Poultry Industry Tops Virginia Cash Income in 1945
The Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service notes poultry as the leading cash producer for farmers in 1945 with income of 70,140,000 dollars and total poultry production including on f arm consumption reaching 84,935,000 dollars. Tobacco ranks second at 66,065,000 dollars. The Virginia Poultry Federation launches The Virginia Poultryman monthly to promote the industry. M J Pease Whitacre serves on the federation board.
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Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Virginia State Polly Federation, Inc
Virginia Poultryman
The
Poultry Federation
M.j.pease
Whitacre
Stock buyers wary as public resists high prices
Wall Street shows renewed caution as consumer reluctance to invest and ample cash hoarding by small investors slow market gains. Analysts say public prudence may prevent a 1929 style boom and protect financial stability amid economic warnings.
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Wall Street
Lim
Noisy Research Aims to Clear Fog and Cut Grass
A Navy lab in Washington tests a method using audible frequency vibrations to disperse fog by causing vapor to condense into droplets and to sever tall grass by breaking stems. The concept, though in early stages and costly, could mute nuisances but risks loud operation.
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Naval Re Search
Washington
Lip House
Virginia tourism needs a cleaner, friendlier image says Nelson
Robert F. Nelson of the State Chamber of Commerce warned Virginia’s tourist industry that the state loses millions without better roadside facilities, hotels, and courteous service. He urged improved food and uniform courtesy, plus refresher training for restaurant staff, to attract and retain visitors and keep them from bypassing Virginia via Route 1.
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Tuck
Virginia
Robert F. Nelson
State Chamber of Commerce
Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Richmond
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Commonwealth
Washington
Old Dominion
England
Boyd elected Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival president
Dr. Philip W. Boyd is elected president of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The Famine Emergency Committee names Mrs. Gibson Baker secretary and an executive committee includes Mrs. Harold Brown C. P. McVicar Virgil R. Strader Mrs. J. G. Fos brink Margaret Flickinger and Bets Willie Eisenberg.
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Philip W. Boyd
Shenandoah
Gibson Baker
Harold Brown
C. P. McVicar
Virgil R. Strader
J. G. Fosbrink
Margaret Flickinger
Bets Willie Eisenberg
Hayfield woman granted permit for 208 210 W Boscawen apartment house
Lottie W. Charin of Hayfield receives a permit to erect an apartment building at 208 210 West Boscawen Street dating from ten years prior in 1927 to honor the 1937 news item.
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Lottie W. Charin
Hayfield
Winchester Chamber elects McCormac president in 1922
In 1922 H B McCormac is chosen president of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce succeeding George B Chapman. New officers include W B Cornwell and Mrs Robert T Barton as vice presidents and T Russell Cather as treasurer. Joseph B Hodgson becomes schoolmaster after A Taylor Ritter resigns. Pennsylvania Railroad officials arrive in the city to weekend with Mr and Mrs Alexander Baker.
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H. B. McCormac
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
George B. Chapman
W. B. Cornwell
Robert T. Barton
T. Russell Cather
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
City
Alexander Baker
Answers to quiz questions page two
The page lists seven quiz prompts about authors, car milestones, renamings, bottled in bond whiskey age, word meanings, a proposed work week policy, and a presidential nomination, plus questions on Greco Turkish aid and winter sports terms. It notes a total city count for parking meters at 924 with yearly meter receipts near 100 dollars per meter.
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Packard Motor Company
89Th Congress
Boulder Dam
Truman
Norman Thomas Kirk
Senate
Milton J. Reynolds
Public Administration Clearing House
Pocket Size Handy Dictionary Seeks Readers
A compact 410 page self pronouncing dictionary with 21 000 definitions fits in a pocket. It includes Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as a special supplement and sells for twenty five cents postpaid via The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau. Order with coupon and twenty five cents. Help keep Virginia green be careful with fire outdoors.
Strength For The Day by Earl L Douglas on Christ as bridge to heaven
The article extols Christ as teacher leader savior and lord and as the bridge between earth and heaven. It argues heaven is present on earth through him and that the kingdom will be fulfilled at a distant day of adjudication and testing.
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Christ
Earth
Heaven
Twenty Two Boys Sign Up For July 4 Derby
Joseph Massie Jr announced 22 boys have registered for the July 4 Soap Box Derby in this city. Shell Oil will provide portable pits for racer service and inspection. A photo electric timing device will be used at the finish line and entries should be filed by June 1 for a full month of preparation and inspection.
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Joseph Massie, Jr
Massie
Shell Oil Company
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