Southern Planter Refused To Publish Byrd Letter Attack Response
A Virginia banker from Stanley writes the Daily News Record condemning Southern Planter for not publishing his letter defending Senator Byrd against Westmoreland Davis and Planter attacks. He recounts prior Perdue-style criticisms of Byrd over appropriations and urges Planter to print his reply, noting a planned publication and missed opportunities.
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Byrd
Virginia State Horticultural Society
State Fair
Virginia State Dairymen’s Association
Virginia State Dairymen’s Association, and Others. Senator Byrd
Peanut Aeabrs
State Duroches Association
Senator Byrd
Handley Board
Mapp
Don’t Lose Park Says Sen Lesner On Virginia Park Plan
Senator John A. Lesner of Norfolk urged Virginia to pursue establishing a National Park in the Blue Ridge, calling it a century opportunity to boost tourism from Shenandoah Valley through Charlottesville Roanoke Lynchburg Richmond Norfolk to Fredericksburg and Washington. He noted a $100,000 campaign to advertise Norfolk and its environs, spoke during a Harrisonburg visit hosted by Goodrich Lineweaver, and praised Virginia’s varied scenery from mountains to seashore while touring the Shenandoah Valley.
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Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
John A. Lesner
Norfolk
Blue Ridge
Elkton Pike
Shenandoah Valley
Charlottesville
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Washington
Lesner
Harrisonburg
Goodrich Lineweaver
Winchester
Lineweaver
Kavanaugh
Ward Swank
Robert Switzer
Col
Thomas P. Beery
George B. Keezell
Wampler Earman
John R. Crown
Senator Lesner
Wreck on Burketown Curve Destroys Nash Roadster
A Nash roadster rolled over and caught fire on Burketown Curve on the Valley Pike yesterday. Two men traveling from Baltimore to Roanoke were in the car, were slightly injured, and taken to Staunton for treatment.
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Burketown
Valley Pike
Baltimore
Roanoke
Staunton
Virginia Wheat Crop Forecast Two Million Bushels Short
Richmond May 10 A May report from the Virginia Crop Reporting Board shows wheat production forecast at 7,163,000 bushels for Virginia this year, down from 9,628,000 in 1924 and 11,145,000 in 1923. Acreage to be harvested rises 5 percent to 772,000 acres but April heat reduced crop condition to 83 percent of normal. Ongoing drought threatens not only wheat but hay and oat crops, with May 1 condition at 78 percent of normal, while general farm work advances ahead of recent seasons.
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Richmond
Virginia
United States
Eske Chee
Public Notice of Court Proceedings in Winchester Va
Notices hereby given to all parties interested that I have fixed the 28rd day of May 1925 as the time and my office No 36 Rouss Avenue Winchester Va as the place for executing the foregoing order of reference All parties interested are directed to attend If proceedings are not completed on that day they will be adjourned from day to day at the same place until completed Given under my hand this 21st day of April 1925 JOHN M I STICK Commissioner in Chancery R Gray Williams Harry R Kern J Donald Richards Weaver Armstrong R R Farr Attorneys
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John M. Steck
Martha Shumate
Acmay
Shenahdoah Valley National Bank
Harry R. Kern
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Early Pasture Benefits and Crop Harvest Outlook
The section notes upcoming benefits from early pastures and harvests of alfalfa Crimson clover and small grains. Garden attention rose this spring though April dryness slowed growth. Livestock losses from disease and exposure are slightly lower than last year with lamb losses after SSP small due to favorable weather. Ten year average deaths per thousand cited in the parenthesis.
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Virginia
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Southern Planter
Davis
C. C. Louderback
The
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Stanley, Va
Daily News Record
Ter
Stanley
Handley Board of Trustees
Westmoreland Davis
H. F. Byrd
Bell
Petunias
Geraniums
Dusty Miller
Lona Brand
Maryland
A&p
Iona Brand
Atlantic
Pacific
Aisi
Utd
Robinson Ice & Cold Storage Corp
Choice
Valley Pike Ave
Cross Streets
Main Street
R. M. Henry
J. H. and
E. L. Henry
Park
Sen. Lesner
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Martha Shumate, Et Als
Thomas Shumate
Ben Shumate
Annie Seevers
Evie Haines
Als
Commissioner's Office
John M
STHCK
Chancery
R. Gray Williams
J. Donald Richards
Weaver & Armstrong
R. R. Farr
Southeast
Rouss Ave
J. V. Arthur
General Insurance
Lloyd’s Banquet
J.w.lloyd’s Bakery
Martinsburg
W. VA
Os Aloydao
Anderson
S. Braddock St
N. Main St
Leicester St
National Ave
Cork St
Greenwalt Addition
Loy
Gainesboro
Pike
N. Main Street
Water St
Fairview Ave
Berryville
Smith Motor
N. Braddock St
Stuart
P” Care Star
Lecester St
Porto Ric
Express
Parker Farms
Atlanta
Maisley Payne Mfg. Co
Sudbury, Me Ton
Tonighy
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