Bond Issue Debate Reevaluated By Governor Stuart
The piece recalls Governor Stuart's opposition to a $12,000,000 bond plan in 1922 and argues Virginia has $8,000,000 unspent funds with $5,000,000 carried over. It cites critics misusing figures and warns that a $30.9 million roads bond would invite further bonds, urging pay as you go funding via a gasoline tax.
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Feira
Pean Trinkle
Stuart
White
Leesburg
Virginia
Iam
Homer Ferguson
Virginia Press Association Export News
Hetentcher
Woldis
Hampton Roads
North Carolina
Ich
New York
Irman Shirley
Ginia
Saacabiy
the Star
Frederick County
Bond advocates and Senate vote on gasoline tax plan
A fragmented passage questions bond advocates sincerity and outlines a Senate coalition led by a figure named Godrick with about four leaders and thirty in support. It hints at doubts over whether the coalition truly intends to fund a proposed gasoline tax project.
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Senate
Se “Godrick
A Ted
Wiltis
Ex-Senator Cannon Criticized For Pay-as-You-Go Stance
The Richmond city solicitor and former senator James Cannon is criticized as intolerant of county interests. The passage notes his labeling of county people and his attack on Governor Trinkle over the pay-as-you-go plan, urging caution in accepting his views.
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James Cannon
Richmond
Hue and Tabor
Senate
Divid
Cannon
King and ‘Queen Court House
Trinkle
Rippling Rhymes on Toilers Sleep and Rest
Poem contrasts a busy worker's night of rest with city noise and toil. It celebrates dreamless sleep despite weather, roars, and disruptions, while the speaker laments idleness and envy of the laying worker who enjoys uninterrupted slumber. Copyright remarks appear at the end.
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Donjon
Free Rupture Treatment Offer From W S Rice
Advertises a free trial of a rupture treatment promising to tighten muscles and close the opening without a truss or operation. Urges immediate written request to W S Rice at 898 B Main St Adams NY, noting dangers like gangrene even for small ruptures and claiming success for large cases.
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Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Sample Treatment Offer Prompts Rupture Help Ad
A fragment advertises free sample treatment for rupture with a contact address on Main Street Adams Minnesota. The message urges readers to send for the stimulating application.
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Adams, N
Apparent stomach trouble blamed on general ailment
An advertorial claims many women misattribute abdominal pain to other causes and promotes Adlerika a glycerine buckthorn bark formula said to cleanse both bowels relieve chronic appendicitis and obstinal constipation with gas and poisons removal by The People's Drug Store.
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People’s _ Drug Store
Aay
Clarke county projects and schools advance in Berryville news
Clarke and Frederick county schools consolidate one room schools in Marke to Berryville High School with large bus transport. Groundwork progresses on a new Rosemont farm site for a Berryville High School. A commercial course expands for upper grades. Health work shifts to a county health worker, with extensive school visits. Apple harvest praised. Byrd packing plant hires eighty, and Neill and Warden orchards plan large output. Community groups report finances, livestock sales, and local awards, with officers elected for the Golden Rule Circle and a state convention delegation named.
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Berryville
Leslie D. Kline
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Marke
Serryville High School
Rosemont Farm
Washington-to-Winchester
Cooley
Jain T. Scott
Clarke County
Crawford
Clarke and Warren
Harry F. Byrd
Neill
Warden
Mr. Harper
Byrd
Boyce
White Post
N. B. Page
R. B. Crawford
Richmond
W. T. Lewis
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Fund
E. ‘D.hotchkiss
Virginia
Monticello
Jefferson
Golden Rule Circle of
King's Daughters
H. B. Whiting
A. P. Osborne
Clarke County Music Club
King’s Daughters
Staunton
John Huyett
Agnes Taps
Police Court Fines and Motorcycle Arrests Reported
C F Hottle paid a $12 fine in police court yesterday afternoon for speeding. Emory Keyser left $6 50 for operator B as his car’s cut-out remained open. Five arrests were made by Motorcycle Policeman Ben Armel.
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C. F. Hottle
Emory Keyser
Ben Armel
Advert in The Star Promises Local Business Boost
The Star invites businesses to place advertisements promising increased visibility and customer reach. An outlined rate card and contact details were provided for local merchants seeking schedule and placement options amid a competitive market.
Mt Falls Va Item Requests Public Record
In Mt Falls Virginia on October 16 1923 a short note by ROWELL appears to reference a local public record or notice with unclear details. The fragment preserves the date and place and the signer ROWELL.
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Mt. Falls, Va
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Robert T. Barton
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White Cross
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