Vets Demand History Fair for the South at Confederate Reunion
Richmond Va June 22 The thirty second annual United Confederate Veterans session closed with calls for a $30000 interest free loan from wealthy members to fund Jefferson Davis statue at Fairview Ky and action to amend Arlington Halls of Fame to include Confederate generals A history by Huger W Jackson of Curryville Ga is urged for southern schools and Mississippi Texas Carolinas and Louisiana cited as using histories favorable to the south Abraham Lincoln is described as having conceived the war in the schools report
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Reminiscences of Taggart with Harding and Greet Chautauqua era
Charles R. Taggart recalls a midwest visit during the early Chautauqua circuit when he dined with a physician host and the actor Ben Greet. He shares tales of Ruskin, Scottish travels, and his own friendly Yankee persona as he recounts the era’s lively touring life and the Old Country Fiddler’s episodes.
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Valley Farmers to Hold Reunion at Endless Caverns
One of the Shenandoah Valley's greatest farmer gatherings is planned as the Rockingham Farm Bureau hosts Get Together Day at Endless Caverns. The event aims to bring farmers together for discussion and community celebration.
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Ex Governor H C Stuart to Speak at Farm Bureau Event
A Virginia Farm Bureau president and Gray Bilver of Washington are slated to deliver addresses at Saturday's program. Music is planned from a Marine Band or nearby army bands, with final arrangements due in a few days.
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Stephens City League meets to elect officers June 26
Stephens City Va June 22 The Stephens City School Civic League reports 1921 22 work including teacher salaries lighting programs wiring and furnishings. Balance in treasury 53 45. A meeting at Stephens City High School Auditorium June 26 at 8 p m to elect new officers invites town and school boosters. Mrs James Guard visiting Middletown sister Mrs Ashby Hammock. Mr O Roland and Mr Boies Williams able to be out again after illness. Friends of Mr John Staples
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Harvest Weather Graces Farmers Amid Illness Note
The message expresses condolences for illness while noting farmers are busy harvesting wheat in fine weather. The tone blends sympathy with routine rural life and positive conditions for crop work.
Local Ad Offers Car Sales and Commission Plan
B F Arthur Jr, distributor in Winchester Virginia, advertises an imperial remedy with a ten year guarantee. The notice promotes easy application and weekly commissions for men with cars, listing Bell phone contact 2005F11.
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