Bowman Files Notice for State Senate Bid in District 26
John Bowman, a farmer from Clarke Shenandoah Frederick and Winchester areas, filed declarations in circuit courts and clerks offices to appear on the November 8 ballot for State Senate in the twenty sixth district. His filing marks the last day to declare candidacy under election law with sixty days notice.
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John
Bowman
State Senate
Ghananage
Stephens County
Steve Sewn
Cortiona
Clarke
Shenandoah
Frederick County
Winchester
Ane
T. Russell Cather
Ihin
Cather
United States
Virginia
United States Tires Used by Fourteen Car Makes
Tire maker Hero DS Oathe-8 reports fourteen different car makes now equip their models with United States Tires. The firm notes more than 45 percent of total U S car production uses its tires and stresses rugged, rigorous factory testing and road trials to ensure reliability from factory to buyer.
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United States
Ace Interrell
Herrell
Fae
Reynolds Store Notes and Local Social Bits
Olds Store Virginia entries recount travel from Blue Springs to Be Springs and visitors at local homes. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. departing Daily arrival and dinners with Mrs. Shade Mrs. Moore Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Catlett in Reynolds area society notes.
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Olds Store
the Daily
Be Springs
Asithede
Joseph Shade
C. W. Moore
George Bennett
Joseph Catlett
Warren Citizens Back Vision for Valley and Festival
The Warren Sentinel highlights local support for a prophetic citizenry, praising Hugh E. Naylor for the Apple Blossom Festival idea and the broader push to elect leaders who will represent Warren County and the valley. It touts potential to “bring home the bacon” through responsible governance and national park advocacy.
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Warren Sentinel
Front
Frank Kiett
Sugg
Warren County
Union
Sublett
Hugh E. Naylor
Warren
Prosperity By Jene: Call To Manufacture Demand
A Wichita Eagle quote from merchant Jene argues prosperity must be created through industry. He stresses ongoing demand and suggests increasing manufacturing as a remedy to economic stagnation.
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Jene
Wichita Agle
Valley leader cites courage thrift in drought and depression
H B McCormac of Winchester told Harrisonburg Rotary that the Shenandoah Valley's verdant crops and patient unity show the region overcame last year's drought. He urged citizens to back legislators, reject hysteria, and trust finance and cooperation to resolve national and world economic problems.
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H. B. McCormac
McCormac
Winchester
Rotarians
Virginia
General Assembly
Shenandoan
Stephens City Notes Summary of social visits and guests
Stephens City Va Sept 3 Mrs McKwee Keyser W Va guest of Mr and Mrs Campbell plus friends from Akron Ohio Winchester and Keyser visit for weekend at various homes. Ursula O Leary from Winchester joined Mrs George Sillik others at social gatherings. Nell Ward moved to Towson after visiting at former home.
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I. J. Grim
Julia Grim
Refuge
Calvin Grim
Frances Ewing
T.A. Grim
Ursula O'Leary
Winchester
George Sillik
Emma McKwee
Hugh Racey
John Vee
Reeve
Wacason
Woma
Jacob Coffman
Hilda
Walter Anderson
Mary
Nelson Davis
Keyser
W. A
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A fragment notes travelers returning from a vacation, mentioning heat last month and preferring home, with a brief local tone from Danville Bee.
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Danville
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Jumbo Jr
Peerless
Black Hawk
STERE
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Harrisonburg Rotary
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Willys-Knight
Studebaker
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Packard
Buncutter Tire Co
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Stephens
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Toweson
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