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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1924

Page

8

Distinguished Fruit Men To Visit County Tour Of Fruit Growers Planned

A big national tour of fruit growers will visit the Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys on July 30 and 31 under the American Pomological Society. Prominent officers and other notable fruit experts will accompany the pilgrimage, meeting local growers in Martinsburg and inspecting the Inwood demonstration plant and apple culture demonstrations in the area.

American Pomological Society Hte Cumberland Valley Shenandoah Valley Hhe Martinsburg H. L. Smith West Virginia Horticultural Society

Davis Invited To Visit Valley And Make Speech

Harrisonburg Va July 19 Democratic candidate John W Davis invited to address Clarke county Home-Coming during Shenandoah Valley celebration. Invitation extended by Shenandoah Valley Inc director Alfred M Kerfoot county Democratic chairman W T Lewis and Rose McDonald head of the Women’s Democratic League. Davis has Clarke county relatives involved in the effort.

Harrisonburg John W. Davis Clarke County Shenandoah Valley Shenandoah Valley, Inc Mr. Davis Alfred M. Kerfoot W. T. Lewis Democratic Committee Rose McDonald Woman’s Democratic League Davis

Detroit Office Burns in The Ridgeway Fire

A small frame office building at the Ridgeway site near Detroit burned Wednesday night. Neighbors say the derelict area was open to intruders and may have been used by night motorcycle parties. Fire damaged property tied to promoter activity in the area. A separate barn owned by A R Falk of Martinsburg was recently set ablaze nearby.

Detroit Ridgeway Samuel Mason A. R. Falk Martinsburg

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