Advertising Rates And Deadlines For Classified Display
Advertising rates are listed at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Memorials are $1.50 for four lines. Cards of thanks 75 cents. Display ads with borders due by 10 A.M. on publication day. Transient rate 42 cents per inch. National representatives include Devine Tenney Corp in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Associated Press Terms Noted for Republication
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish news dispatches credited to it or not and to all local news appearing in this paper.
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Road to Want Proverb Theme Reflects Oppressor and Giver
A proverb themed piece discusses wealth, poverty, and moral balance. It contrasts oppressors who enrich themselves at others’ expense with those who give to the rich, warning such behavior leads to want. The text cites Proverbs 22 16 as its source.
Byrd Opposes AAA Amendments At Virginia Meeting
Senator Byrd challenged the pending AAA amendments in a Virginia gathering, arguing licensing powers would burden farmers and handlers. Secretary Wallace traveled to Richmond to respond, but resolutions were not adopted and debate remained unsettled amid mixed local reactions.
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Roanoke World News
Harry F. Byrd
AAA
Songera
Wallace
Richmond
Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Norman Hamilton
Portsmouth Star
John W. Flannagan
Lynchburg
Agriculture Secretary
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Canadian claims to cheapest railroad rates in the world
A school page presents quiz items with three questions. The first asks which country claims the cheapest railroad rates in the world, answer Canada. The second questions which flag has endured the longest without change, answer the Danish flag. The third asks what test God set for Abraham, answer the command to sacrifice Isaac and the stopping moment.
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Canada
Abraham
Isaac
Richmond meeting flops amid talk of expanded farm powers
The Saturday Richmond gathering failed to clearly justify granting the Secretary of Agriculture broad new authority over farms and food dealers, paralleling suppressed resolutions aimed at Virginia's junior senator.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Richmond
Virginia
Green Feed Suggestions For Poultry Raisers
Suggestions for poultry growers on green feed and range use to improve pullet development and egg production. Mentions growing greens, pasture access, shelter, and coccidiosis prevention with sanitation and better housing.
Apple Blossom Festival Plans and Local Parade Preparations
One year ago free concerts were planned by prominent groups for the Apple Blossom Festival. A 2 mile school parade was prepared. The Spilman and Alexander drug store opened as the festival map was readied for visitors. Six Stephens City High School students were to graduate.
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Spilman and Alexander Drug
Stephens City High School
County schools to close early over funds in Winchester
Ten years ago the county schools plan early closure due to lack of funds. an acting postmaster, the first woman in Winchester in that role, is named. Police announce fans for a new call system. Friendship firemen postpone their banquet to May 11. Divorces rise in the United States.
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Winchester
Friendship
United States
Glaize mill fire claims forty five thousand dollars
A planing mill and lumber yard named the Glaize burns with an estimated loss of 45000 dollars. Officials announce a reward to aid capture of those responsible for the recent costly fires. The notice notes a sermon to be given by Rev. H. E. Richardson to the Red Men.
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Glaize
John Kelsoe
Timber Ridge
Common Council
H. E. Richardson
Oldest Egyptian Mummy Ra Nafer Said to Be In London
The oldest Egyptian mummy is believed to be Ra Nafer from the third dynasty around 2000 B C. It is housed at the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Franz Joseph Fiord region of Greenland covers 25 000 square miles and is rich in Arctic life.
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Ra- Nafer
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Franz.Joseph Fiord
Franz Joseph Fiord
Greenland
Festival Off Stage At Winchester Parade Draws Crowds
Residents and visitors braved rain for the Winchester festival parade. Hawkers sold wares while balloons drifted skyward near Stewart and Handley. A cake by C Jacques earned praise, and observers voiced hope for better weather and future festivals in years to come.
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester Laboratory records
Weather data report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8 a m at 0.62 inches. Year to date 11.91 inches. Twenty two year average annual rainfall. Monthly totals listed from January to December with values including May at 3.39 inches and June 3.60 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Dionne Sisters Win Raise for Guardian Pay in Ontario
In Callander Ontario the Dionne quadruplets guardians approved a $100 monthly allotment for Oliva Dionne, a $25 increase from prior pay, funded from the trust. The ruling also awards the original guardians $4,400 by Surrogate Court Judge T. F. Battle. Dr. A. B. Dafoe receives $500 in addition to his $200 monthly fee.
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Ont
Dionne
Guardee
Oliva Dionne
T. F. Battle
Gypsy Girl Consuelo Faces Next Season Contract
In a backstage scene Consuelo learns her contract for next season on the Follies stage. Goldie and Stewart frame the offer as a secure future, while Consuelo privately battles loneliness and the pull of a gypsy life.
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Douglas
Consuelo
Doug
Vali
Willowby
Ceonsuelo
Goldie
Goldberg
Gypsy Girl
Gypsy
Public Sale of Valuable Orchard
One third cash at sale with balance in two equal annual installments. Purchaser to give two bonds payable in one and two years at 6 percent interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property. Harry R. Kern Sr., Trustee in Bankruptcy of Imperial Orchard Company. (April 24 May 4 31)
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Harry R. Kern
Imperial Orchard Company
For Sale House and Lot Market Street Winchester VA
Public sale authorized by deed of trust dated August 3 1929 offers 416 South Market Street Winchester Virginia. Two story pebble dashed house fronting 21 feet with 180 foot depth sold for one third cash and two thirds via two bonds due in one and two years at 6 percent interest. Trustees R Gray Williams and Harry R Kern announce details at the County Court House on May 11 1935.
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United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Winchester
Virginia
Imperial Orchard Company
Berryville
Long Marsh
Clarke County
Wadesville
F H. Pierce
Beatrice Fant
Emma C. Southam
R. Gray Williams
Harry R. Kern
Coation Court
City of
South Market Street
Laura V. Houck
Hoover
Russell
B. P. Harrison
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