Credit demand shows an increase in this district
An Oct 6 1924 report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond notes higher credit demand across the district between August 5 and September 15, with discount rates and deposits up and cash reserves rising. The Richmond bank’s reserve changes mirrored a broader rise in loan and deposit activity, while a separate Winchester case orders reference proceedings and estate valuations pending further actions.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Dea
Credit
Npr
Enese
Commson
Richmond Serve
Virginia Governor Declares National Apple Day Week 1924
Governor E. Lee Trinkle proclaims October 31 1924 as National Apple Day and October 31 to November 6 1924 as National Apple Week in Virginia urging apple growers civic groups schools merchants hotels and restaurants to celebrate and stress use of Virginia apples and products.
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Trinkle
Virginia
Lee Trickle
Commonwealth of Virginia
Car Wreck Near Gore Blinds Middletown Man
T D Kline an employee of Winchester Lumber Corp returning by auto from Gore Saturday night about midnight was blinded by oncoming lights and ran into a concrete culvert. His car was badly damaged but Kline escaped injury.
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T. D. Kline
Middletown
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Aut Mobile
Gore
Mr. Kline
St Jacobs Oil advertised as instant rheumatic relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatic pain and stiffness. It claims quick relief for sci atica neuralgia sprains and urges readers to get a small trial bottle at any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oil
Kernstown News Notes Update of Local Visits and Birth
Kernstown Va October 4 report lists visits to Mr and Mrs Milton Swartz and others from Asbury Round Hill Brunswick and Wegerstowd. Congratulations to Raymond Swartz on the birth of a baby boy eight and a half pounds.
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Kernstown
Aerong Swartz
Milton Swartz
Ter Asbury
Clarenes’ Giteny
Mase Ter Edward
Hagerstown
Samuel Grubbs
Winchester
Will Dunn
Charles Town
W. Va
Herbyry Cee
Herbert and
Winon
Round © Hill
Walter McCauley
Herbert White
Brunswick
Clarence
Mas
Wegerstowd
George Pope
Nergatown
Raymond Swarts
Miltoh Swartz
Raymond Swaked
Local Market Notes and Court Notice in Winchester
A market report lists wholesale and retail prices for corn, meal, butter, flour, hay, and stock feed with assorted figures. A legal notice from Frederick County Circuit Court orders Virginia residents to appear and address a suit seeking refund of 728.03 dollars plus interest, with publication for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star.
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Star
Desbevessee
FBI
Frederick
Bugedh C. Stickley
J. A. Hammack
Russell C. Stickley
Hobe M. Ward
Hanitifack
Ida B. Wyndham
Joseph L. Hammack
C. E. Stickley
J¢ Ashby
Hammond. Estep
Melvin Estep
Florence Lee
Ruth Estep
Eran Maud
Ay Jos. A. Nack
Virginia
Winchester
Winchester to Hold Bond Election in 1924 for City Debt Refunding
Winchester Virginia Corporation Court orders an election for November 4 1924 to authorize bonds totaling 130000 dollars to redeem and refund existing city indebtedness. The ordinance lists bonds due dates and amounts for Handley Board of Trustees and Rouse Hall bonds and directs publication and posting under Virginia law.
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Winchester
Virgina
Capa
Wornchester
Virginia
Chester
Corporation Court
City ‘of
City of
City of Winchester
Handley Board of Trustees
Handley’ Board of Trustees
Rouse, Hall
Corporation Court of Winches
Winches
I. J. B. Beverley
Corporation Court For
English Flappers Seek Jobs With London Police Force
English women urge entry to Scotland Yard as a committee backs more police women. Parliament must pass salaries legislation before recruiting begins. Applicants include young bobbed hair girls and grave older women pressing to guard John Bull’s peace.
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London
Scotland Yard
England
Whitehall
John Bull
Thaw Denies Winchester Support Amid Controversy
Harry K. Thaw, touring for the Washington and Lee football team, disputes recent Winchester Virginia stories claiming locals shunned or condemned him. He cites a letter from a Rouss Fire Company member denying blackballing him on admission and says townspeople have treated him better since the reports appeared.
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Owashington
Harry K. Thaw
Washington
Washington and Lee
Winchester
Thase
Thaw
Rouss Fire Company
Adanaigsion
jeiHe
Community Notes From Marlboro and Nearby
Local dispatches report Mrs G Jamison visiting Ks B Janikson and a Shull family member recovering after a hospital operation in Loudoun County. Mrs Parker hosted visitors from Stephens City while John Cooley bought an acre from Mamie Miller. The Primitive Baptists plan meetings October 4 and 5. Jacoben family enjoyed Sunday with daughter Mrs Joe Huffman as Linsburg's W P B Linsburg spent time with his father in Clary.
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G. Patch
Ks. B. Janikson
H. H
Shull
G. Vlnano
Loudoun
County
B. Jamison
H. H. Shull
Parker
Stephens City
Primitive Baptists
John Cooley
Mamie Miller
Jacoben
Joe Huffman
Linsburg
Clary
Officer Intervenes In Front of Gordon Gin Social
Three men drank from a Gordon gin bottle behind a Worth Main Street restaurant when Officer Hollis interrupted them. They fled, jumped a fence to Piccadilly Street, and drove away in a car. One suspect, later named, is to be served with a warrant at his Clarke County home. Evidence from the scene was recovered.
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Ait C. Stine
Corporation Court
Wincheser
A. Noakes
M. M. Lynch
Reebreton
Yard
Worth Main Street
Hollis
Piccadilly Street
Auto Drunk Claim Shakes Middletown Area
Albert Steele of Middletown travel east and went to Winchester where police say he became intoxicated while driving. An automobile bottle reportedly found in the car. He faced a driving under influence charge with a minimum 30 days jail and $100 fine plus costs, and was sentenced later the same day. He telephoned his wife and children asking them to go to her father’s after the morning hearing.
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Albert Steele
Middletown
Winchester
Hollis and
Dove
App
Costa
Ant
Balzac's Rigid Working Routine Revealed
Balzac, the renowned novelist, kept austere hours writing from two in the morning until eight in the evening. He slept six hours daily and subsisted on fruit and vegetables, shaping famed productivity through strict regimen.
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Balzac
Aix
Court Postpones Tar and Feather Case Hearings
Frederick Maryland court postpones until October 13 the remaining 18 cases arising from tarring and feathering at Myersville last July. One man, Harry Leatherman, was found guilty in the attack on the Grandon girl. sentence not yet passed. Mrs Shank pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing.
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Frederick
de Grandon
Myersville
Stoday
Harry Leatherman
Shank
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NJ & Corporation
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Sten
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