Washington urges Shenandoah Park land action
The Washington Post editorial calls for swift land acquisition in Warren County to complete the Shenandoah National Park. Judge Philip Williams upholds the land condemnation law, enabling Warren County to proceed, with Virginia Conservation Commission chair William E. Cargon directing immediate purchases and boundary-based expansions.
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Washington
Philip Williams
Warren County
Shenandoah National Park
William E. Cargon
Virginia Conservation Commission
Shenandoah
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Winchester water for taxpayers urged by H B McCormac
Alexander Spottswood Dandridge of Winchester Va writes to praise H B McCormac as a leader who will cooperate with taxpayers to secure a sufficient water supply. He cites a September article in The Winchester Evening Star describing McCormac as a nerveful, action driven man trusted by the city.
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Winchester
Winchester Evening Star
H. B. McCormac
McCormac
Alexander Spottswood Dandridge
Mount Pleasant Notes
Mount Pleasant Va October 4 Mr and Mrs Harry Lamp and granddaughter Geraldine spent Sunday with Mrs Dorothy Sager and family at Mount Williams. Visitors at Mr James Rosen berger s Sunday included Mr and Mrs Silas Cather and children of Winchester Mr and Mrs Raymond Racey and children and Miss Bessie Perry all of this vicinity. Mr and Mrs Warner Dyke and son Cecil were calling at the home of Mrs Alice Cochran Sunday evening. Mr John Perry was calling on Mr James Boyce Sunday. Miss Helen Shimp was supper guest of Miss Mary Perry a recent Sunday.
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Mount Pleasant
Harry Lamp
Geraldine
Dorothy Sager
Mount Williams
James Rosenberger
Silas Cather
Winchester
Raymond Racey
Bessie Perry
Warner Dyke
Cecil
Alice Cochran
John Perry
James Boyce
Helen Shimp
Mary. Perry
Roy Rosenberger
Clarence Cochran
Ollie Taylor
Opequon
Bunker Hill
Will Lamp
Edward Cave
Chambers
Roy Nesesbere
Delia Cochran
Eva Perry
Vivian Lamp
Christian Endeavor
Geraldine Lamp
Clark McDonald
Chambersville
Carrie
Margaret
Mildred Ritter
Mary
Hilda Hamilton
Social visits and local notices from Chambersville area
Local residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Bunker Hill Chambersville and Opequon. Delia Cochran from Winchester visits home. Eva Perry guests with Vivian Lamp. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30 led by Harry Lamp. various calls and callers noted. State officials battle over bridge appears as a headline.
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Retail Beans
The Star lists wholesale prices for flour butter eggs and corn products with noted typos. Items include flour at 7.00 to 8.00 per barrel and eggs at 0.40 to 0.50, with creamery butter around 0.49, and cracked corn varying around 0.60 to 0.70. Local retail lines show flour 7.50-8.00 per barrel and mixed feed around 6.00. Market notes indicate uncertain figures and formatting errors.
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Migghoss cc
Fiore Soens
LOGAL
Uaneweee
Peikgg
Abicse
Baltimore
Apple Market Mixed as Weather Dampens Trade
U S Market News Service notes rain through day in Cumberland Shenandoah Potomac District keeping demand moderate and trading light. Carloads FOB usual terms with U S No 1 2 ½ inch up at $4 50 per barrel. Wine soaps car at $6. U S No 1 2 inches to 2 ½ inches peoveanns car at $3 50. Bushel tubs no gales reported pulp per cwt B grade 2 ½ inches up works car $1 40.
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U. S. Market News Service
Cumberland
Shenandoah
Potomac
U. S
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