Poultry Talk Planned in Stephens City
A meeting for poultry enthusiasts is set in the Stephens City agriculture building on Friday March 15 at 8 p m. M C Kilpatrick will discuss brooding and rearing chicks with emphasis on healthy pullets. Kilpatrick, Cornell graduate and former professor of Poultry Husbandry at Ohio State and Penn State, voices his expertise. Agriculture instructor R A Wall urges all interested to attend.
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Stephens City Agriculture
M. C. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Cornell University
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania State Agriculture College
Virginia State Poultry Federation
R. A. Wall
Mr. Kilpatrick
Conservation Looms Large In Carson's Report
Richmond Va March 14 conservation work in Virginia looms larger than the past says William S Carson former chairman of the State Conservation and Development Commission in serving and developing Virginia a detailed report on pioneering work of the first Virginia commission The first chapter Looking Forward outlines fourteen future projects for the new commission which began January 1 The later chapters review the old commission s activities from establishment to the start of this year including the expansion of Shenandoah National Park.
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Richmond
Virginia
William 5. Carson
State Conservation and Development Commission
Shenandoah National Park
Taps Sounded For Oldest Yet In State Home
Samuel H. Young aged 105, the oldest Confederate veteran at the Richmond soldiers home, died after a brief illness. Born July 4, 1830 in Franklin County, he joined Phillip Thurman's Company at Rocky Mount at the outbreak of the Civil War and served throughout. Married three times, he remained active until a week before his death.
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Samuel H. Young
Richmond
Franklin County
Phillip Thurman
Rocky Mount
Unexpected Death Notice From Bluefield West Virginia
Services were held in Bluefield West Virginia for a person survived by 15 great great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. The notice notes grieving relatives and a family lineage across generations.
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Biuefisid
W. Va
State Power Subsidy Falls Short of Needs
Virginia officials say even a $100 million rural electrification subsidy will not cover the entire program. Thomas W. Ozlin, chairman, notes Virginia would get about $2 million under a per-state share, while Allen J. Saville’s plan requires nearly $8 million. He expects some rural lines to be built without federal funds.
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Congress
Virginia
Ation Sion
Thomas W. Ozlin
Allen J. Saville
Richmond
Local residents relocate and illnesses update Isaac Creek area
Tom Havermale and Emory Daily vacate for Henry Shirley farm in Howard's Chapel. Scott Strother remains ill with pneumonia. Winon Kern and Ernest Daily show improvement from flu. Several locals visited kin in Winchester and Cross Junction, with others caring for ill relatives and recovering.
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Isaac Creek
Tom Havermale
Emory Daily
Henry Shirley
Howard's Chapel
Scott Strother
Winton Kern
Winon Kern
Ernest Daily
Anne Clark
Henry Kern
Mildred Grove
Wilbur Strother
Cross Junction
Dorsey Strother
Winchester
Clifton Shanholtz
Robert Mcllwee
John Kern
E. C. Tinsman
Idealism as a driving force in human progress
The power of idealism shapes our view of beauty and worthy imitation, guiding humanity upward through recognizing admirable qualities and seeking to reflect them in others. This curiously uplifting notion reflects a newspaper voice from the Kansas City Times.
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Kansas City Times
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