The Evening Star Publishes Postal Notice Shifts
The Evening Star lists postage details and delivery options for Win neeves residents. It notes morning news by the Morning News and Weekly editions, with subscription rates for six months, one year, and carrier delivery. Associated Press is credited for news dispatches and local reports.
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Amber
Associated Press
Prayer and Repentance Reflected in Scripture Exhortation
A devotional fragment cites Isaiah 30 1 warning against rebellious conduct and vain councils. It prays for divine guidance and mercy, asking the Lord to accept penitence and sustain the supplicant in sorrowful return.
Harrison Garber clash over farm relief in Seventh District race
Congressman Harrison defended by farm leaders for voting for the McNary Haugen farm relief bill, praised as practical relief supported by farmers and organizations. Opponent J A Garber of Rockingham appeals to farmers with Republican promises, while Harrison highlights Democratic constructive plan and record helping farmers. The Virginia race centers on performance versus promises.
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Harrison
Congress
J. A. Garber
Rockingham
Garber
Seventh Congressional
McNary-Haugen
Judge Harrison
Coolidge
Congressman Harrison
Virginia
Democratc Party
Farmers Revolt Spurs GOP Promises Ahead of Election
The revolt of farmers against the Republicans over eight years of inaction has the party in consternation. GOP speakers scramble to placate farmers and promise immediate solutions to the farm problem if elected.
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Republican Party
Borah Urges Immediate Special Session After Inauguration
Senator Borah calls for a special session of Congress immediately after the upcoming inauguration if Republicans regain power. He questions delaying relief to farmers until December and argues for swift action under a Republican administration.
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Senator Borah
Congress
Local Tax Increase in Frederick County Explained
Frederick county notices show a higher levy on land and tangible personal property to fund schools and roads. Board of Supervisors approved the increase after repealing the state tax on these properties, with hope the rise is temporary and reducible later.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
The Turn of the Tide in National Politics
In a New York World analysis Gov. Smith’s campaign outshines Hoover as he speaks plainly to voters. The piece argues Smith has unsettled Hoover’s strategy, energized independent and silent voters, and suggests the South may slowly shift away from Hooverism while border states fight bigots and fanaticism.
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Gov. Smith
Tertiory
Mr. Hoover
Gov. ‘Smith
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Boston
South
Bishop Cannon
Dr. Straton
Willebrandt
Hoover Democrats
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Tide Turns Toward Smith Across West and East Votes
The piece argues that progressive voters from Wisconsin to Colorado shifted toward Smith following Roosevelt and La Follette. It contends the Literary Digest poll undercounts Smith due to sample bias, while betting odds favor Republicans, and compares 1928 dynamics to Jackson 1832 and Lincoln 1860, warning the election could reshape American politics.
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West
Wisconsin
Colorado
Roosevelt
Wilson
la Follette
Smith
Omaha
Literary Digest
Mr. Hughes
Fabian Franklin
Gov. Smith
John W. Davis
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Mount Williams Notes in Mount Williams Virginia
Local notes document social visits and guest lists from Mount Williams Virginia. The record lists weekend visits by families including Wallace, Wallace and Orndorff, and others with trips to Romney West Virginia and Philadelphia.
Local notes from Brucetown and surrounding towns
Brucetown Va Oct 23 Mr Isaac Milleson of Williamsport Pa spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs John Snapp and returned home Monday. Miss Juanita Huyett Jobe will winter with her aunt at Bunker Hill and attend high school. Several locals visit relatives and share meals at the Snapp home. A Cincinnati Enquirer line notes a man in Atlanta married a woman he shot in a real wife hunting case.
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Mount Williams
I. N. Wallace
Wheatfield
Katherine Wallace
Mary J. Ashwood
Arthur White
James Fetzer
Winchester
M. Rudolph
Near Kernstown
Laura Keckley
Annie M. Orndorff
Glenna White
Ortney Williams
Dorothy Sager
Grace
Anna Mae Boose
Bill Orndorff
Chambersville
P. J. Wolverton
A. L. Brewer
William Blayek
Washington
William Kibler
David
Romney
W. Va
G. W. Dyke
Warner Dyke
Alta Lee Orndorff
Philadelphia
E. R. Clowser
Kernstown
Brucetown
Isaac Milleson
Williamsport
John Snapp
Julian Snapp
Frostburg
Juanita Huyett Jobe
A J. Clendenning
Bunker Hill
Jobe
Mr. Milleson
Atlanta
Cincinnati Enquirer
Vinol Boosts 78-Year-Old Farmer to 87 Acre Milking
Advertisement claims Vinol, a tonic of iron and phosphates, revived a 78-year-old man who returned to farming 87 acres and milking cows after his spouse reported renewed energy and appetite. Baker's Drug Store promotes the product as delicious and sleep aiding.
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G. E. Boyd
Baker's Drug Store
Broadcasting firms furnish farmer’s town speeches
The Atlanta Constitution notes that where farmers once hooked up an old bin to reach political talks, broadcasting concerns now provide the hookup. The Louisville Courier Journal adds Commander Byrd, ailing from a severe cold in a Pullman, likely praises his upcoming escape from this persistent estimate.
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Atlanta Constitution
Byrd
Louisville Courier Journal
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG social roundup
Mr and Mrs George Tobin moved into the Payne property. Mrs V D Hale visits Gore two weeks with daughter Fay Clemons. Rev H E Richardson and wife dined with A B E Albin. Families from Washington Winchester Martinsburg visit locally. Lillian Cave returns from Winchester for weekend. Several locals host or visit relatives and friends across nearby towns.
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Canterburg
George Tobin
Payne Property
B. A. Rowland
C. C. Rowland
Stephens City
V. D. Hale
Fay Clemons
Gore
H. E. Richardson
A. BE. Albin
Harry White
Mae Painter
Clint Mumaw
Washington
Lillian Cave
Winchester
Melbourne Wood
Rileysville
Ashby Perry
Nellie
Mae
Painter
R. FE
Albin
L. W. Painter
Frank Martin
Martinsburg
A. C. Painter
Edgewood
Robert White
Hayden Whitley
John Frye
Harrisonburg
Montosas Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Stomach Gas
An advertisement claims Montosas gas tablets permanently remove gas and its effects in the stomach and bowels. It promises relief from stomach discomfort, nervous feelings, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and cold limbs by preventing gas from affecting circulation. Available in a yellow package at drug stores for 97 cents.
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Baalmann
Few Cattle In State React to Tuberculin Test
Virginia tested 10 433 cattle for tuberculosis in September with 78 reacting. The total of cattle once tested negative rose to 82 710, as tuberculosis eradication work advances. Virginia now has 13 modified accredited counties and aims to complete the transition by 1935.
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Virginia
United States Department of Agriculture
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