Valley Airways Gifts New Plane For Training And Demonstration
Valley Airways has taken delivery of a new Taylor Aircraft Company Cub trainer, powered by a Continental A40-2 engine. The high wing two seater features a removable canopy and a low landing speed, aimed at student instruction and sport flying. The aircraft, praised for safety and easy handling, will serve as a demonstrator at Bradford factory displays, inviting public inspection and flight observation.
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Werey Admiral Byrd Air
G. M. Th
George J. Schecter
Valley Airways
Develo
Taylor Aircraft Company
Bradford
Prowling Cat Trapped Beneath Star Press Floor
A cat that roamed The Star offices for days became trapped in wood framing beneath the press area. Workers released it after lifting floor sections, noting the cat had slipped through a basement opening and could not turn around. The animal expressed relief with a grateful gaze after freed.
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Star
The
Venice Bridges Span Grand Canal Across City
Venice has about 150 canals dividing the city into 117 islands and roughly 880 bridges connect them. The Rialto is among the three bridges crossing the Grand Canal.
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Venice
Bonds Redeemed by Winchester Cold Storage Company
Pursuant to a 1927 deed of trust, bonds are called for redemption on September 1, 1934. The company may redeem by lot any interest period after September 1, 1930, with 90 days public notice and full payment of principal plus accrued interest. Listed are the bonds selected for redemption, to be presented September 1, 1934, at Winchester Virginia.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Cold Storage Company, Inc
T. Russell Cather
Lot
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Luttrell Fined On Charge Of Assault Battery
Luttrell fined 10 dollars and costs totaling 16.75 by Trial Justice A J Tavenner for illegal possession of liquor and assault and battery on Holmes Whitacre. Incident occurred June 19 on Whitacre land. Luttrell and J B Nicholson had been drinking. Whitacre struck Luttrell with a fork handle.
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Holmes Whitacre
W. Luttrell
A. J. Tavenner
Whitacre
Luttrell
J. B. Nicholson
Nicholson
License Demand Shows Increase
A hundred and one hunting and fishing licenses were issued by Clark M. Smith, clerk of the Corporation Court, until 4 p.m. Saturday June 30, twenty more than the same period last year. The total includes 59 state licenses, 39 county, two one day fishing, one non resident season license.
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Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Adlerika Skin Care Ad Ends at Baker's Drug Store
An advertisement claims Adlerika clears dull blotchy skin by removing poisons from the bowels. It promotes Baker's Drug Store in Stephens City, operated by Steele & Brother, as the selling point location for the product.
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Baker's Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele & Brother
Abattoir Protest in Winchester Calls for Clean City Plan
A letter from Mrs. F. B. Crawford of Winchester Va June 29 1934 urges rejecting an abattoir within city limits citing threat to water quality. She advocates modern housing cleaner streets parks and reconditioning neglected areas to reduce crime and improve health and beauty.
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the Star
Reader
Winchester
Shawnee Springs
America
England
F. B. Crawford
Winchester, Va
Slot Machine Seized Near Middletown Fined Person
J. L. Deighton was fined $25 and costs by Judge A. J. Tavener after a Saturday trial for illegally operating a slot machine seized by Sheriff Harry N. McCann at a filling station one mile north of Middletown on Thursday. Officers who seized the machine said it was loaded with coins. The new law requires a $1,000 license for slot machine distributors, and drives against slots have followed its passage. This is Frederick county’s first such case in some time, attributed to Radford resident John B. Spiers who led the legislation outlawing the machines.
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J. L. Deighton
A. J. Tavenner
Harry N. McCann
Middletown
General Assembly
Frederick County
John B. Spiers
Radford
Public sale of city realty in Winchester Virginia
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick will offer at public auction on Tuesday July 24 1934 at 11 o'clock in front of the County Court House Winchester Va the property known as No 6 West Cork Street Rustic Tavern terms require one third cash and two equal annual installments with interest and secured by a deed of trust and an insurance policy Auctioneer Co I Brumback with date line 6 25 July 2 9 16 41
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L. L. Hockman
City of
Winchester
West Cork Street
Herbert 8S
Larrick
Co. I. Brumback
Fisher Sires Lead County Dairy Herds in June
J. S. and Paul Roller led Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement in June with a herd average of 601 pounds of milk and 33.34 pounds of butterfat and the top cow at 1104 pounds milk and 57.4 pounds butterfat. J. H. Fisher Son posted the third highest herd at 651 pounds and 29.33 butterfat along with the third highest cow at 1383 pounds milk and 56.6 butterfat. C. S. Solenberger & Son appeared among the seventh highest herd, with Willow Spring Farm at 475 pounds milk and 18.85 butterfat in the high cows list.
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J. S. and
Paul Roller
Jersey
Rockingham County
C. S. Solenberger & Son
Winchester
J. S. & Paul Roller
J. O. Beard
Y. H. Fisher & Son
H. J. Hardesty
J. H. Fisher & Son
Yard Party At Opequon Chapel Presbyterian
Announcement for a church yard party at Opequon Chapel Presbyterian Church on Thursday night July 5 to benefit the church. If rain comes the event will be postponed to the following night. Friends and the community are invited to attend.
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Opequon Chapel Presbyterian Church
How to Relieve Headaches in Three Minutes
A pharmacist crafted remedy "B. C." promises rapid relief from violent headaches. It also eases muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10s and 25c packages at drugstores.
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B. c
Public Sale of R. F. McGraw Farm in Frederick County
Public auction will be held in front of the Winchester County Court House at 12 o’clock on Wednesday July 18 1934 to sell 87 acres with 8 6 room dwelling a bank barn and other out buildings on Catlett Road near Stephens City Virginia. The sale follows a deed of trust dated December 31 1919 and a bond default. terms require cash on day of sale with the balance in two equal payments over one and two years at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Harry R Kern trustee and auctioneers Dunn and Duvall conduct the sale.
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Harry M. Sartelle
Harry R. Kern
Clerk Court of the Circuit
Frederick County
Virginia
Bertie R. Snyder
Murphy
County Court House
Winchester
Stephens City
Catlett
Willis
Historical murder case ends with last minute reprieve
A statement by one of two men sentenced with Mrs. Antonio for the murder of her husband prompted a final minute reprieve.
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Phyllis
Marie
Frankie
Antonio
Forms of Poisoning From Insect Stings
Dr Logan Clendening surveys multiple insect sting reactions. Formic acid irritations cause local pain swelling and tenderness. extensive bee or wasp stings can trigger foreign protein shock. Black widow bites cause systemic symptoms with little local irritation. Tarantula bites are largely local. scorpions cause a raised white spot. Other insects release cantharidin or cause dermatitis from hair-like caterpillar bristles.
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Texas
West Indies
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Buncutter ‘Tire Co
Heurich
Stratford
Keech
Fisher
J. S. and Paul Roller Lead Association
Solenberger
Opequon
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R. F. McGraw Farm
Harry R, Kern
Dunn and Duvall
Anna Antonio
New York
Herbert Lehman
Capitol Greyhound
ARES
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St. Louis
Chicago
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Union Bus Station
Braddock & Piccadilly
N.R. A
Wenderi
Philcos
Potomac Gardens
Colonial Beach, Va
Colonial Beach
Frank D. Blackstone
McKay
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
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