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Byrd Opposes Continued Bond Issue for State Roads
H H F Byrd argues against expanding the bond issue for roads noting it limits total bonds and favors a substantial but restrained bond plan. He calls for directing funds to a broad state system with tributary and local roads, stressing efficiency, honest management, and timely construction rather than delayed or overextended projects.
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Fancy
Virnia
Virginia
HH. F. Byrd
Anecdotes of early town residents and notable sites
The passage surveys East side houses and tradesmen from early days, naming residents and their professions. It recalls a hanging in 1791 at the corner near Crane’s Hill, then traces property lines along Braddock and Loudoun streets, noting blacksmiths, wagon-makers, hotel-keepers, and merchants tied to the town’s formative period. It mentions Harman Dolby, Hazlewood, Kiger, and John Disk among others.
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Ried John Anderson
Jas. Haney
George Haines
John, Windle
Adam
Alfred
Caleb Messer
William Dolby
Harman
Solier
Braddock St
Lewis Wolfe
Beatty Carson
John Crockwell
John Fagan
Crane
van Horn
Thermits
Corporation
Loudoun St
Randolph
George Pelter
George Kendrick
John Gordon
Tennessee
Brownaville
Pittsburg
Wire
Ohio
James St
Thos
Wilmot
Cooley
Gérrard St
Loudoun
Hollabeck
Hollaback
Hazlewood
George Boston
Loudoun and
Pall Mall
John Medonel
Katie Tuttle
Monmouth
Andrew Kiger
ALL. Slonaker Et Als
A. L. Slonaker
D.M. Dillard
Dillard
A.L. Slonaker
Jesse R. Bailey
Virginia
City of
Winchester
G. Brannon
Ward & Larrick
Fragmented obituary reminiscences and names recalled
The clipped text mentions a city councilman Yor and offices with credit, references to two people in 198, and names such as Carson and Robert who moved west. It lists three daughters Maria Jane and Stanton, with incomplete biographical details and a Reverend figure occupying the next portion.
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Carson
Robert
Maria
Sutton J. Harris
Jane McClay
Stanton
Descriptions of Local Homes and Inhabitants Along German Street
A narrator recalls past residents and owners along German Street and nearby corners. It details former spouses of Edward Hoffman and William R. Shepherd who moved to Kentuckey, the Bush property once home to Henry Baker, and the Baker family line. It notes Hodges brick house built by Mathias Ritter, Grim family carpentry, and Chas Grim and descendants in town.
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Edward Hoffman
Wm. R. Shepherd
Kentuckey
John A. Bush
Henry Baker
Joseph Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Milltown Mills
Baker
H. M. Baker
Samuel
Isaac T. Baker
Henry
J. A. Bush
Hodges
Mathias Ritter
John Grim
Abraham
Jacob
George
William
Peter Coontz
Loudoun
Monmouth
Chas. Grim
Morgan
Chas
Posht
George’m
Charles
John
Z--Jenkins
Thompson
Seals
Anderson
John Hay
Maker and Mrs Rosa Haymakey To Be Continued
A brief note indicates a continued feature titled Maker and Mrs Rosa Haymakey. The fragment suggests an ongoing narrative or profile to resume in a later column.
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Maker
Rosa Haymakey
Filmmakers Move South for Mountain Scenery
A troupe of picture makers will shift toward the mountains to capture scenery as they finish landscapes around the east river. They estimate three months to assemble all production scenes and plan to show Under the Shadow of the Dome in Europe and America.
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Plac
Europe
America
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James M. Cox
Binion
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Congress
Thomas W. Harrison
Byrd
Winchester High School
Grand Opera Quartette
Hagerstown
Inter
State Fair
Pari Mutual
D. R. Staley
J. EG. Reed Sec’y
Braddock St. M.E
W. B. Waters
Rockville, Md
Handley School
Braddock
Showalter & Groves
Real Estate and Insurance
Barnett Coop
Woodstock
J. R. Borden
F. D. Maurertown
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
Wes Acrs
Mazola
County of Frederick
D. M. Diflard
Brill & Ritter
Eggs and Poultry
H. D. Albin
Bell Phone
E. Piccadilly St
Happ
Northern Virginia Power Co
Berryville
Charles Town
Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk &Western
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
Cullman
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Points South
Nothbound
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Fagerstown
W. C. Saunders
Franck Baker & Son
Carver & Mevicar
Market St
Harloe Bros
Good. &Co
Winchester. Va
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