday with a pleasant dinner among friends who offered wishes for many more. Mrs Lathers and Miss Sue Marshall of Front Royal visited Miss Minnette Kendrly last week. Ernest Armel and family moved to the Reardon place to farm this year. Cook Welch and family moved into Armel's house. Frances Berkeley traveled to Suffolk to visit relatives. She has been staying with Mrs C C Dearmont for several months. Mrs J F Sowers is ill with pleurisy. Miss Mary Sommerville has been housebound for over a week.
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White Post
Albert Berlin Hind
Lthers
Sue Marshall
Front Royal
Minnette Kenderly
Ernest Armel
Reardon Place
Cooke Welch
Frances M. Berkeley
Suffolk
C. C. Dearmont
J. F. Sowers
Mary Sommerville
Local Socials Note Visitors From Nearby Towns
Mrs Lacey Riley Shupp and her two children of Hagerstown spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs James Riley. Mrs Strickler of Kernstown visited her sister Mrs Minnie Chrisman last week. Mrs M Mort recently visited relatives in Kernstown Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Riley Shupp
Hagerstown
James Riley
Strickler
Kernstown
Minnie Chrisman
M. Mort
Valley Society Set for April 17 Annual Meeting
Shenandoah Valley Inc. schedules its annual meeting for April 17 at the New Theatre Staunton donated by Daniel Weinberg. Col H J Benchoff says several nationally known speakers will attend and a new budget and fundraising plan will be announced. Directors meet February 10 at Staunton headquarters to review finance and transportation reports.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Col. H. J. Benchoff
Woodstock
Staunton
Daniel H. Weinberg
Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corporation
Colonel Benchoff
Finance Committee
H. H. Newman
Edinburg
Transportation Committee of
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley plans Florida Cuba trip and broadcasts
Shenandoah Valley Inc announces a day trip to Florida and Cuba with reservations urged. Speakers in St Petersburg and Jacksonville will promote Shenandoah Valley programs and moving pictures will tour theatres in Florida Georgia and Cuba. Pittsburgh Press to feature valley photos worth about 1000 dollars in ads.
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Florida
Cuba
Shenandoah Valley
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
W. W. King
Staunton
H. J. Benchoff
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Shenandoah Valley Party
Shenandoah Valley “Moving Pictures
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
Pittsburgh Press
Charles F. Gilmore
Daniel Kavanaugh
Washington Post
Williamsport
Sun
Legislature Deliberates on County Reform and Utility Taxes
Lawmakers move toward restructuring county governments after a report by the Municipal Research Bureau cites inefficiency and waste. A second inquiry by state tax commissioner C H Morissett examines public utility taxes, focusing on fair contributions by railroads.
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Municipal Research Bureau of New York
C. H. Morrissett
Virginia
Commission On Insurance Rates
Wilbur C. Hall
Londoun County
Insurance Report Sparks Gubernatorial Talk In Virginia
The Chandler Insurance commission faults cash dividends and stock payouts by five Virginia insurers while seeking higher rates. House finance chairman Mr Hall emerges as a potential 1933 governor candidate amid insurance scandal coverage.
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Chandler Insurance Commission
Hall
House Finance Committee
Byrd
J. A.C. Chandler
College of William and Mary
R. Carter Scott
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Scott
Richmond
Municipal Research Bureau—of
New York
Virginia
General Assembly
Augusta County
Public Sale Of Two Lime Kiln Properties In Frederick County
Special Commissioners will auction two tracts near Cedar Creek Station and Vaucluse on Feb 17 1928 and Feb 18 1928. Tract A 10 acres with lime kiln and buildings. Tract B 7.8 acres with lime kiln dwelling and improvements. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with deed of trust and insurance. Also personal property on Feb 18 1928 includes machinery rails and engines. Bonds and notices certified January 16 1928.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia’ Heading Co
Lloyd N. Conner
County Court House
Winchester
Cedar Creek Station
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
J. Herbert Brumback
Valley Turnpike
Vaucluse Station
W. HE. Cooley
Herbert
Ingersol Rand
Brockaway
Larrick
I. Blanche HB. Noonan
State Bar Act Divides Senate and Public Opinion
The Senate courts of justice resume deliberations on the state bar act as storms of disapproval and laudation swirl among lawyers statewide. President Junius West will appoint two senators to the committee handling the bill, while HouseSpeaker Ozlin has already named Delegates Gordon Coleman and Keezell.
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Senate Committee On Public Institutions and Education
House Committee On Schools and Colleges
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Barton Commission
Page
Folkes
Senate Courts of Justice Feo
Junius West
Senate
Mobi Bay
Harry Houston
Gordon, Coleman
Keezell
Ozlin
House
Star and Progressive Farmer by mail in advance
Evening Star listing subscription options shows Star and Progressive Farmer by mail in advance three dollars and five cents. Seven carrier in advance four dollars and five cents. (1p tf). THY EVENING STAR.
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Star
Progressive Farmer
THY
Evening Star
Estate of Mary E. Bloyer in Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the estate of Mary E. Bloyer is to be settled under court supervision to determine heirs and distribution. Non resident defendants and unknown heirs are required to appear within ten days to protect interests, with notices to run in the Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse door by February 6 1928. Corinne Barnett deputy clerk signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City OF Winchester
Reginia
M. M. Lynch
Mary E. Bloyer
Huns
Eva May Taylor Barr
Blanche H. Hammersta
Charles Collins Taylor
Dora Simpson
William Huffman
Bessie How
Ser
Ivah Massie Flegal
Ada Murry
Katie Weeks
Taylor Harford
George T. Harford
Philip Harford
Pearl 7
Pulliam
Nannie Carr
Virginia
Winchester
Tesle
Corinne. Barnett
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L. D. Arnold
Star Office
Jank Gearing
K. Piccadilly, Sr
Handley High School
Woodstock Lane
S. Cameron St
Babb Brothers
Tom Bawn
R. I
L. F. Dorsey
Stephenson
House and Lot
Buick
Ford
Micare Star Office
Fairmont Ave
N. B. Rowe
Summit Avenue
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Roanoke
Wilmer F. Shryock
Heiffer
Laura Pickeral Neilson
Strasburg
Nicodemus Orchards
Jenore
Ward
Valley Society
Miles
Mutc
Jeff
Bud Fisher
O.K. Mutt
Mie
Ting. Ai
Wey
Oae
MAN
Westmoreland Davis
RM. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Ager
Wright
United States
Jones, Massenburg
Moore
Commissioner of Labor
North Main Street
Blanche E. Noonan
Jcpenneyco
North Main ST
THE
NEW Virginia Hand Laundry
Kilsey
Cartier
Fire DE Eisemann
Radio Shop
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