Balanced Production In Virginia Agriculture
The article argues that farm prosperity requires aligning production with market demand through broad cooperation among farmers bankers merchants and producers. It cites the Interstate Early Potato Committee the Baltimore Washington milk producers and the Tri-State Tobacco Association to show how coordinated actions can stabilize prices and production. It warns tariffs taxes and credit structures hinder balanced farming and urges industry planning from production to consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Georgia
Carolina
Virginia
South
Florida
Maryland
Interstate
North Carolina
Tey
Farm Board
Tobacco Belt
Baltimore
Washington
Tri-State Tobacco Association
United States Department of Agriculture
Old Belt
Tri-State Association
America
United States
Great Britain
Argentine
Mr. Mazur
State Bankers Meet at Chamberlin June 11 13
The thirty eighth annual Virginia Bankers Association convention will be held June 11 to 13 at the Chamberlin Hotel Old Point Comfort. C C Barksdale of Richmond is president and William G Hardy of Winchester is on the executive council. The sessions occur in the Chamberlin roof garden and aim to promote welfare and uniform action among banks in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Chamberlin Hotel
Old Point Comfort
C. W. Beerbower
Ronanke
C. C. Barksdale
Richmond
William G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Virginia
Understanding Room Only Era Urged for Universities
In a Norfolk Virginian Pilot opinion, universities are urged to admit only students capable of assimilation. The piece warns that in the future signs might read Understanding Room Only, reflecting concerns over overcrowding and educational standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Sergeant's Sale of Court House Housed Goods in Winchester
By distress warrant the sheriff offers at Winchester Court House on June 3, 1931 at 10 am a sale of household and office items including chairs, tables, desks, bookcase, adding machine, typewriter, dictionaries, maps, zinc plates, signs, and books. Cash terms. LEE BARR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester
Lee Barr
Sunday Schools Back Creek Holds Annual Meeting
The Back Creek District Sunday School Convention met at St. Johns Lutheran Church near Mt. Williams on May 29. J. B. Snapp chaired the program with N. K. Larrick as secretary, highlighting musical numbers, talks on influence and attendance, and leadership training. A large dinner followed on the church lawn, and the event was praised as one of the county’s best district conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
St. Johns’ Lutheran Church
Mt. Williams
J. B. Snapp
N. K. Larrick
Gore
B. L. Larrick
A. D. Davis
J. B. Eaton
D. F. Kern
C. E. Seastrunk
J.goode
Snyder Alleman
L. A. Thomas
Jesus Christ
C. H. Anderson
R. Diehl
F. T. McPaden
Allen Jones
Cedar Cliff
Marlboro
St. John's
Mount Olive Sunday School
Bruce Shade
Earl Sheets
Winchester
St. John’s
Local social notes from Brucetown and surrounding areas
Brucetown Virginia May 30. Mrs Janny McKee of White Hall recently visited Mrs Andy Whitacre. Mrs J T Bradshaw of Charles Town is visiting sister Mrs F H Swimley. Mrs Mary Anderson of Middleway has stayed with Mrs C J Snapp. Mr Bryan Burke visits his mother Mrs Elizabeth Burke Culpeper. Mr and Mrs Julian Snapp Jr Frostburg spent weekend with his parents. Miss Corrie Swimley visited Stephenson. Messrs Richard Whiting Inwood and Max Miller Bunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Janny McKee
White Hall
Andy Whitacre
J. T. Bradshaw
Charles Town
F. H. Swimley
Mary Anderson
Middleway
W. Va
C. J. Snapp
Bryan Burke
Elizabeth Burke
Culpeper
Julian Snapp, Jr
Frostburg
Julian Snapp
Corrie Swimley
C. W. Hardesty
Stephenson
Richard Whiting
Inwood
Max Miller
Bunker
Local social notes and family visits across West Virginia
Hill was in town researching Edwards fortune heirs. Nelson Coyle of Summit Point visited Mrs. Andy Whitacre and Mrs. J. Robert Smith. Rev. J. D. Russell of Shenandoah fell seriously ill after a street attack and was taken to the parsonage. Mrs. A. J. Swimley and daughters dined with Mrs. A. J. Clendening of Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Coyle
Summit Point
W. Va
Andy Whitacre
J. Robert Smith
J. D. Russell
Shenandoah W. Va
Charles Town
A. J. Swimley
A. J. Clendening
Bunker Hill
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Wade
Virginia General Assembly
Congress
Maj
LeRoy Hodes
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Experiment Station
Chamberlin
Sergeant’s Sale
Sunday Schools OF
Hill
Edwards
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