South West Claims for E Lee Trinkle in Virginia Primary
Trinkle headquarters in Richmond issued a brief state note on June 21, reporting E Lee Trinkle has three votes in Lee county. W L Davidson of Jonesville said the county chairman and Judge James W Orr found only three men willing to name in the primary. The district is for him and with a good vote, his margin may reach 15,000 in the district.
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Richmond
Lee County
Jonesville
James W. Orr
Stephens City Notes Show Local Social Visits and Wheat Harvest
Girva v in 22 report notes Mr and Mrs Massie with son and daughter visiting the day Sunday at Metisavarg valles Huda Wetl left today for tae to attend the Normal Mrs and Mrs S P Carbaugh and family spent Sunday with her father Dr S M Stickley Mrs Nannie Chapman and children visited Mrs Zirkle last week Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs William Venable included Mr and Mrs Watson Mr ang Mrs Ham Carbaugh Mrs H A Funk Miss May whing Mr Fink and Misses Margaret Funk Nettie Peggy Susie Carbaugh Lola Scrumback and Alise Funk and Mrs David Brumback Phil John and Victor Carbaugh Mr and Mrs Cave spent Sunday at Marlboro Mrs W D Chipley and her daughter Miss Willie Chipley of Lynchburg visiting friends and relatives here Miss Saxton Samselly has gone to Charlottesville to attend the summer normal school there Mr John Ward and Mr J P Carbaugh visited Mr Harry Carbaugh recently Farmers busy cutting wheat crop not as good as expected Mrs E D Grove and Miss Susan Grove called on Mrs H C Schenck one evening recently
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S. P. Carbaugh
8. M.stickley
John ‘Ward
J. Pp. Carbaugh
Harry. Carbaugh
Pera
E. D. Grove
Susan Grove
Contested elections loom in Congress race notes
The piece outlines potential candidacy shifts after a contested election in North Carolina. It details J R W T Duke of Cole, Judge Harrison, and John Paul as players, plus the procedure for contests. It cites past cases Britt and Weaver and explains the funding and timing for contest prosecutions.
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R. W. T. Duke
Cole
Congress
Harrison
John Paul
House of Representatives
Gillett
Government Printing Office
House
Britt
Weaver
North Carolina
Grigsby
James J. Britt
Ashville
Zebulon
Jenkins
Water routes not abandoned in Pacific Northwest
Spokane fruit growers plan to ship by water to the East despite a 10 percent freight rate cut on apples from the Pacific Coast. P R Parks says the current rate to Chicago is $1.50 per 100 pounds, blocking heavy shipments until rates fall to $1.26 or $1.00. The association continues its water transport plans.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Coast
Interior
Pacific Northwest
P. R. Parks
Spokane Fruit Growers’ Association
Chicago
Mr. Parks
Admiral Sims Arrives Silent in New York Harbor
Rear Admiral Sims came ashore at the New York pier amid dense crowds and police lines. He entered an elevator to the pier’s main floor, then rode with Rear Admiral Huse to an automobile and departed for Washington after quarantine. The admiral offered no remarks beyond his silence.
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Associated Press
York
Ad- Sims
Ain
Denby
London
Huse
Third Naval District
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Tanlac credited with helping a Philadelphia worker remain on the job
William W. Mason of 1934 McClellan Street Philadelphia says Tanlac restored his health after three years of stomach trouble and nine years at work. He reports improved appetite, better sleep, calm nerves, and renewed strength enabling him to work and whistle at sunrise. Tanlac is sold in Winchester by Roydl Drug Company and leading druggists.
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Tanlac
William W. Mason
McClellan St
Hia
Winchester
Roydl Drug Company
Adv
Lost Watch Charm Marked E J Beverstock
Lost watch charm marked E J Beverstock of Washington D C. Reward sent to B J Beverstock at 616 a N W Washington D C. Compensation offered for return.
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E. J. Beverstock
Washington, D. C
B. J. Beverstock
N. W
Virginia Theater Fire Trial Sparks Quiet Exit
The Virginia Theater on Ninth Street Washington suffered a minor blaze when a film exploded. Fred H. Hable of Winchester has financial interest. Manager urged calm exits to prevent panic as pianist John Bryan played soothing chords and audience remained composed.
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Virginia
Ninth Street
Washington
Fred. H. Hable
Winchester
John Bryan
Rouss Fire Company Considers Seagrave Truck Purchase
A committee from the Charley Rouss Fire Company plans a Columbus inspection trip to study Seagrave hook and ladder trucks possibly delaying a purchase until next fall when prices drop. A six cylinder aerial truck priced at 15260 is noted but firm plans remain uncertain. The text also advertises Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for female weakness and nervous symptoms, citing letters of praise.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Columbus
Ohio
Seagrave Company
Ames
Fragmented quote hints at a man seeking applause and escape
The readable fragment suggests a speaker notes that to gain applause a man must endure a difficult passage without shouting or showing fear. It mentions a person named Burns and hints at a test of nerve or resolve.
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Studebaker
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Winchester Auto Sales Co., Inc
Dellinger
Gates
America
E. Lee Trinkle
Associated Pro Polo
Lonca
Todayvet Thes
Great Britain
Onal
Stephens City Notes
Girva
Massie, Son
Daught
Metisavarg
Paul
Duke
MR. Farmer
Kord
Chapman’ S Auto Sales Braddock St
Postelics
Admiral Sims
Mason
Ursue
Rene Pope
Ford
Chapman’s Auto Sales
Braddock St
Postoffice
H.R. Willis
N. Market St
North One Street
Bell
N. Main St
N. Washington
Roomer Board
Care Star Office
Maryland
Pike
Gilliss
Rockville
R. T
Jap Carl’s
South Braddock St
Main
Frank Foreman
W. Braddock St
D. Care
Star Office
ROUSS
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maxwell Chalmers
Shade Motor CO
North Main Street
J. Howard Cather
Lexington Cars
Beauty
F. M. Reynolds & CO
Winchester Garage