New Orchard Firm Formed in Maryland Chartered by West Virginia Official
The Rosemont Orch Company, formed to establish an apple and peach fruit arch in Maryland, has received a state charter in West Virginia. Headquarters will be in Martinsburg with a $25,000 capital. Directors include C. A. Miller T. W. Loyd T. W. Sparrow S. S. Folker and Kiam C. Morton, all of Martinsburg.
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Maryland
Rosemont Orch Company
West Virginia
Martinsburg
C. A. Miller
T. W.loyd
T. W. Sparrow
Ss. S. Folker
Kiam C. Morton
Martinsure
Refugees in Poland Face Starvation Without Food Aid
Washington reports from Warsaw warn that Russian exiles in Poland could die from malnutrition unless funds are found to buy food. The legation stresses the refugees are in a desperate condition. A stray bee anecdote appears in the text without relevance to the main report.
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Washington
Poland
State Department
Legation
Warsaw
Marriages and Wrangel Offer in 1930s News
Star Tannery Virginia reports the marriage of Fred Heishman to Glenna Dodson after a trip to Hagerstown and Washington. Milford Shell wed Wallie Himelright on November 20. In Paris, General Wrangel offers to return to lead anti Bolshevik forces against Soviet Russia, with an army of about 70 000 men organized since the Crimea defeat.
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Star Tannery
Fred Heishman
R. Heishman
Glenna Dodson
Alonzo Dodson
Hagerstown
Stils
Washington
Shell
Milford Shell
Hery Shell
Wallie Himelright
Associated Press
Paris
Wrangel
Russia
Hospital Gifts Aid Winchester Centered Care Efforts
Memorial Hospital activities described as a community asset, drawing patients from Virginia and West Virginia and generating substantial local economic impact. Dr. McGuire notes charitable service despite $3,000 doubtful accounts and daily costs of care. The hospital, debt around $10,000, seeks regional donations to cover deficits and maintain high standards.
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Amoy Dre McGuire
Orde
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Medical Center
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
West Virginia
McGuire
Star
Common Council of
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Prices Run Continued from a page 1
The article contrasts trading low quality fruit at $1.50 per barrel with premium produce at $2 per bushel, arguing poor fruit depresses demand for good varieties. It lists ten points urging growers to produce well grown fruit, employ simple methods, and apply consistent, informed practice to earn better prices and profits.
Pursuit of Excellence in Modern Agricultural Practice
ASo-called specialist explains his method of mastering agricultural success by observing others, investing in tools, reading current literature, and dedicating focus to one aim. He emphasizes collaboration among agriculturists, sharing techniques to secure good prices and steady results year round.
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Olue
Paul
Cumberland Valley Firemen Set August Meeting in Martinsburg
The Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association plans its 1922 annual business session in Martinsburg Virginia with Martinsburg fire companies inviting the event. Martinsburg would withdraw its invitation if another city hosts the demonstration, but paving work may prevent moving the event. Capt. Robert L Gray of Winchester presided at the Martinsburg meeting. Miss Nancy Chapman leaves for near Washington to attend school this winter.
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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Martinsburg
Martinsbore
Respyen
Robert L Gray
Winchester
Association
Firestone reduces dividend and cuts salaries
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company directors told common stockholders the dividend will drop to 6 percent for December, down from 8 percent, as part of a policy to conserve cash during the present adjustment period. All salaries will be cut by 10 percent immediately, after noting a 20 percent rise earlier to meet higher living costs.
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Associated Press
Akron
Firestone ‘Tire and Rubber Company
Golden rulers act on square golden
The Nash Clothing Manufacturing Company in Cincinnati plans a one month job surrender by its 500 employees on a voluntary basis. Workers agreed to suspend January or February to aid other clothing factories, amid strategic talks involving company leaders.
Arrests Made Over Destroyed Evidence in Bulling Trust Probe
New York November 30 reports reveal 20 members of the employing alliance involved in a lathing ci case were arrested on charges of destroying evidence. The incidents relate to a legislative committee investigation into the bulling trust.
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Associated
New York
Alli
Bulling Trust
Revival Sees Many Conversions in Greenwood Virginia
In Greenwood Virginia on November 30 revival services entered a tenth day with about twenty conversions to Christ, many young. The event features Rev Walter Med very able and nightly talks drawing attendees. Also noted are visitors and locals sharing news of nearby families and travel.
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Greenwood
Christ
Walter Med
Edward Pope
Matthew Eber
Mer
William Hannen
William Allbright
Pittsburg
Edgar Carper
Grr
Winchester
Er Bentzel
Latrobe
Mammon
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James Carnes
Vincennes Ind
Carnes
Robert Himelright
Maurertown
David Rhodes
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Gray & Sheetz
J. M. Orndoff Style
Nancy Chapman
Washington, D. C
Harloe Bros
Harloe Bro
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Bethiehei
Chile
Montana
States Steel
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