News Briefs from Factory Virginia Social and Religious Events
The Bible Class holds a big social and business meeting at Owen the home of Mr H G Newcome on Friday July 9 at 8 o clock. The annual children's day celebration is planned at the church on Sunday July 11 with a full program. Wheat harvest progress is noted after ten days of rain. June Fishpaw and brother Yeu Fishpaw return from a visit to Baltimore and eastern shore friends.
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NT Factory
Owen
G. Newcome
Isather
Srs
Ding
Beason
June Fishpaw
Yeu Fishpaw
Rela
Baltimore
Resignation of Rev M Ally at Christ Church Va
Reverend M Ally resigns as pastor of Christ Church in Virginia effective September 1 and will join Shenandoah Page. His wife is praised as exceptional, and his departure is seen as a loss for the community though beneficial for the Shenandoah church. Brumback and sister visited friends, and others were noted in a town update with Sunday exercises and farming updates.
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Oranda
Rt Brumback
Brumback
Friends
Ier
Local Market Prices and Agricultural Goods Listing
Agent H W Ebert of Winchester reports mixed hay barley and Timothy hay prices. Local items include No 1 timothy hay at 43.00 and No light clover hay at 40.00, butter and butterfat figures, eggs, creamery butter, and various livestock prices from fat steers 14.50 to 16.50 and hogs to be weighed.
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Virginia
LE Ee Sakain Gael Hogs
Local Wholesale Market Prices Quoted Today
Daily market listing shows wholesale prices for goods including Wheat at 2.80 per bushel and corn at 4.00, with Timothy hay 30.00, pork and bacon rates around 4.30 to 4.60, bran 3.30, and poultry prices for spring chickens 1.60 and hens 0.36 per unit, reflecting variations across regional buyers.
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Star
Roosevelt Campaign Preparations Toward Dayton
The piece notes trainloads of soldiers and campaign figures heading home and delaying vacations as they prep for the election fight. President Roosevelt planned to depart for Dayton to confer with Governor Cox on preliminary campaign plans.
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Roosevelt
Dayton
Cox
Mr Raymond Kline Moves to Romney West Virginia
Mr Raymond Kline has relocated his residence to Romney in West Virginia, reflecting a change of address and local ties.
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Ence
RaymondKline
Romney, W. Va
Shoop Sisters Leave for Peabody Conservatory Summer Session
Miss Georgie Shoop and Miss Pauline Shoop of 302 South Braddock Street depart Saturday to attend the summer session of the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore. Georgie will study piano while Pauline pursues violin instruction. Both have appeared publicly at numerous local social and musical occasions.
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Georgie
Pauline Shoop
South Braddock Street
Peabody Onservatory ‘of Music
Baltimore
Shoop
Harmony in party as Roosevelt nomination nears
The party shows good feeling and tolerance after a long fight for the presidential nomination. Leaders expect unity or victory in the election and plan to organize the machinery and select advisers, with the assistant secretary to resign after clearing his desk. London papers focus on US Britain relations amid Chicago and San Francisco conventions and caution against overreacting to extreme voices.
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Navy Department
Washington
Ong
Roosevelt
London
Chiago
San Francisco
United States
Great Britain
America
Cox
Harding
Morning Post
Ero Niad Cee
Jad Salts Promoted as Kidney and Urinary Remedy
An article touts Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush and stimulate the kidneys after heavy meat meals. It claims to relieve backache headaches dizziness and urinary issues by flushing acids and sediments, with a call to take four ounces and a tablespoonful daily.
Armory Leased for Girls and Boy Scouts on Market Street
The Armory on Market Street is leased for one year to the Girls Athletic Association and the Boy Scouts of America. Girls gain sole floor use six months and two nights weekly. Scouts use afternoons to build second and third basketball teams. The second floor hosts North Rec on certain nights to develop a first team. L M Baker bought the building to support a real organization for girls and secure winter recreation for scouts. Showers and equipment were installed. the cabin is available to the troop. The scout pool will be rented to the association during the boys' camp absence.
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Market Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Boy Scouts of America
L. M. Baker
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the Star’s Automobile Page
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Ford
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Winchester, VA
Overland Sales & Service CO
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Valley Auto Paint Company
Fair Grounds
John S. Solenberger & Co
Bacycle
Rambler
Columbia Bicycle
Indian Motorcycles
H. R. Willis
Han
Buick
Jen
BOS
Imagneto
Cor. Braddock & Water
H. W. Ebert
Winchester
Esssex
Grover
Cooper
E. Piccadilly St
Teer
Baltimore Wholesale Markets
Peabody
GATES
Cammer & Son Tire Service Co
Bell Phone
Kernstown
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