Glass and McAdoo Clash in Democratic Split Debate
The discussion centers on the 1924 Democratic lineup with Senator Glass and Secretary McAdoo as leading contenders. Borah cites rising farm taxes and bankruptcy trends as evidence of economic strain, warning the nation to heed agricultural distress and avoid excessive treasury spending.
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Borah Warns Government Growth Threatens Taxpayers
Senator William Borah argues in The Country Gentleman that modern government expands beyond necessity, burdening taxpayers. He contrasts early frugality with today’s push to “do something” everywhere, urging limits on federal activity and citing a 1919 farm deficit as an example of waste.
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Mystery shrouds Richmond death as husband sought
The body of Violet Snyder of South Richmond was identified as the woman found in the James River. Detectives hunt Walter Sydnor, 28, husband of the deceased, after autopsy indicates blunt force trauma and fatal beating before the body was dumped into the river.
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John G. Flannagan
Whitfield
Percival Strickler Suffered Severe Stroke at Home
J Percival Strickler was struck by a severe paralysis stroke at his North Kent street home last night. His condition today is precarious. he had been in failing health but remained able to be about until this morning. He is a son of the late Vance Strickler and had long operated a business in the city. Also a notice seeks a boy, age 12, to carry the Star.
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Teachers for Shenandoah County Named
Woodstock June 17. County Superintendent J D Shoemaker announced tentative teacher assignments for the 1924 25 public schools in Shenandoah County. Most districts are filled though a few schools remain without instructors.
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Audra Hettel
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Lucille W. Zirkie
Topnot
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G. W. Garner
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Emily Saum
Gertrudes Stickney
Jaicy Im Miawiz
Frances Spig
Woodstock and Stonewall District Name List Fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple names associated with districts such as Stonewall, Woodstock, Calvary, and Sauinsville. The readable items include individuals like Anna J. Lunsford, Josiah Fravel, Virginia Miller, and Florence Keller, among others, with scattered attributions to districts and churches.
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Anna J. Lunsford
L. Ritenour
Mabenee Seton
Ioia Artz
Preasa Grove
Josiah Fravelew Hope
John Preston Fraver
Mt. Vernon
John. W. Andrews
Sauinsville
Bilaine Wisman
Florencée Keller
Calvary
John W. Andrews
Eula Line
Virginia Miller
Se. Imke
Harry Cflower
Catherie Smoot
Edna Hoover
Woodstock
M. C. Hollingsworth
Jmvelyn
Tufman
Miriam Harrison
Margaret Magruder
Elsie Jarrett
Addie Joby Beulah Geil
Anna Moore Snyder
Francis Yates
Jean Robinson
Agnes Fravel
Mary B. C. Stickley
Colorea
Frlorence Aarding
Bethel Lutheran Albin Plans Annual Children's Day Service
The Sunday school at Bethel Lutheran Church in Albin invites the public to attend its regular annual children's day service next Sunday starting at o clock.
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Birthday Dinner for Mrs Strother
A sixty fifth birthday celebration for Mrs Strother drew friends and relatives with gifts and food. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Scott Strother, Mr and Mrs Francis Stother of Gainesboro, Mr and Mrs George Strother of Whitacre, and others from Cross Junction Silér Biloomery Whitacre and surrounding areas.
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Francis Stother
Gainesboro
George Reynolds
Cross Junction
Ernest Gray
Silér
John Omps
Paskel
Biloomery
Ww. Va
JoelLargent
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iBloomery
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Whitacre
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George Strother
Irene
Cecil Shanholtgot
Lawngather
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Stler
Harry Strother
George
Loft
Birthday Celebration At Bloomery Event Noted
A group including Pufflinberger and Strother from nearby towns gathered for a birthday cake baked by Mrs. Cecil Shanholtz. After festivities, the attendees departed for home wishing Mrs. Strother many more happy birthdays.
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Bloomery
Misa Btrother
Crosa Junction
Saadekush Kerns
Siler
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Evelyn Nixon Celebrates Eighth Birthday With Family
On Thursday afternoon June 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Nixon the family hosted a delightful party in honor of their daughter Evelyn marking her eighth birthday Guests enjoyed many entertaining activities and refreshments in a warm, festive atmosphere.
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Pleasant evening remembered by a group of ladies
A hometown note recalls a pleasant evening spent by a group including Dorothy Ellen Brown Mary Margaret Kelly Virginia Elizabeth Miller and Horace Jaseprale. They extended best wishes to Evelyn for many happy returns.
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Margaret . Kelly
I Margaret Louise
Virginia
Er Bpustler
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Tanlac praised by Newport News fireman for health turn
J Kundert of Newport News Virginia praises Tanlac for restoring digestion nerves and weight after long illness. He credits the medicine with rebuilding his strength and says he has confidence in Tanlac. Advertising copy notes over 40 million bottles sold and urges buyers to accept no substitute.
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