Byrd Defends State Expenditures At Rousing Valley Rally
Governor Byrd touts Virginia budgets during a rally in the Upper Valley. He argues 82 cents of tax revenue fund roads and schools, rebuts attacks on park spending, and cites a state surplus of 4.5 million dollars versus a prior deficit. He highlights Wise expenditures benefiting schools, roads, and state institutions.
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Brown
Shenandoah National Park Project
Byrd
de Jarnette
General Assembly
Governor Byrd Praises Virginia Prosperity and Law Enforcement
The governor cited 265 million dollars in new Virginia industries and higher state convictions in 1919 and 1920, claiming strong law enforcement. He defended his pledge against pardon for intoxicated driving, praised Virginia traditions and prosperity, commended Augusta’s representatives and Dr Pollard for governorship prospects, and paid tribute to Hugh Sproul.
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Virginia
Democratic Party
Augusta
Pollard
Byrd
Hugh Sproul
Mr. Sproul
Uncertain Morning Guidance Echoes Through Detroit
Local readers face a murky start as residents wonder whether to crank up the furnace or keep it idle for the day amid fluctuating weather advisories and uncertain energy use patterns.
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Detroit News
Radio schedule fragment with multiple station listings
A dense OCR style table lists radio program times and stations from many markets. Entries include dinners, concerts, news, theater, and musical programs with call letters such as WABC WEAF WOR WJZ WBZ WGY WHAM WCAU KDKA and many more.
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WEAF
New York
NBC
WRC
WCAE
WWJ
WTAG
Taeck Oews
Nee
Oo Eeeese Weel
WTIC
WJAR
WGR
Floyd Gibbons
WHAS
WBT
WGY
WRVA
Wfijic
WJAX
WSB
Ted Fiorito
Hotel Orchestra
Chicago
WABC
CBS Chain
Cellar Knights
WFBL
WKRC
WCAO
WHK
WADC
WLBW
WHP
WDOD
WIYBJ
WWNC
U. S. Army Band
WCAU
WEAN
WNAC
WEKRC
WMAL
WCAC
WMAQ
WJAS
WHP Dod
WDBI
WMAK
WGHP
WSPD
Uncle Joe
Pat
Paris
WNACG
Wmare Ae
WLEW
WMA i
Wjas Walc
WMAI
WJIAS
Wdoood
WKBW
WDBJI
Lyman
WHI
NBC Chain
Mormon Choir
Salt Lake City
KDKA
WSM
WJJZ
Roxy and His Gang
Rodolfo Hoyos
WHAM
WIOD
Ce Ee Mariani
WBZ
WIR
WLY
KYW
wLlw
WPG Atlantic
WBAL
Baltimore
Hartford
WIE
Newark
Schenectady
Aets Ene Midshipmen
the Empire
Fraternity Row
Moonbeams
Philadelphia
Furuie
Meeow
Springfield
Arch Riders
WLW
Cincinnati
Jack Little
WCX
WSR
Detroit
WJZ
WSB Atlanta
Wijz & Weaf
Conservatory
Spain
Middletown State Bank Financial Statement October 4 1929
I W R Campbell cashier swear the above is a true statement of the financial condition of Middletown State Bank located at Middletown Frederick County Virginia at the close of business on October 4 1929 to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Winchester
Frederick
State of Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Alson S. Hott
Yee Commercial and Savings Bank
County of
State of
Virginia
John J. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Middletown State Bank, Inc
Middletown
W. R. Campbell
Middletown State Bank c
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Virginia Crops Show Fair Yields Despite Drought
The 1929 Virginia harvest is projected to be fair with an October condition at 77 percent of normal. Tobacco was largely cut by October 1 while corn gains from September rains. apples tobaco and peanuts dipped slightly due to August-September weather. Hay output rose to about 1.61 million tons, and U.S. hay nationwide reached over 100 million tons. milk and egg production per farm fell modestly in September.
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Virginia
Federal Crop Reporting Service
United States
Heavy supplies of barrel fruit in Liverpool
Prices in London and Southampton are lower than in Liverpool. London and Canada apples flood markets while American fruit shows headway in continental markets. Martinsburg market reports cool conditions and steady demand with moderate inquiry and good demand for bushel tubs.
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Liverpool
London
Southampton
British Empire
W. H. Nicholson
U. S
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland-Shenandoah-Potomac
Bertha Palmer May Reignite Midwest Social Dynasty
The Chicago social scene could again bow to the Palmer family as Bertha Palmer, debutante daughter of the late Mrs. Potter Palmer, ascends social leadership once more. Edith Rockefeller McCormick currently leads, while the Palmers plan to move from the Lake Shore Drive mansion to a nearby apartment after selling the family home for 3 million and planning a 25 million apartment building on the site.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Midwest Society
Bertha Palmer
Switzerland
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Louisville
Palmers
Midwest
Yorks and Grimes Apples Market Report From Rochester
Market notes from Rochester indicate prices and movement for apples and tub stock. U S No 1 remain firm with small gains across varieties such as Yorks Staymans and Spys while shipments press from cold storage and previous sales. Prices cited include Yorks at 1.50 to 2.25 and Grimes 2.00. Baldwins 1.75. Staymans 2.15 to 2.25. Spys 2.25 with general demand described as slow but market steady.
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U. S
U.S
Grimes
Yorks
Ben Davis
Rochester
N. Y
Baldwins
Spys
Market report notes wholesale prices and local events
The page lists wholesale market quotes for Wheat Corn and other grains, feeds, eggs, butter, and live poultry with price ranges, alongside a Baltimore wholesale table. It also records a social item noting Mr. and Mrs. James Streit and son James visiting Ellicott City relatives.
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Upper Valley
Mr. B
Rotogravure
Bank No
Pital
Percy D. Miller
H. C. Sheetz
J. S. Haldeman
Dorothy W. Green
Sam Banking
Capitanite
Ahman
Weta Ulate
ARBOR
H. C. Sheet
Yas. M. Brown
John L Sl Cas
Osburn
Adans Cadans
Clear Channel
Lun
Pittsburgh
Tom Bhaednwe Awa
Newcomb
Central and Southern
George Berkey
Orchestra
Charlotte
Thea Il Oe
Madrid
WSM Nashville
WJZ & Weaf
Maur Fenam
WSM Dance Orchestra
Richmond
William Byrd
Wrrat
Artes
Inc
Ww. R. Campbell
Oo. Larrick
Funke Rhodes
Sperry
Grove
Market Report
The
Star
Wwe
James Streit
James
Helen
Ellicott City, Md
Piccadilly Street
S. Cameron St
Peyton Street
Clarence Miller
American Cooperage Co
L. Jackson
Apple Storage Co
Mons
N. Braddock St
J. M. Hott
Kent St
Republic
G. L. Carter
Berryville
Victor Orthophonic Victrola
G. Clarence Miller
O. T. Ritter
W. Clifford St
J. Robt. Swartes
Braddoc St
Antique Shops, Inc
N. Market St
E. Piccadilly St
Wm. Peters
Syncro Motors Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Shade
Hotel Fairfax
N. Main St
Highland Ave
Gigi
Troi Leas
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