Hopes New Road Won't Be Closed For Bridge Work
The Star warns Clarke and Frederick counties that the Winchester Washington road over the Shenandoah river may be blocked after the Lee Jackson highway bridge is completed. The Berry's Ferry crossing uses an old bridge likely to be replaced soon, risking closure during new bridge construction if the highway is not relocated. Civic groups should push for prompt action.
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the Star
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
Washington
Lee-Jackson
Shenandoah River
Berry’s Ferry
State Highway Commission
Frederick Counties
General business steady and optimistic for continued growth
The era of strong overall business continues with positive indicators across retail, transportation, and foreign trade. Cement shipments, building contracts, and April volumes point to a sustained expansion, while inventories align with year-ago levels and project forecas ts show a jump in new work. A broad note of progress remains the prevailing tone for 1926.
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Wall Street
U. S. Geological Survey
United States
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Funeral Rites Held For Airplane Crash Victim Kyle Jr
The body of Lieut. J. R. Kyle Jr. United States Army, killed in an airplane accident at Lakehurst New Jersey, was taken to Lynchburg Virginia for funeral services held yesterday afternoon by Rev. Dr. Wallace T. Palmer of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Kyle was a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kyle and had many friends in Winchester including Major R. T. Barton and Lieut. Peyton J. Marshall.
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J. R. Kyle
United States Army
The
Star
Lakehurst
N. J
Lynchburg
Wallace T. Palmer
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Cutenant Kyle
Winchester
R. T. Barton
Lieut
Peyton J. Marshall
William C. Woore Named For Covington Council Nomination
William C. Woore, long active in Covington business and civic life, has been nominated for Common Council by the Good Government League of Covington. The local Virginia paper notes that with Joe Carpenter unable to serve, Woore was chosen for his solid business sense as manager of BE. A. Snead Furniture Company and has quickly earned respect among Covington merchants.
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William ©. Woore
Covington
Good Government League of
Virginia
Woore
Joe Carpenter
W. O. Woore
BE. A. Snead Furniture Company
Notice Limiting Debts by Step-Daughter Rust Miller
Public notice states that the signer will not be responsible for any debts incurred by step-daughter Rust Miller or for any trouble she may cause, signed by Daniel Shanholtz.
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Rust Miller
Daniel Shanholtz
Relief for arch pain with Scholl arch supports
Thousands suffer from foot pain cramps and calluses when the arch across the ball of the foot has broken down. Dr Scholl's Arch Supports offer quick permanent relief by supporting the bones and easing strain. Free demonstration and Foot Comfort Service offered at low cost to improve comfort.
Nation editors tour Front Royal after Richmond convention
Members of the National Editorial Association, touring the Shenandoah Valley after the Richmond convention, are invited by Walter C. Carter of the Front Royal Chamber of Commerce to a Sunday luncheon at Randolph Macon Academy. They will meet at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester at noon, be taken to Front Royal, then return in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
Walter C. Carter
Front Royal
Wealthy Farmer Found Shot To Death At Home
Abner Joseph, 68, prosperous farm owner, was found shot dead at his residence. Sheriff's deputies investigated the scene and questioned family members as neighbors reported no prior threats or complaints. Authorities released few details, saying an autopsy would determine the exact cause of death.
Death by Shotgun at Mount Clinton Home
Joseph, owner of three fine farms in west Rockingham, died yesterday when a shotgun discharged at his Mount Clinton home west of Harrisonburg. Family could offer no clear motive, noting his recent odd behavior. Mrs. Joseph left the house briefly. she saw him open a closet where the gun was kept but did not react. He leaves a widow and four grown children.
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Mount Clinton
Harrisonburg
Joseph
West Rockingham
Meet For Fruit Growers Is Held At Inwood
INWOOD W Va May 26 A field meet for fruit growers is being held this afternoon by state men at the Inwood packing and experimental station headed by E C Sherwood state plant pathologist. The gathering at 2 o clock will view laboratory studies and then proceed to Silver Hill Orchard for inspections and discussions. They will also visit the Busey Orchard of the American Fruit Growers at Gerardstown to study plots for aphis control tests while Cedar rust and scab are observed.
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Inwood
W. Va
Inwood Packing and Experimental Station
E. C. Sherwood
Silver Hill
Gerardstown
Aphis
Feasible Plan Outlined for Seeding Grass Plot
A feasible plan for seeding a grass plot is detailed, emphasizing soil preparation, seed selection, watering schedules, and maintenance. It outlines steps for soil testing, aeration, fertilization, and timely reseeding to establish a healthy turf.
Seed Timothy Red Clover and Redtop With Oats Mix
Guidance from E J Garber of West Virginia College of Agriculture outlines a per acre seed blend for seeding timothy red clover and redtop with oats. Recommend Timothy eight pounds red clover seven pounds redtop five pounds and oats not exceeding two bushels per acre.
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E. J. Garber
West Virginia College of Agriculture
Jewels Worn By Russian Royalty Put On Display
Foreign ministers and ambassadors toured the state vault in Moscow where the crown jewels were shown to ease fears they had vanished. The dazzling display reflected imperial luxury, with the jewels valued at about $50,000,000.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Derby Day Looms as Cross Bones Favourite despite Bad Luck
London May 26 Tomorrow is Derby day at Epsom Downs with tens of thousands weighing horses for the mile and a half classic. Betting favors Lord Astor's Cross Bones at 5 to 1 though no clear standout emerges as the field appears below peak form and Astor's color has run second in five of the last seven years.
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Associated Press
London
Epsom Downs
Lord Astor
Hoo-doo Term Sparks Charry Supporter Debate
Readers note that certain locals use the term hoo-doo to describe an odd charm or superstition in supporters of Bones. The phrase circulates in social circles and reflects regional slang and partisan tone within ongoing discourse.
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Arcady
Handley Orchestra
William C. Woore
Covington, Va
Sample Shoe Store
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Subinig
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Says Simoiw
the Nathanson Co
North Main Street
Nation
Abner Joseph
Cie
J. F. Rodman
Frederick County
Experience and Real Insurance Service
Rouss Ave
General Insurance
Astor Horse
Handley School
Care Star
Fuller Brush Company
Vicinity
Call
Valley Pike
188Se
Gloria Swanson
Hiadame Sans Gene
Paramount Picture
Paris
Ministry of Fine Arts
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