Oppose Union of Veterans of the Sons Statement on Amalgamation
Col. W McDonald Lee, commander in chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, expresses opposition to amalgamating the Sons with any Veterans organization. He urges Sons to pursue independent work and avoid merging with Veterans camps, stressing the duties to their elder founders and the potential burden on them.
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Richmond
Confederate’ Veterans
Col. W. McDonald Lee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Veterans’ and Sons
United Confederate Veterans
the Gray
United Confederate Veterans’ Organization
Confederacy
Federal Reserve Board Reports 1923 Strengthened Economy
Washington report notes 1923 saw large industrial output near full employment and stable prices since 1915. Agriculture improved but wheat and livestock recovered slowly. banks expanded credit and currency, with over 3.5 billion in increased lending and a large gold inflow funding finance of higher production.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Park Commission Seeks Site Data For Appalachian National Park
The Appalachian national park committee announced its first meeting outcomes placing Pennsylvania as the northern inquiry boundary. It sent questionnaires to seven states asking about area, elevation, scenery, property availability, and purchase prices for potential sites. Virginia cities Staunton Harrisonburg Big Knob and Wise County proposals are among the local inputs. The panel will inspect top candidates after compiling data and may visit sites personally.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Fan A
New National Park
Appalachian Mountains
Appalachian National Park Committee
Virginia
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Big Knob
Wise County
Glen S. Smith
Local visitors and weekend trips noted around the Denny family
March travels include Mr and Mrs Charles Denny visiting Mr and Mrs Marshall Denny. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Crisman of Staunton visit relatives from Friday to Sunday. Miss Cora Robinson spent the weekend with village relatives. Wilton Stuart of Washington returned home for the weekend. The Denny group joined a Winchester trip to see The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Powell Cobb Sr remains listed.
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W. M. DeWaven
Mount Jackson
Clinton Mumaw
Cincinnati
J. W. Mumaw
Floyd Hudson
Winchester
Floyd, Jr
John Hockman
Middletown
Smith
L. J. Cave
Harry White
B. A.rowland
McCluer
Carrie Hudson
R. E. Albin
Dorothy Fullerton
Amy Bowen
Gavieron Forest
Evans Johnston
Gywnie Jones
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
John Gore
Marguerite Ellott
Berryville
Eunice Carper
Lola
Katherine Funkhouser
Charles Denny
Marshall Denny
Thomas J. Crisman
Staunton
Cora Robinson
Wilton Stuart
Washington
Charlie Denny
Mamie Denny
Willie and
Ellis Denny, Jr
Clay Denny
Powell Cobb
Springs Run Rambles Wide This Winter Wetness
Wet weather drives springs to flow after seven years of drought. Snowmelt boosts county water supply and may hinder early plowing as mountains shed heavy snowfall. Sudden melt could bring fresh water jets not seen here recently.
Truth In Small Things Outlives The Frail
A terse warning about fidelity to truth, noting that those who abandon honesty in minor matters will soon falter in weightier affairs. The quotation underscores consistency as a public virtue and personal character standard.
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Lillian Ducey
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Louis D. Lighton
Jack McKenzie
Felipa Antoinette
Tony Pietro
Baby Antoinett
Mrs. Marvin
Thomas Elliott Thomas, Jr
Mary Elliott, Jr
Elliott, Jr
Jane. Novak
Robert Anderson
Fred Malestesta
Dorothy Marion Mack
Marguerite Snow
Otis Harlan
Peter Burke
Lydia Yeomans Titus
Pat Moore
Mickey Moore
Comedy and Pathe Review
Red
Ewall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Canterburg, VA
Messry
Willis and
Union OF Veterans OF Sons
Geo-E-Wintz
Sya
Nyra Brown
Johnny Getz
Park Commission
John Coleman
Mr. Williams
White Post, VA
Ds A Mh
H. C. Light
Bunker Hille
W. VA
L. Jackson
Der
Oles
Auties
Shere
Tennant
Good & CO
Rouss Avenue
Sarah M. Swelloum
J. L. Broy
Admr
Martinsburg
H. Elmer Griffin
China
C. I. Brumback
Kernstown
F E. Mller
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