Apple Trust Behind Yew Paw Meeting Discussion
Washington reports Rep Mann of South Carolina has introduced a bill to standardize fruit and vegetable classifications for interstate and foreign commerce. The measure, backed by the American Fruit Growers, would set grading by the Bureau of Markets and limit color variation, risking hardships for small apple growers. A mass meeting of fruit growers is set for 2 PM on Saturday November 29 at City Hall Corporation Court room to discuss the proposal.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Representative Mann
South Carolina
Congress
Committee On Agriculture
House
Frederick County
Bureau of Markets
Apple Trust
Corporation Court
Real estate listings and sales ads in town directory
Various properties for sale include modern frame houses on South Washington and Gerard streets with utilities, a brick dwelling on Main Street, center town business property, seven acres of fruit land near Winchester, five acres with a city dwelling, and bonds for sale. Also Ford cars for sale, an auction for household goods of the late Mr and Mrs Lansley, and a Thanksgiving turkey dinner at Hotel Evans.
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Washington Street
Gerard Street
Main Street
Winchester
Fruit Growers Mass Meeting in City Court Room
A mass meeting for Frederick County Fruit Growers Association is set for 2 p.m. Saturday November 29 in the City Court Room. State Entomologist Mr Wl Schoene will discuss the pruning of cedar trees.
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Frederick County
Wl Schoene
Ip-Tf
Private dancing classes listed with location and times
Private dancing classes every Tuesday and Friday from 8 30 p m to 10 30 p m under good instructor Nutter's Music and Dancing Academy at 136 N Main Street. Apples wanted. Sam Haines Winchester. Big delicious cakes pies and home made bread sold by W C T U at Mrs Arthur Leafe 116 S Stewart Street Wednesday afternoon November 26th. Send in your order early Beeps8
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Nutter’s Music and Dancing Academy
N. Main Street
Arthur Leafe
S. Stewart Street
Lutheranism in State Discussed at Grace Church Meeting
A large crowd gathered in Grace Lutheran Church Sunday night to discuss Lutheranism in Virginia. Attendees from Shepherdstown Bloom Stephens City and nearby areas heard Rev A A Kelly outline goals for fuller church service and plans for a reunion near Winchester next summer inviting F H Knuble to speak. A committee chaired by Kelly was formed to organize.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Virginia
Shepherdstown
Bloom
Stephens City
Grace Cooper
Claud Henkel
W. E. Cooper
A. A. Kelly
Lutheran Church
Harry Snyder
W. Va
R. H. Cline
H. E. H. Sloop
Asa Richards
Levettsville
A. L. Green
T. J. Cooper
Winchester
F. H. Knuble
D. D
L.L. D
New York
United Lutheran Church of America
Mr. Miley
Toms Brook
Arthur Machir
Strasburg
Wood Wanted by Winchester Wood Co at 49 S Market St
King's Daughters seek Thanksgiving donation to Mrs. George Kurtz home by Wednesday morning. Hotel Evans advertises a la carte service.
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King’s Daughters
King’s
George Kurtz
George ‘Kurtz
Buy Beatley Home at Court House Auction
Auction notice announces sale of Beatley home at the front court house at 11 oclock on Monday December 1. Bidding will cover parcels 25 26 28 29 and 1p as listed in the notice.
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Front Court House
Red detainees strike at Ellis Island prison over visiting barriers
More than three radicals awaiting deportation hearings at Ellis Island began two strikes in 24 hours after demanding removal of wire screens separating them from visitors. They refused breakfast and continued hunger actions as five new recruits joined, bringing total to 73 including two girls arrested in a raid on the Russian People's House.
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Associated Press
New York
Ellis Island
House Immigration Committee
Motors and Steels Make Good Advance
The New York stock market opened dull after initial inquiries but showed broader advances. General Motors gained 13 points while other large automakers rose 2 to 6 points. Representative steel stocks were notably higher with gains in equipment and shipping shares. Call loans started at 7 percent, eased to 6, then prices on the general list remained elevated.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors
Sale of McGarley Property at 601 S Braddock St
Sale of McGarley property located at 601 S Braddock Street scheduled for November 29 at 11 o'clock in front of the Court House. Official notice dated November 25 with parcel reference 1p-41.
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McGarley
S. Braddock St
Court House
Flower Shop Ad and Whitacre School Box Social
Chrysanthemums roses carnations sweet peas and violets offered by The Flower Shop opposite Hotel Evans. A box social will be held at Whitacre School on Wednesday evening November 26 at 7 30 p m. Public invited with refreshments served.
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Hotel
Evans
BOX Social
Whitacre School
Buy Beatly Home Front Court House
A brief notice indicates a sale at the front court house scheduled for 11 o'clock. The fragment suggests a public sale event with names or parties not clearly readable.
Federal prohibition chief outlines local enforcement policy
Washington November 25. Federal prohibition commissioner John F. Kramer told the Methodist Church temperance board that state and municipal authorities will enforce the Eighteenth Amendment with federal help only if local officials fail. He described a chain of inspectors moving from state to district levels to investigate and arrest as needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
John F. Kramer
Kramer
Wood for sale by Winchester Wood Co
Local notice advertises lumber available from Winchester Wood Co at 49 S Market St. Call to place orders.
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Winchester Wood Co
S. Market St
Regular Ww. Cc. T. U. Meeting Friday
The regular meeting of the Ww. Cc. T. U. will be held Friday November 28 at 3 p m.
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Ww. Cc. T. U
Vital Problems to be Discussed at Inter Church Conferences
Winchester clergy and lay leaders plan to attend Inter-Church World Movement conferences in Richmond December 3 5 and Lynchburg December 10 12. National church experts will present on world needs reconstruction social unrest free speech loyalty and Christian Americanization of foreigners to unite Protestant congregations statewide.
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Winchester
Richmond
Lynchburg
Inter-Church World Movement
United States
Slavs Ready 10 Fight Italians in Adriatic Tangle
Telegrams from Belgrade to the Serbian bureau in Berne report Jugo Slav states prepared to fighting Italy over the Adriatic as allied powers weigh intervention. The dispatches note readiness to clash if war erupts, with tensions rising between Serbia and Italy. The item also mentions the King’s Daughters and a social note about Mrs. George Kurtz's home.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Berne
Belgrade
Zara
Scalato
Adriatic
Braddock Street Church Missionary Society Meets at Blake Home
The regular monthly meeting of Braddock Street Church's adult missionary society will be held at the home of Mrs. W. L. Blake at 405 Fairmont Avenue on Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Contact H. I. Gruber at 21 W Piccadilly St for service details.
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H. I. Gruber
Piccadilly St
Missionary Society
Braddock St. Church
W.L. Blakemore
Fairmont Avenue
Plan to Defer Interest on Allied Loans
London and Washington announce talks on deferring interest payments on loans between Britain the United States and allies during the war for three years. Officials say negotiations are active with allies seeking relief and no early conclusion in sight.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Washington
Treasury Department
Paris
Teachers of State Begin Convention in Richmond
The Virginia State Teachers Association opened its annual meeting in Richmond with delegates from counties and cities. The event runs through Saturday and features addresses by leading educators. local attendees include Leslie D. Kline Elizabeth Russell Lucy Spitzer John C. Horn Julius W. Richard and Rev R B Mitchell. The Rev Mitchell also announces church appointments and welcome services at Bartonville Rock Enon Springs Capon Bridge Ebenezer and Whitacre. Mrs Walter Pollard and Miss Maye Strosnider were seen shopping in Harrisonburg from Winchester.
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Virginia State Teachers’ Association
Richmond
United States
Leslie D. Kline
Frederick
Clarke County
Elizabeth Russell
Stonewall
Lucy Spitzer
Shawnee
Opequon
John C. Horn
Julius W. Richard
R. B. Mitchell
Christian
Church of Christ
Bartonville
Christian Endeavor
Rock Enon Springs
Capon Bridge
Ebenezer
Whitacre
Walter Pollard
Maye Strosnider
Winchester
Harrisonburg
News-Record
Coal miners wage dispute weighs on Wilson cabinet
Washington Nov 25 President Wilsons cabinet expected to decide on the wage conflict between bituminous coal miners and operators. New General Palmer backs McAdoos figures. any wage rise would be tied to broader fuel price actions as crisis media reports note stringent measures in industry and potential railcar shortages across states.
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Washington
Wilson
Worth
Palmer
Charles
Ernor Davis
Virginia National Guarda
Roanoke
Are. Nee
Chicago
Middle West
Indiana
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Kentucky
FE. H. Jewett
Clothes Wanted for Three Bright Boys
Appeal seeks boys clothing for three boys aged 9 10 and 11 to allow them to attend school. Request for shirts trousers coats shoes and stockings. Drop off at Red Cross Office in City Hall weekdays 9 to 5.
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Red Cross
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Hansbrough & Carter i Loans Investments
FORD
Overland Sales & Service CO
Cor
Jos. H. Lansley
Tuy
Hotel Evans
Apples
Sam Haines
Iptf
S Market St
Beatley
LD. Kline
Transportation
Ww. Bond
R. T. Barton
Libert
J. Richardson
W G. Hardy
AED
C. E Koontz
DR Anderson
Miss Sheckells
Mrs. Griffith
DR. Cox
of the
Frederick County Community Survey
Federal
Cars For Hire
Gov. Davis
Lee County
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