Farm Bureau Opposes Republican Tariff, Urges Democratic Vote
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports that the GOP tariff raises costs for farmers by about 300 million dollars yearly. It argues the tariff keeps prices high for wheat and other essentials, harming market access abroad. The bureau calls for tariff relief and urges farmers to support the Democratic ticket.
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Parm Bureau
Cingham County
Virginia
Chicago
Ogee
Woodrow Wilson
American Farm Bureau
North Carolina Fails to Meet Pay-As-You-Go Plan
A fragmented clipping notes criticism from Virginia about North Carolina not meeting a pay-as-you-go road funding plan. The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch is cited as contrasting Virginia unfavorably with North Carolina and commenting on bond funds and construction delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iptins
Virginia
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
North Carolina
Norfolk
Carolina
Gandot
Coniaeltn
Virginia and North Carolina Road Plan Sparks Cross Border Debate
An editorial excerpt argues the pay as you go plan for Virginia’s George Washington highway edge contrasted with North Carolina’s bond funded linking road. It warns eight miles at South Misworth lacks funding and urges North Carolina to proceed to preserve Virginia’s road value and encourage cross state commerce and tourism. Local notices follow with names and relatives listed.
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Virginia
Norfolk
North Carolina
George, Washington
Deep Creek Canal
North Carolina Line
North Carolina Highway Commission
South Millis
South Misworth
Carolina
South Norfolk
Great Bridge
Portsmouth
Elizabeth City
South Mills
Izabeth City
South Mills-Virginia Line
George Washington Highway
Williams Briefs From Mount Williams Virginia
Mount Williams Virginia October 22 Rev Mr Hottle of Edinburg preached an impressive sermon at the school house to a flatgse audience. Mrs Brewer and children visited Marlboro relatives. Mr and Mrs Ralph Boose of Chevy Chase spent the weekend with Mrs Boose's parents. Misses Orndorff and Mason Terault called on friends. Harl Himelright visited his parents. Mrs W H Williams hosted relatives. Mrs J M Orndorff visited Mrs A L Brewer. Fauver of Winchester visited J E Fisher with Mrs Katie Fauver. School opened after a two week closure.
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Mount Williams
Hottle
Edinburg
A. L. Brewer
James
Jeanette
Harl Himelright
W. H. Williams
N. C. ‘Williams
J. M. Orndorff
C.A. Fauver
Katie Fauver
Winchester
J. E. Fisher
Suday
Mannie and
Atwell
Lebanon Church
Elsie Ashwood
Kernstown
Strasburg
Brucetown Briefs Tidy Yet Busy Community Update
Brucetown Virginia residents report weekend travels to Gore Frederick Junction Baltimore and Wardensville. Local social's tacky attire contest crowned Sadie Snapp and Edgar Fisher. Families visiting Williamsport and Charles Town areas noted.
Rosenberger Dinner Honored 92nd Birthday and Grandson
A dinner at Mrs. Sarah Frye's home in Rosenberger Virginia celebrated her 92nd birthday and the birthday of her grandson Carson Allamong on October 19. Guests included KE Allamong Ray Allamong James Allamong and Mrs Brewer among others.
Middletown Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
In Middletown Virginia on October 22 Mr Burman Larrick of Washington visits relatives here Mrs Albert Smith visits relatives in Baltimore while Pennsylvanians frequent local friends Miss Myrtle Rhodes Miss Hudson and Mr George spend the weekend in Culpeper Mr and Mrs M H Rhodes and family spend Sunday in Washington Mr and Mrs Holt Hottle spend the weekend in Washington Miss Nannie Stephenson of Stephens City stays several days with relatives here Miss Amy Clark teaching at Rectortown Va spends the weekend with her parents here Miss Aileen Sperry leaves for Baltimore to attend a mineral business college Mrs Frank McGee of Pennsylvania visits Mr McGees sister Mrs M L Larrick Miss Martha Reely has been ill for a week.
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Brucetown
J. L. O’conell
Etta
Cecil O’conell
Gore
John Locke
Frederick Junction
Baltimore
Russell
Trea
B. Russell
Albert Clendenning
Virginia Gold
Bunker Hill
W.va
S. J. Swimley
Amy Whitacre
Whitacre
C. W. Tharpe
Charles Tharpe
Kate Samuels
Charlotte ,Paul
Julian Snapp
Raymond Boden
Jack Boden
Ed Steele
Wardensville
William Bragg
Charles Town
W. Va
Town Hall
Sadie Snapp
Edgar Fisher
Robert Smith
H. B
Boden
Williamsport
Middletown
Burman Larrick
Washington
Albert Smith
Qlin Rhodes
Myrtle Rhodes
Hudson
George
Culpeper, A
M. H. Rhodes
Holt Hottle
Nannie Stephenson
Stephens City
Amy Clark
Rectortown
Aileen Sperry
Mierors
Frank McGee
Pennsylvania
Coolidge Urges Unity and Service Within Lutheran Church
Contented with core gospel principles Dr Knubel warns against rapid steps toward closer relations with other denominations. He envisions an ideal congregation that serves the hungry, aids immigrants, supports students, and prepares pastors while remaining faithful to its parent church.
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Lutheran Church In America
Knubél
Europe
Sunday Visits and Local News From Hog Uge Creek Area
Oct 22 report lists Mr and Mrs Charles White and family visiting A L Nail. Carter Hoover and children with Miss McCormick at Larrick home. Scott White and daughter at Orndorff home. Ed Anderson and children with W F Orndorff. Harold Ludwig and children visiting J S Orndorff. Ernest Carper and Funkhouser at S T Larrick home. Nannie Orndorff guest of Virgie and Margaret Nelson. David Foster attended Hagerstown fair. W H Clowser visiting ill Westley Bayliss. Basil Cooper returned from Memorial Hospital. H Clowser and J S Orndorff hosts. Laura V Orndoff visited nephew H R Smithey Jr at Winchester who is improving after ice cream poisoning. Turner Sirbaugh and children and Guy Nelson of Winchester at John Nelson home. friends wish Mrs C A Mellwee improves.
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Hogue Creek
Charles White
A. L. Nail
Carter Hoover
Miss McCormick
L. M. Larrick
Scott White
Ed Anderson
W. F. Orndorff
Harold Ludwig
J. S. Orndoff
Ernest Carper
Funkhouser
T. Larrick
Nannie Orndorff
Virgie
Margaret Nelson
David Foster
W. H. Clowser
Westley Bayliss
Basil Cooper
Memorial Hospital
H. Clowser
Laura V. Orndoff
H. R. Smithey, Jr
Winchester
Glass
Turner
Sirbaugh
Guy Nelson
John Nelson
C. A. Mellwee
John Paul Resumes His Law Practice in Virginia
Capt. John Paul, recent returnee to Harrisonburg, Virginia, resigns as Special Assistant to the Attorney General in the War Frauds and War Transaction sections of the Department of Justice. He will devote his time to private legal practice, with his resignation effective as he leaves Washington. Paul had been in charge of key DOJ cases and aided in locating a National Park in the Blue Ridge area.
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Harrisonburg
John Paul
Washington
Stone
Department of Justice
Paul
Capt
Park
National Park
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountain sites eyed for national park
Capt Paul notes officials favoring the Blue Ridge area as a near capital location. Advocates say both Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountain sites may be chosen to reach distant states, with strong fights expected to secure a park near the nation’s capital region.
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Blue_Big
Capt
Paul
Washington
Jonal Park
Blue Ridge
Teekey“mountain
Blue ‘Ridge
Smokey Mountain
Davis urges farmers to vote in election at Kentucky stops
Democratic presidential candidate John W. Davis told Kentucky audiences that ballots on November 4 decide the nation’s destiny. He pressed farmers as the country’s backbone and urged abstention from the ballot as the only path to sound government. He spoke from his car platform in Franklin Bowling Green and Elizabethtown and planned further stops before leaving for New York City.
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John W. Davis
Pnts
Davis Eells
Loaire
Hess
Cnrtene
Franklin
Bowling Green
Elizabethtown
Toen
United Steep
Court Battles Over Oil Leases Opens in Los Angeles
The government opens suit against Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company seeking to cancel Efik Hills oil leases granted to E L Doheny interests. Charges include conspiracy between Albert B Fall and E L Doherty over a $100000 payment to Fall and resulting lease grants. Judge McCormick presides as proceedings begin.
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Doheny
Fall
Naval Reserve
Owen J. Roberts
Change of venue cited in case shift to new tribunal
Franke n chief defense counsel notes the case moved from the Senate to a l tribunal and expresses satisfaction. He asserts the public misrepresentation of past facts contrasts with the truth now before the court and downplays Albert B Fall’s role in Doheny contracts as nearly negligible.
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Senate
Franken
Detéise
Albert B. Falln
Doheny Companies
Doheny
White
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement fragment
An OCR fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine for health improvement. Text mentions catarrh relief, internal effects, and a promotional tone with unclear claims.
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Hall
Winter Fuel Deals Spotlight Large Savings Per Ton
Advertises coal supply with October pricing 13.50 per ton. Cash discounts cut to 12.00 for single ton orders. Five ton lots discount to 11.00 per ton. Ten ton or more discounts to 7.50 per ton. Urges customers to buy now before price increases next month.
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