Testimony Continues In Apple Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed hearings in the Virginia and West Virginia apple freight rate case. Campfield of the State Horticultural Society said the current session is for testimony only, with arguments to come later probably next fall. Growers allege discriminatory rates favoring northern producers and seek general southern rate reductions.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Cornice
Campfeld
Pistoia State Horticultural Society
Washington
Capudine Offers Quick Relief For Headache Pain
A historic ad promotes Capudine as an improved relief method for headaches neuralgia rheumatic and periodic pains. Two teaspoonfuls in water supposedly act instantly soothing nerves without stomach upset and have satisfied customers for 30 years. Available in 30c 60c and trial sizes at drug stores.
Audley Farm Divides Races Across Three Districts
Audley Farm announces race stable distribution across three divisions. Eastern division led by trainer M. Henderson with 22 horses headlined by Sister Ship and Bobashela. Western division trains Kay Spence with 33 horses. Metropolitan division led by R. A. Smith with 13 horses including Creek Indian.
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Audley Farm
8. M. Henderson
Kay Spence
R. A. Smith
Bobashela
Western Division Leads With Stockings and Favorites
Eastern Stockings and two Sir Barton favorites top the western division standings. Princess Tina, the Spanish Prince filly, shines as the Metropolitan group’s standout.
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Sir Barton
Princess Tina
Presbyterians In South Conducting Finance Campaign
Officials and members of Protestant churches in the United States watch the drive in the Southern Presbyterian Church for a complete pay-up of all subscriptions to the annual fund. The campaign aims to secure full financial support from church members across the South.
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Presbyterians
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church tops per capita gifts in budget benevolences
The United Stewardship Council via Associated Press reports that the Southern Presbyterian Church led Protestant denominations in per capita gifts to budget benevolences in the United States and Canada, totaling $15,826,473 last year. Books will stay open through March 31 to receive contributions, with synods and presbyteries supporting over $2,000,000 in related church enterprises. Pay-Up Week at the end of March urges churches to pay, stay, and step up.
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United Stewardship Council
Associated Press
Southern Presbyterian Church
United States
Canada
Assembly
Stewardship Department of
Atlanta
Governor Sees Farmer Relief as Nation's Top Challenge
The governor labels farmer relief as the greatest problem facing the government, noting a surplus of $5,000,000 and urging urgent action for relief programs next March as the nation seeks solutions.
Virginia Farm Relief Promises to Balance Agriculture and Industry
Governor Byrd pledges a practical plan for state farm relief and support for federal measures to restore prosperity to farmers. He notes agricultural output fell from 1916 to the present while industrial output rose, stressing farmers must receive fair returns and governments must share responsibility to spur relief.
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Virginia
Byrd
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