Veteran to toast comrades and dissolve Minnesota unit
Charles Lockwood a Civil War veteran from Chamberlain South Dakota travels to Stillwater to drink a farewell toast for Company B First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry. He will lead the roster of 30 members gathered at the Lowell Inn ending a reunion begun 45 years ago on July 21 1885 the anniversary of the First Battle of Bull Run.
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Sten
Stillwater
Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
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Lowell Inn
Lockcall
Minnesota Volunt Infantry
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Republicans To Name Senate Candidate
The Republican party in the state plans to nominate a candidate to oppose Senator Carter Glass in the upcoming U.S. Senate race. A convention is planned next month to select the candidate from several prominent Republicans considered for the race.
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Doctor Endorses New Prescription Natex Tonic
A Baltimore physician endorses Natex as a superior tonic for digestive disorders and constipation. The ad claims Natex relieves gas, dyspepsia, acidity, liver congestion, headaches, backaches, rheumatism, and sleeplessness, promising improved health overall at a higher but worthwhile cost. It urges readers to ask for No 2 Natex red label for chronic cases and to buy at local druggists.
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Saratoga St
Baltimore
Public Sale of Valuable Land in Frederick County Virginia
A deed of trust dated July 15 1926 leads to a public auction of a 180 acre tract with improvements on August 16 1930 in front of the Winchester County Court House. Terms require one third cash at sale, balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy. The deed notes a substituted trustee H R Kern and a debt of 2418.51.
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Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Harry H. Willis
Coe C. Brannon
D. B
Back Creek
Union Trust Co., A Corp
Charleston
W. Va
Frederick Co
H. R. Kern
Union Trust Co
A Corp
New Submarine V-5 Features 80 Beds and Advanced Safety
The V-5 submarine, built with 371 feet of hull, offers 80 crew bunks and separate officer quarters. It includes air salvaging and ventilation, multiple galleys, telephones between compartments, automatic and manual control systems, and new submarine escape hatches with sequential egress. Westinghouse supplied electrical equipment and safety devices. The vessel heads to Annapolis for government inspection after trials off Provincetown with a shake down cruise to South America.
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Portland
Uncle Sam
Provincetown
Mass
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Annapolis
South America
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Motor Vehicle Bureau to Move Offices in Richmond
The State Division of Motor Vehicles will relocate from the capitol to a new Twelfth and Main Streets building, formerly Planters National Bank, with a burglar proof vault and three fire proof chambers. Director T McCall Frazier will head the division across three floors. The move eases capitol congestion during Assembly sessions.
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State Richm Division of Motor Vehicles
State Capitol
Richmond
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Main Streets
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General Assembly
Last Rites for Mrs Foley Held in Clarke County
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Jane Foley widow of Benjamin F Foley were held at her daughter's home 515 South Street conducted by Rev L A Thomas Grace Lutheran Interment was in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with many Clarke and Loudoun county friends attending A large floral display and six pallbearers including Alfred M Kerfoot William Jones J T L Jones Shade Moore William Crampton and Edward Helvestine served at the service Also note: the post office handled over 23 million dead letters last year.
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Sarah Jane Foley
Benjamin F. Foley
Lena F. Loudoun Byrne
South Street
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Clarke
Loudoun Counties
Alfred M. Kerfoot
William Jones
City
J. T. L. Jones
Shade Moore
William Crampton
Edward Helvestine
States Set For Shifts In House Seats After Census
Population changes forecast varied gains and losses for states. California likely adds nine representatives, New York about two, Texas three, Michigan four, New Jersey two, while Illinois and Pennsylvania may see no net change or lose one respectively.
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Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Texas
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