Dodge Brothers Four Cylinder Cars Stir Wide Demand
Production of the new four cylinder Dodge Brothers cars has jumped as dealers push shipments beyond quotas. Orders pour in from Maine to Texas and Florida to Washington, with praise for speed from standstill to 25 mph in under seven seconds and economy of about 25 miles per gallon at 25 mph. The cars are lauded for roomy interiors, headroom, legroom, and a luxurious lacquer finish, seen as a crowning achievement in the four cylinder field.
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America
Brothers
Rk. Lee
Podge Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Lee
Maine
Texas
Florida
Washington
Market Report Shows Varied Prices Across Local Staples
Local wholesale and retail markets list prices for flour, corn, meal, mixed feed, middlings, shells, and eggs. Butter, creamery products, and regional listings like Baltimore wholesale and calves appear with multiple price ranges and quality notes.
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Barre
Baltimore
Chamberlin to Fly From Leviathan Next Monday Morning
Clarence Chamberlin, the trans Atlantic flyer, will take off next Monday morning from the Leviathan 60 miles off Ambrose light as the liner speeds toward Europe. Navy orders call for two destroyers to meet and assist. If successful, the pilot will fly to Hasbrouck Heights Airport in New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clarence Chamberlin
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Leviathan
New York
Europe
Chamberlin
Ambrose Light
Newport
Navy Department
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Reliance News Roundup from RELIANCE Virginia July 30
Breath easing after several rains. Charles Beaty improving. Holland Yates from Washington visiting family. Frances Mills and Elsie Grover visit relatives. Louise Bowen ill. Dr. E Cooley spent week with family. Mattie Kirkpatrick visiting C W Cooley in Strasburg. Sunday picnic at Opequon Lake Park. Church to be dedicated third Sunday in August. Guests of R R Stickley include Howard Stickley and Charles Kerns family. Jennie Hollis and Ruth Hollis visit Richardson family. Mary Hammack back home with parents.
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Reliance
Charles Beaty
Holland Yates
Washington
Curt Yates
Frances Mills
New Market
Elsie Grover
Louise Bowen
C. W. Cooley
Strasburg
Opequon Lake Park
R. R. Stickley
Howard Stickley
Charles Kerns
Ella Kerns
Robert Carrier
Strasburg, Va
Jennie Hollis
Ruth
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. E. Richardson
Misa Mary Hammack
Whitacre News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Whitacre Va July notes show visits and calls from Winchester Charleroi Berkeley Springs and Charles Town as residents share news of travel and social activity. Epworth League council members met in Whitacre with plans for August 30 at Mrs Free Whitacre's.
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Whitacre
Hunter Cooper
Winchester
Lester Dailey
Turner Scrivener
Garner Scrivener
Norman Whitacre
Charleroi
G. H. Whitacre
Hollis Braithwaite
Charles ‘Town
Brunswick
Local residents visit relatives and travel updates
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bageant and family of Washington are visiting relatives nearby. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Whitacre left for their home in Winona West Virginia. Mrs. Ellis Haines spent several days with the Whitacres. Mrs. Lee N. Whitacre and her son George join a camping party at Forks of Capon this week.
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Edgar Bageant
Washington
E. H. Whitacre
Winona
W. Va
Ellis Haines
R .E. L. Whitacre
Lee N. Whitacre
George
Forks of Capon
Hogue Creek Locals Share Dinners and Visits
Rev S R Ludwig and Bowley of Winchester dined with William Clowser. A string of social visits includes the White family at Highview West Virginia and extended gatherings with Orndoff, Shipe, Larrick, and McCormick households. Friends note Gladys Ramey’s illness and speedy recovery.
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Hogue Creek
R. Ludwig
Bowley
Winchester
William Clowser
Scott White
Helen
Eleanor
Clement Kump
Highview
W .Va
Vernon Baker
Linden
Garland
Charley Baker
Chambersville
Ernest Grayson
Freeda Stewart
J. S. Orndoff
Omah Crowser
Frank Shipe
Middletown
Lauran Orndoff
Fannie Smithey
Brucetown
West Heflin
Whitacre
Ada Emmett
West Virginia
Gladys Carver
Earl Grim
S. Orndoff
Anna Bess McCormick
Denny Announces Candidacy for House of Delegates
Jos S Denny declares his candidacy for the House of Delegates in the Democratic primary on August 2 1927. A misogynist remark and a witty retort about feminism and beauty are noted in the item.
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House of Delegates
Jos. S. Denny
Winchester Virginia City Accounts July 1931 Bond Interest Totals
City records list interest on sewer bond indebtedness and fund appropriations. Details show bonds issued 49 000, reduced by 29 000 held by treasurer, various interest calculations 4 and 6 percent, and total 35 000.00 with deductions and partial payments.
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Winchester
Accessseresecrress Pavias
Ss .A'S
Reuss City Hall
de Tires Lees
Rouss City Hall
Juvenile & Domestic Relations
Commonwealth
Seb Eubewedaenas
Erie
Fatige “Auecordssess Vicarsnes
Erseeeseeeneneers
L. R. Dettra
Commission of Revenue
T. R. Cather
Board of Health
Miller
Winchester Evening Star
BAY
W. H. McIiwee
District Nurses’ Association
Vercivess Welfare Board
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Toot
Tung
Shenandoah Park Commission
Apple Blossom Festival
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia League of Virginia
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Whitacre News
Mal Fason
Marty Krug
Los Angeles
Frank Brazill
Krug
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George Washington Motel
General Assembly
Virginia
Winches
Ter
F. H. Krebs
Eee
National Guard
Winchester Memorial Hospital Welfare Board
Winchester Public Schools
Loudoun Street
Town Run
Piccadilly Street
Northern Virginia Power Company
Rouss Springs
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Shawnee Springs
Shryock
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Northern Virginia Power Co
New Colored School
Sensency Road
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Loudoun
Cameron
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Braddock
East Leicester
Kent
W. Leicester
Taylor Hotel Alley
White Way
Police Department
Sarah Zane Co
Friendship Fire Co
Charley Reuss Fire Co
Rouss Hook & Ladder Co
South End Hose Co
City Hall
Ste Me
Court House
Esseneerewes Sewer
Areveseseeeessey
North Main Street
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Pen-Mar
Presbyterian Reunion
Boyce
Pen
Berryville
Berryyille
Bruce Hawbaker
Greencastle
Penna
Hawbaker
Norfolk and Western Railway
Farmers’ Supply CO
Stephens City
Greenway Church
Double Tollgate
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