Three Injured In Lynchburg Orphanage Outing Crash
Eight miles west of Staunton Va a car carrying Lynchburg Orphanage pupils and staff left the highway. Edith Radford a teacher sustained a broken collarbone Polly Davis and Josephine Murrell both 13 years old were bruised Mrs T E Murrell wife of a trustee also injured Catherine Singleton 11 escaped uninjured The party of fourteen were returning to Lynchburg after an outing.
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Star Norfolk and Western Senet Schedule May 2 1926
The Norfolk and Western rail schedule lists trains for May 2 1926 serving Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch Norton Waynesboro Hagerstown Shenandoah Junction Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with Pullman sleepers dining cars and parlor service. Fares schedules and reservations available from Berryville Va agent H H Burks and Roanoke Va general passenger agent J L Bladon.
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Noted Men To Address Lawyers At Hot Springs
Virginia lawyers gather for the State Bar convention at Hot Springs August 4 to 6 with Democratic candidate John W. Davis as principal speaker. Other speakers include U S senator Thomas F Bayard and Major General Robert N Bullard. John Randolph Tucker, retiring president, will review recent General Assembly legislation.
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Macedonia Notes on Visitors and Road Progress
Macedonia Va July 15 Mr James Estus returns from Charlottesville to visit his mother Mrs Jane Edwards Violette and others. Several local families are noted visiting each other. The Front Royal road will soon be completed. it will shorten detours and serves as a gateway to National Park via Front Royal.
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Martinsburg
James
Front Royal Road
National Park
Front Royal
What kind of loans should your bank make
The article argues banks should favor Commercial Loans over Capital Loans. Commercial loans are short term, self liquidating, used for crops, merchandise, stores, and homes, ensuring ongoing business and prosperity. Capital loans invest in land or plants and lock funds, increasing risk.
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