Mount Williams Locals
Mount Williams Va March 11 communities gather for visits as Harold Williams plans sanatorium treatment in North Carolina. Families from Winchester Kernstown Strasburg and nearby farms share weekends and evenings with relatives. The school closes Friday March 13 after a short term under Mr W F White.
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Mount Williams
Harold Williams
Washington
W. T. Williams
North Carolina
Hugh Ashwood
Megus Rudolph
Near
Kernstown
Berne Miller
Winchester
C. J. Keckley
Boyd. Brewer
W. F. White
Publication Notice for Win VA Newspapers
Garry Flood Byrd publisher notes daily publication excluding Sundays. Paper is mailed from Win VA as second class matter. Consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Garry “Flood Byrd
Pion
Win
Newstem
Weekly News
The
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Fragmentary subscription pricing list from a newspaper page
The readable text shows various prepaid rates for durations such as one year, six months, three months, and one month. Prices appear in cents or dollars with tiny OCR errors, mentioning in advance terms and weekly options, but many figures are garbled and incomplete.
Associated Press credit and republication note
A brief note explains that the Associated Press story content is exclusively titled for republication and credits all AP dispatched news as well as non AP local news published by the paper. The statement emphasizes AP content rights and local attribution.
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Associated Press
No Bonds Without the Vote of the People
Josephus Daniels argues in Raleigh that bonds should require a popular vote. He cites $320,000,000 in outstanding North Carolina debt and urges the General Assembly to adopt a strict policy to permit no new bonds without public approval.
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Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Observer
North Carolina
Daniels
Siena
General Assembly
New York
Inaugural Address Reflects Party Responsibility
The text critiques party responsibility and loyalty in governance, urging that elected leaders must act on broad principles rather than secure office through party merely. It cites figures like La Follette and Brookhart as examples and underscores the need for accountable, principled party action aligned with the people’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ige
Willy Minion
Todd
Pledg
Ya Follette, Brookhart and
Mentees
State faces bond issuance debate over long term economy
Fragmentary notes discuss how avoiding bonds might influence the state economy in the long run, contrasting with the broader legislative push. Names and specific details are unclear in the readable text.
State policy urged to protect safe and sensible provision
Raleigh News and Observer editorial by Josephus Daniels urges legislators to declare a policy safeguarding provisions to authorize bonds by counties or municipalities without a public vote. The piece frames it as prudent, stressing state leadership and structural quality.
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Raleigh News ‘and Observer
Josephus Daniels
Byrd Seen Likely Virginia Governor Nominee
In Marion Virginia observers expect Senator Harry Byrd to win the Democratic nomination for Virginia governor in August. Byrd is praised for roads advocacy and apple country leadership, with a record of state bond caution and road funding. The section notes his long business start at 14, prominence as a major apple grower, and consistent legislative focus on good roads and fiscal prudence.
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Marion
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Byrd 4O
Valley Turnpike
United States
Senate of
Andi
Union
General Assembly of
Canterbury Visitors at Atkins Home in Cant erburg
Visitors at the home of Mrs Myrtle Atkins last Wednesday included Mrs I N Conner and her son A E W Conner and daughter Virg Rhod Winchester Mrs Ena Wee eS Mamie Atkins of Nineveh Mrs J C Perry Miss Katie Ewing Migssa Atkins Mrs L V Hartley Mr Fran Atkins and Mr Joe Madagan all of this place.
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Canterburg
Myrtle Atkins
I. N. Conner
E. W. Conn
Virg Rhod Winchester
Ena Wee Es Mamie Atkins
Nineveh
J. C. Perry
Katie Ewing
Migssa Atkins
L.V. Hartley
Fran Atkins
Joe Madagan
Sunday Services on Brucetown Charge
Sunday services on Brucetown charge list Crummy Welltown and Emmanuel offerings with Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. Rev F A Tyler preaches at Emmanuel also at 7:80 p.m. The fourth quarterly conference business session occurs Saturday March 14 after 10:30 a.m. worship by the presiding elder.
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Brucetown
Welltown
Emmanuel
F. A. Tyler
Fourth Quarterly Conference
The
Memorial Gym Begun at Virginia Tech for World War Heroes
Blacksburg Va March 11 Construction has begun on the world war memorial gymnasium at Virginia Polytechnic Institute with a $250000 cost. It is expected to be completed by January 1 1926. The school has lacked an athletic home since the field house burned two years ago. The memorial feature includes a lobby to display the names of Virginia Tech men who served in the war.
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Associated Press
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Eranasium
Ames
AIT
Ginia Téch
Pageant Draws Big Crowd as Fundraiser in Valley
The Sunday pageant, presented at Macedonia at 7 30 by Spite cast, drew a full house with crowds outside the church windows. It aims to raise funds toward a ten million Southern Methodist superannuate endowment. Mrs. Conley Glasney is praised for guiding the actors, including a notable old southern Black woman role. This is the last service before the annual conference in Washington on March 25, says Pastor J C Hooks.
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Valley
Macedonia
Conley Glasney
Woods
Washington
J. C. Hooks
Lemon juice for stained fingers from smoking cigarettes
Lemon juice is presented as the simplest remedy for fingers stained from smoking cigarettes. The note emphasizes a quick home method without mention of alternatives or side effects.
Chaplin's Mother Must Leave U S By March 26
Washington March 11 Mrs Hannah Chaplin mother of Charlie Chaplin motion picture star must leave the country by March 26 under immigration rulings. Both Chaplins have been informed that the extension granted Mrs Chaplin a year ago to remain here until March 26 will not be removed. She came to this country years ago from England for medical treatment and is deemed inadmissible under immigration rules.
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Washington
Hannah Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplins
Chaplin
England
Town Fire Company Reorganizes and Upgrades Equipment
Front has To Have Chemical Fire Apparatus with 150 feet of hose. While one tank is discharged the other can be refilled. A new electric fire alarm system will be installed soon. Officers installed include J. He. Shriver as chief C. Maddox as secretary C. N. Bordur as treasurer and Roy Smith as lieutenant.
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J. He. Shriver
C. Maddox
Roy Smith
LAMPS POULTRY FARM ADS BABY CHICKS AND EGGS
Winchester Virginia farm offers White Leghorn baby chicks at 15 per hundred with spring delivery and 15 years experience in breeding for egg production. Hatching eggs priced at 7 per hundred. Advertising local poultry supplies and services.
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C. White Leghorn
Keep Flock Health Through Sanitation in Winter
O Krum, Poultry Specialist at Colorado Agricultural College, urges strict sanitation to keep birds healthy during winter. Dust and dirty floors irritate lungs and affect digestion and appetite, while clean sand layered on dirt floors with straw above reduces dust. Avoid ashes and coarse litter. frequent disinfection and a fine spray help control bacteria and disease. Sheep dips can be diluted for spraying.
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Ouusey
Krum
Colorado Agricultural College
Ohio Potatoes Produce Higher Yields in 1924
Ohio State agronomist N. W. Glings reports certified seed potatoes yield more than those from neighboring states. Tests at Wooster show Ohio Russets and White Rurals outperform Michigan and New York samples, with 1928 certification driving increased interest. 8,700 bushels of Ohio White Rurals and 2,580 bushels of Ohio Russet Rurals certified in 1924.
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Ohl
Ohio
N. W. Glings
Ohio State
Wooster
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Conna’ Peck
Glines
Better Live Stock and Improved Feed Methods
The text notes development of methods to promote better live stock and improved feeding. It cites a five year effort by the department to run campaigns encouraging pure bred sires, with over 15,000 farmers pledged to use them. It mentions boys and girls clubs, demonstrations, exhibits, and multiple organized improvement activities supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Bet Tgf
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Tips and Parables for Better Management
A collection of farming maxims on packing stock prolonging machinery and boosting sales. Emphasizes cooperation over rivalry, keeping resolutions, and practical crop planning. Advocates large beets for poultry feed, and planting new thoughts as the first crop of the year. Promotes orderly, clean farming and timely soil improvement with red clover and subsoil work.
Local Socials Note Week of Visits and Hosting
Locals from Light and surrounding families spent a week visiting relatives and hosting guests. Lena Light and Miss Meat attended gatherings with Mrs Clifton Ly, Mr Immett Kern, and families. In addition, Mr and Mrs Howard DeHaven hosted an evening with George Bowers and Nellie Burton spent a night with Miss A Davis.
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Irs
Lena Light
Meat
Cliften
Mary
Immett
Kern
S. Roth
Matt
A. P. Braithw Rossen
Fay
Vaucluse Brevities Report From March Meeting
A brief Vaucluse Virginia item notes Miss Effie and Mr. and Mrs. Julia Williams, Mr. Willett Painter doing some tasks, and a Girls meeting on March 5 led by Miss Stickley with Mrs. C B Buckley and several Misses. Attendees included Hazel Finkhuser Mabel Ernestingerly Mildred Elin Edna Dinges and Effie Contene. Miss Lillie Evert Plans a visit for a few days with Mrs Estes.
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Ee Une
Effie Eeiaile
Julia Williams
Willet’ Painter
Rhs
eciioee _ Stickley
C. B. Buckley
Th Teets
Hazel Finkhuser
Mabel Asie
Ernestingerly
Mildred
Elin Edna Dinges
Effie Contene
Lillie Evert
Mildred Line
Mis. F. Estes
Fly tastes and eats anything, stays undecided
A quote from the Atlanta Constitution quips about a fly that samples every dish yet adheres to none, highlighting the insect’s indiscriminate appetite and elusive preference.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Virgine
N. Main &T
Wieaters Virtin Eee
Mber
Ednesday
Canterbury
V. P
U. S
Reae
Lamps Poultry Farm
Imo
Uncle Ab
REA
Star
Page Fence Co
Oliver
Jenkins & Dunlap
Market St
Highview Schdol House
Newyet Age
Lebanon Church Civic League
Gr. Rothger
Stephens City, Va
Pennywise
Chichester.s
Rouss Avenue
Aabt
Anderson
Peas
Hansbrough & Carter
Déhas
Babb
Brothers Water
Fred. C
Glaize
Baker’s
N. Main St
Winchester Gas
Charles W. Trenary
T. B. Patton
Stewart Bell
W. A. Ryan
Secty-Treas
T. Russell Cather
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