Winchester Council approves slaughter ban and budget moves
The Winchester Common Council met July 3 at City Hall. Officials discussed budget, Berryville avenue project, and Route 11. they voted to ban slaughterhouses after December 31 1934 and approved $8000 in emergency relief funds.
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Common Council
Glaize
Anderson
Messrs. Barr
Dellinger
Forney
Hable
Henry
Hollis
Marshall
Miller
Snapp
Rosenberger
Mr. Barr
Berryville Avenue
Highway Department
Barr
State Highway Department
Winchester
Wester
Relief Department
Messrs
Young Democrats Asked To Elect State Delegates
John Galleher of Leesburg president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia sends letters to clubs statewide urging election of delegates and planning for the state convention in Lynchburg on July 27 and 28. Other officers listed include Mrs. Robert T. Barton Jr of Richmond vice president Philip P. Burks Bedford secretary T Frank Osburn Leesburg treasurer and district chairmen Francis Waters Norfolk G Curtis Hand Portsmouth T E Warriner Lawrenceville Maikland Bustard Danville Lester Arnold Winchester C Fenton Connor Leesburg Fred B. Gree ar Wise and John D Neff Staunton.
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John Galleher
Leesburg
Young Democratic Clubs of
Virginia
Lynchburg
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Philip P. Burks
Bedford
T. Frank Osburn
Edwin Cox
Francis B. Waters
Norfolk
G. Curtis Hand
Portsmouth
T. E. Warriner
Lawrenceville
Maikland H. Bustard
Danville
Lester A. Arnold
Winchester
C. Fenton Connor
Fred B. Greear
Wise
John D. Neff
Staunton
Virginia Emergency Relief buys 300 more carloads of Irish potatoes
The Virginia Emergency Relief Association announces a purchase of 300 additional carloads of Irish potatoes to aid Eastern Shore and Norfolk area growers. Total purchases rise to 800 carloads, with 35 carloads kept in Virginia and the rest sent to New York City and several middle west states. The latest crop cost $1.50 per barrel, down from $1.75.
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Virginia Emergency Relief Association
Eastern Shore
Norfolk Area
Major Coleman
Vera
Virginia
New York City
Middle West
Former Festival Queen in Europe on Madrid Trip
Mrs. John Hay Whitney of Llangollen Farm Virginia, Shenandoah Apple Blossom Queen in Winchester, is on a grand tour of Europe. A cable from Paris says she and Mrs. McKenzie Tabb landed Monday and will stay in France until July 10 before sailing from Nice back to the United States.
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John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Upperville
Winchester
J. B. Skinner
Midleburg
McKenzie Tabb
Whitney
France
Nice
United States
Tabb
New York
England
London
The Four Factors in Economic Policy
Walter Lipmann argues that recovery depends on a balanced mix of factors rather than spending alone. He criticizes policy that keeps private capital out, fixes prices, or raises costs, noting that spending without functioning markets won’t sustain recovery. He cites currency and budget debates, urging integrated pro growth measures.
Trustees Sale Of Desirable tract Of Land In Frederick Co Va
By deed of trust dated Sept 12 1924 and recorded in Frederick County Virginia the trustees offer a 70 acre tract near Cedar Grove for sale at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House at noon on Saturday July 14 1934. The land lies on both sides of the Northwestern Grade to Cedar Grove and adjoins Dora Miller Godfrey Millers Estate and others. About half is timber with the rest good grazing land and a never failing stream waters it. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual installments with two bonds due in one and two years bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property. M M Lynch and J M Steck trustees. Duvall and Dunn auctioneers. 6 16 23 30 July 7 41.
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D. A. Smith
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Cedar Grove
Dora Miller
Godfrey Miller
M. M. Lynch
J. M. Steck
Duvall & Dunn
You Can Sew This Yourself a Dress With a Flounce
Homemaker item explains Marian Martin pattern 9016 for a flounced dress in various sizes. Includes order details and price, encouraging readers to sew a swishy summer dress using taffeta or similar fabric.
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Nemer Boer
Marian Mart
Keach Bhee
Winchester
Evening Star
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Definition of treason misprision and penalties
Explains that knowledge of treason by others, concealing it, and failing to disclose it constitute misprision of treason. Punishment includes up to seven years imprisonment and a fine up to $1,000, or both.
Burbank Lived for Plants Not Profit and Fame
Luther Burbank, a plant inventor, dedicated his life to plant experimentation with little financial gain. His earnings came from writings and licensing his name to nurseries selling products from his discoveries.
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Burbank
Luther Burbank
Edison
eventunUurcSs
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W. Nelson Page
Dget
Pres. Glaize
Dellinger Hable
Holis
American Oil Company
Cork Street
Loudoun
Braddock Streets
Virginia Emergency Relief Administration
Govlasnester
Commissioner of Venue
Police Justice
Washington
Millwood Avenue
Route
Moyer
Braddock Street
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
Main
Loudoun Street
Finance Committee
Rouss Fire Company
Sykes
Packard
Fire Company
Plank
Boscawen
Water Street
Cameron
Market
Kent
Kent Street
Perry
Faele
Pennsylvania Railroad
Butler
Page
Winchester Evening Star
Pilcher
William Lupton
John Kerr School
Iuperintendent of
Read
F. L. Glaize
P. P. Pilcher
Europe
Walter Lippman
Wenderi
Marian Martin
Stratford Club Perfecto Cigars
Goodyear
Buncutter ‘Tire Co
McKay
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
John S. Miller & Company
Winchester Furniture Co
By Paul Robinson
Etta Kett
Sandra Saundees
Dougle
Nou Dad
GCN
Lonesz
Kale
Strat Pres
Assa
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