Virginia county voters to decide road funding by election
A gubernatorial order directs Frederick County Virginia sheriffs to conduct an election on November 6, 1923. The vote seeks approval of a act for funding road work with results to be certified by the Governor. Polling places include Neffstown Brucetown White Hall Ashton Dolans Baker's Gainesboro and nearby communities.
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Virginia
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General Assembly
Alles
Commons
Eber
Richmond
Lew Trinkle
Nolee
Frederick County
Pnc
Neffstown
Brucetown
White
Albin
Ashton
Dolans
Baker's
Gainesboro
Yeakley
Gore
Hussells
Dry Run
Old Forge
Stown
Stephens City
Canter- Armel
Greenwood
Kernstown
Per’s Valley
Luther Pannett
Fragmentary quotation hinting at Leigh Hunt debate
A garbled snippet mentions Leigh Hunt and an idea about finding agreeable things if looked for. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities beyond the author reference.
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Leigh Hunt
Frederick Co Farm Trustee's Sale in Winchester, Va
Trustee sells 148 acre Frederick County farm near Armel by public auction October 6 at the courthouse in Winchester. Owned by late Joseph Pifer, the property includes home and barn, timber, in a good neighborhood near churches and a school. Immediate possession to purchaser with terms 1/3 cash, balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. M. M. Lyn, trustee. Duvall & Dunn, auctioneers.
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Frederi County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Joseph Pifer
Armel
Frederick County
Front Royal
M. M. Lyn
Duvall & Dunn
Why Bluebirds Are Welcome In Homes
A portion of text notes bluebirds as a good omen when they nest near a house and suggests that a married couple may enjoy a happy life if bluebirds settle nearby. It frames nature as providing easy discoveries of necessary things and hints that other knowledge is less essential.
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Epicurus
Four New Kittens At Kenneths House
Bobby rushes home exclaiming to his mother that Kenneth has four new kittens three brunettes and one blonde the cutest of them all. The remark highlights the blonde kitten among the litter.
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Bionde
Bobby
Kenneth
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Walking Sticks From Hedgerows and Privilege in Friendship
A column cites English hedgerows in Herefordshire and Worcestershire yielding walking sticks for towns and the mutual payments between farmer and cutter. It links privilege to genuine work and notes a child’s wish to join a real street orchestra over lessons.
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