Three Clubs Battle For Local Honors In Gym Night Games
Tomorrow night at 8 the Girls' Athletic Association Kiwanis Club and Rotary Club clash in the High School gym for local honors. Kiwanis lineup features T Russell Cather J C Oakes Philip Williams and M B Clowe. Rotary lineup includes H S Duffey Vic Arthur George B Chapman and George Fansler. The Girls team splits into Blacks and Reds with full lineups listed.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
T. Russell Cather
J. C. Oakes
Philip Williams
M. B. Clowe
H. S. Duffey
Vic Arthur
George B. Chapman
George Fansler
Mrs. Casselman
Cornelia Gray
Mildred Mileson
Nan Keating
K. Y Allabach
Magdalene Fansler
Opal Robinson
Dorothy McCann Gertrude
Schneider
Elizabeth Hollis
Reds
Lucy Sprint
Beulah Hartge
Lillian Doing
Margaret Kelchner
Helen Keating
Ida Fisher
Rebecca Eddy
Leona Lauck
Faunce Johnston
Salome Crisman
Spring Planting Delayed by Snow in Virginia
Snow and rain over two weeks ending Saturday hindered plowing and spring planting across Virginia and slowed general farm work. Wheat is in poor condition and needs favorable weather to recover. fall sown oats have not wintered well. Clover seeding progressed, but little grass sown with oats due to bad weather. Grain and pastures are late.
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Richmond
Virginia
Henry M. Taylor
Agriculture Report Shows Shifts in 1923 Crop Harvest
A small fraction of the 1923 tobacco crop remains on farms while most of the peanut crop has been sold at relatively high prices. Analysts forecast a large rise in cotton acreage and note livestock conditions are generally good.
Apple growers urged action to curb freight rate bias
W A Ryan argues Shenandoah Valley apple growers must press the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut transcontinental rates. He warns western producers seek to ship apples east at preferential rates, threatening eastern markets unless local growers intervene with Washington representatives.
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W. A. Ryan
Shenandoah Valley
Yakima
Hood River
Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Pacific Coast
Danville World War Hero Dies in Poverty
William L. Petty, a Danville veteran of two wars, died of tuberculosis in a local sanatorium after a wartime wound and exposure. Danville American Legion members condemned the Veterans Bureau handling, saying Petty received no financial aid or life insurance benefits for his widow and two children. Petty served on the border with the Virginia National Guard and in Europe, where he was wounded near Mulhouse Belfort and later discharged.
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Danville
William L. Petty
Danville Post
American Legion
Petty
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Virginia National Guard
Anniston
One Hundred and Eeenats Infantry
Forts Hill
Alsace
Mulhausen
Belfort
Veterans' Bureau
Legion
Mureau
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Middletown
Asia
Japan
Shenandoah Valley Pike
Middletown Agriculture High School
Way Side Inn
R. Gray Williams
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Conrad Realty Co
Harrisonburg
The
Portland Cement Association
Germany
Mevetong View CO
New York
Katherina von Cheimb
Reichstag
People’s Party
Tailleur
Emmert’s
Tolorings Exclu
ADV
Joseee
F.s.emmertson &Co
Armstrong
Moling & Seal
Lanvan
Piccadilly ST
Davis ‘J and Son
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