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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1930

Page

11

Walnut Hall Breeding Establishment in Clarke County Virginia

William DuPont Jr.’s Walnut Hall near Boyce Clarke County Virginia is a 500 acre thoroughbred breeding complex with 44 brood mares 23 yearlings 3 stallions 31 buildings and 10 dwellings. The operation includes a limestone lodge sun ray glass barns and a modern laboratory and features three notable stallions The Satrap Wilderness and Horron with Ruler the Belmont Park Brooke steeplechase record holder.

William DuPont, Jr Clarke County Shenandoah Valley Virginia Wi DuPont, Jr Wilmington Del Boyce Walnut Hall George Jones Charles D. Adams DuPont Fred Hale Reuben Gibson A Hale Mr. DuPont Satrap W. T. Wilson Kentucky Horron Belmont Park du Pont Mr. du Pont Marian D. Summerville

Hearing on Hope bill for canned goods inspection

Virginia delegates travel to Washington for hearings before the House Agriculture Committee on the Hope bill. J H Meek of the State Department of Agriculture outlines the proposal to inspect grade and label canned fruits and vegetables and set official U S standards.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia Washington House Committee On Agriculture J. H. Meek Division of State Department of Agriculture Meek

Business Improves Reducing Interviews From Big Men

The San Diego Union notes a surge in business, with fewer high profile executives willing to discuss performance. The shift reflects stronger conditions drawing attention away from promotional comments.

San Diego Union

Dry Probe Labeled Parade Of Propaganda In Prohibition Hearings

Staunton Va March 20 A former state酒 administrator for Virginia R A Faulchler calls the present congressional prohibition hearings a parade of rival propagandists He says modification to the national prohibition law is unlikely and notes the zone system hampers enforcement He urges an administrator for each federal judicial district and more agents to aid enforcement

Staunton R. A. Falchler Virnia Mr. Faulchler State Prohibition Administration Virginia North Carolina

Military Audit Finds Minimal Misplaced Property

A 22 day audit of two million dollars in Virginia state military property held by Gen W W Sale shows a clean bill of health. Major Baker and two warrant officers praised the adjutant general noting under two thousand dollars of property misplaced out of the total. Virginia is praised for better account keeping than several eastern states.

W. W. Sale FP. J. Baker Finance Department United States Army General Sale East Virginia Baker

Naval disarmament talk earns credit for scrapping junk

A witty remark notes that a naval disarmament conference lets powers claim credit for scrapping obsolete ships that would have been scrapped anyway.

Mayor Koon Secures Ninth Term In Cumberland Election

In Cumberland on March 19 the unofficial count shows Mayor W. Koon winning a ninth term with 6 184 votes to Heller 3 188. Council winners include Samuel Wertheimer 6 315 Joseph H Griffin 5 236 Herbert Blye 4 943 and John G Shearer 4 690. Elections are non partisan with all winners aligned to the arte party. notes mention salary sewer bonds and bond issues on the ballot.

Associated Ted Press W.keeed Koon Heller Samuel Wertheimer Joseph H. Griffin Herbert Blye Stoner John G. Shearer Cumberland Pe Nena Ehe Arte Party Fiera

Untitled Fragment on Debt and Resolution

A fragmented sentence notes a large debt figure and a push to erase red ink by resolution. It references a major amount, $173,000,000, and a desire for financial relief through formal action. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations.

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Newton Square Walnut ‘Hall Ward Tires Motorist Ward Riverside Ward’s Montgomery Ward & Co Rt ET A Loudoun Street Winchester R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Selem N. G
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