Gov Smith to Campaign Train Through Virginia and Carolinas
Gov EB Smith the Democratic nominee plans a two day campaign tour by special train stopping in Raleigh Greensboro Salisbury and Charlotte before arriving in Richmond at 9 15 a m Thursday Richmond will be first personal stop on the rear train with three hour conference periods in each city en route to Tennessee and Kentucky with further stops in North Carolina Virginia and nearby states.
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Lynchburg
EB. Smith
Aioe
Tennessee
Kentucky
Gov. Smith
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Richmond
Virginia Capital
Raleigh
N. C
Greensboro
Salisbury
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Nash
Arrival schedule and travel details for the speaker
The party notes arrival in Louisville at 6 30 p m for confete before the governor heads to Louisville for his first trip speech. The governor is set to arrive in Louisville at 10 a m Saturday, with government forest reserves needing to be cleared of cigarette-throwing campers to keep the area safe.
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Ville
Vennor
Louisville
Kentucky
Divorce Action Filed in Frederick County Circuit Court
The court orders defendant William McKinley Burcham to appear within ten days after publication to protect his interest in Olive Elizabeth versus William McKinley Burcham. Publication required weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star Winchester Virginia and posting at the courthouse by October 15, 1928. Deputy Clerk Blanche E Noon. Ward and Larrick represent the plaintiff.
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Houston Post-Dispatch
Frederick
Olive Elizabeth
William Mckintey Yitrehade
William McKinley Burcham
Virginia
Fivening Star
Winchester
Blanche E. Noonan
Ward & Larrick
P.q
Commissioner's reference in Beverley estate case set for Nov 9
Notice from the Winchester Virginia court announces a master commissioner will report on real estate, liens, and beneficiaries in the Beverley estate. The time and place for proceedings is November 9, 1928 at 10 A.M. in Winchester, with publication serving as notice to all interested parties.
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Susan Faulkner Beverley
Belle Faulkner Ferguson
J. Gray Beverley
Winneee Va
Commissioner's Office
Rouss Avenue
Winchdster
Rouse Ave
Winchester
B. P. Harrison
C. C. Ward & Larrick
P.g
Vinol Promises New Life and Pep for Nervous People
An old advertisement touts Vinol a tonic of iron phosphates cod liver peptone and other ingredients. It claims the first bottle improves sleep boosts appetite and renews energy for those with nervous fatigue and low vitality.
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Vinci
Emma Bryant
Baker's Drug Store
Adv
National Geographic Photographers Shoot Monticello and UVA
Expert photographers from National Geographic completed color photo shoots at Monticello and the University of Virginia for a future magazine article by Paul Wilstach. Franklin L. Fisher led a team of five with Wilstach visiting three days. Night color images with the Jefferson searchlight claimed to be a first.
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University
National Geographic Magazine
Monticello
University of Virginia
Paul Wilstach
Franklin L. Fisher
Wilstach
Richmond
Eleanor Frey
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson
Local Market Report Highlights Wholesale Prices
The Star lists today s wholesale prices for grains feeds and creatures including corn meal middling and mixed feed. Notable figures show corn meal at 2.80 per cwt and mixed feed at 2.20 while butter fat No 1 at 0.46 and local retail flour at 8.25 per barrel.
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Star
Cracked corn and dairy items listed with prices
A fragment lists cracked corn at 2.70, butter at 40, eggs and other dairy products with prices unclear. The readable items suggest a small general store price notice or catalog snippet. No clear dates, locations, or named entities are present.
Baltimore Wholesale Market Report Summary
Market notes show wholesale prices for livestock in Baltimore with unclear lines mentioning hens young chickens lambs hogs pigs and cattle. The garbled text implies end of day corrections and price references but fails to provide clear figures or dates.
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Baltimore
Democratic Rally at Brayarly School in Albin Friday Night
Former Mayor W. W. Glass of Winchester and Hunter R. Hughes of Albin will speak at a Democratic rally at the Brayarly school house in Albin at 7.20 p.m. Friday October 12, announced today by T. Russell Cather, local campaign chairman.
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W. W. Glass
Winchester
Hunter R. Hughes
Albin
Bryarly School
T. Russell Cather
Local band to perform with refreshments by community group
A community event will feature music by a local band and refreshments provided by the Democratic women of the community.
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Democratic Women of Thet
Philadelphia police captain indicted over grand jury remark
The Philadelphia police captain indicted in case 358 says the grand jury did not mean to slight him and seeks to clear the record. No further details on charges or proceedings were provided in the report.
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Philadelphia
Indianapolis
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