Home Agent Weekly Schedule for Gainesboro Area
The Home Agent weekly program runs September 6 to 11 with meetings across Gainesboro and nearby 4 H clubs. Activities include county camp reports, project study, health talks, and joint 4 H meetings at schools, Grange Hall, and the Band Hall. County Council picnic at Camp White Rock and garden work are noted.
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Greenwood 4-H Club
Fairview
Gainesboro
4- H Club
Grange Hall
North Frederick
New Gainesboro
4-H Club
Mt. Williams
Delilah Bell
County Council
White Rock
White Hall
Miller 4-H Club
County Court House
Patrons Set Plans for Stephens City Cooperative Meeting
The Southern States Stephens City Service advisory board led by Preston Carbaugh met to announce the annual patrons meeting set for September 8 at Stephens City High School. Committees include Attendance chaired by Miller Bailey and Receiving chaired by Benny Massie. A 3 percent dividend to patrons is expected from wholesale Southern States Cooperative.
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Stephens City
Southern States
Stephens City Service
Preston Carbaugh
Miller Bailey
Fred Ridings
Benjamin Massie
Silas Grim
Lloyd Painter
Stephens City High School
Norman Carbaugh
Roy Bailey
Benny Massie
Jim Tuttle
Vernon Ridings
Roy Rickard
Lloyd Pointer
Claude Carbaugh
Will Branner
Luther Ritter
Miller Barley
Southern States Cooperative
Junior School Plans For Winchester Cadet Camp Phase
S V A outlines a Junior School to serve boys below high school age with a separate campus. Facilities include a playground drill field and military organization aimed at physical and mental development. Some Winchester cadets are expected to enroll this year as the Junior School becomes ready.
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Chester
Virginia
Florida
Winchester
Emperor Orders Supplementary Budgets for Parliament
The emperor instructed ministers to submit supplementary budget bills and urgent legislation. The cabinet approved a third supplementary budget of about 529 million dollars, more than half the empire’s 1894 95 and 1904 05 war expenditures. The Parliament opening ceremony occurred in the house of peers.
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Pdge One
China
Russia
Domei
House of Peers
Sleep Late Continued from Page Ons
The fragment shows a bragging speaker praising wealth and generosity with a detail about a millionaire tipping at a 10 course meal. It mentions Manville as a known spender and hints at a fiery man associated with asbestos materials.
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Manville
Clarke Fall Festival Adds Flower and School Exhibits
Clarke Fall Festival in Berryville October 7 and 8 adds flower shows with prizes of 1 and 100 in kind for top arrangements. Rural and high schools enter geography, history, health posters, and home economics or agriculture displays with prizes totaling 17.50. FFA and 4-H divisions offer contests in corn, wheat, clover, fruit, and garden exhibits.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke County F. F. A
Manville denies hiring alienists amid divorce sanity test talk
He previously announced plans involving a blonde feminine lawyer with blue eyes and denied employing three alienists to assess his sanity ahead of his wife’s move. Manville says he entertained about 1,000 blondes in Bon Respos in the last year.
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Manville
Tiny Craft Vie With Army Planes At National Race
In Cleveland on Army Day nine of the army's new Boeing bombers the Flying Fortresses arrived at Langley Field under Lt Col Robert Olds. The speedy tiny racing planes qualified for the big money events at speeds over 275 miles an hour as government fliers settled a threatened strike. Commercial versions of the ships will soon appear on American transport lines.
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Cleveland
Army
Langley Field
Robert Olds
Striking Sailors Given Discharge After Night Conference
Eight sailors who struck to avoid a Sino-Japanese war zone cruise will be paid off and discharged. The vessel Ronda will enlist other seamen for the voyage following a lengthy night conference with spokesman I Carlsen, Captain Ingveld Soldberg, and the Norwegian vice consul in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
I. Carlsen
Ronda
Ingveld Soldberg
Children to Hold A Picnic At Grayson Playground
The Grayson playground children plan a picnic and weiner roast on Labor Day. Members of St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church will join the outing along with attendees from the playground. Weiners and popecycles will be served. the public is invited.
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Grayson Playground
St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church
Police Court Docket Reports Multiple Drunk and Disorderly Cases
Police Court hearings list several defendants including John W. Sargeant David Paston and Clifton Loftin from Washington and Stephens City charged with drunkenness with fines and costs of 10.25. James R. Frye and T. O. Sirbaugh face reckless driving at 15.25. Walter Harger charged with investigation and vagrancy with six months suspended on leaving town. Luella Belford and Allen Fawcett charged with drunk and disorderly conduct with six months and 15.25 respectively.
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John W. Sargeant
David Paston
Washington, D. C
Clifton Loftin
Frank Campbell
Howard Scruggs
David Jackson
Stephens City
James R. Frye
T. O. Sirbaugh
Smithfield
Walter Harger
Cumberland
Abducted Woman Reveals Kidnapper Motive
Mrs. Borcia, abducted wife of bookmaker Borcia, told authorities she was taken in error when the assailants believed her husband could raise a large ransom. Borcia reportedly went to Chicago. sheriff Dorr questioned the Goudie home as details emerged.
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Borcia
Chicago
Joe Dorr
Goudie
Water filtration and softening recommended by health board
A state health board representative told the council floor that filtering the water is desirable and can be done with little or no extra cost. The board also suggested softening the water to the level believed necessary. Percy D. Miller chairs the committee appointed by Pey ton Marshall to advise council on the water situation. Other members are H. H. Hable J. H. Rosenberger Dr. A. T. Hawthorne and W. W. Dellinger.
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Messer
State Board of Health
Percy D. Miller
Peyton Marshall
Council
H. H. Hable
J. H. Rosenberger
A. T. Hawthorne
W. W. Dellinger
Seed treatment promises control for grain smuts
Farmers warned that smuts in wheat oats and barley cause heavy losses in Virginia due to reduced yields and market discounts. Ethyl mercury phosphate dust sold as New Improved Ceresan can prevent many smuts in seed wheat oats and barley with simple on farm use at two cents per bushel.
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Virginia
Warfare Escalates As Chinese, Japanese Air Forces Clash
Twenty one Chinese civilians were wounded and one killed by Chinese anti-aircraft fire in Shanghai's Bubbling Well Road area. A shell near the U S marine barracks and a downed Japanese bomber marked renewed hostilities. Thousands of Westerners watched the air battle as Japan retaliated against Chinese positions in Chapei.
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Britain
Shanghai
Bubbling Well Road
United States Marine
China
Chapei
Whangpoo River
Baltimore Market Report Signals Mixed Livestock Movements
Baltimore and Philadelphia market summaries show cattle and hog prices varying by class with steers generally steady to higher in Maryland while Chicago receipts reveal widespread declines for heavy cattle and strong spring lambs. Grain prices edge up with wheat and corn futures and cash quotes firm at regional mills.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S
New Jersey
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Northwestern Rangers
Berenek
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Slow New York Stock Market Amid Hol iday Quiet
The New York stock market opened slow as traders avoided the holiday week with many rooms deserted. U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Geer a Motors Anaconda Kennecott Westinghouse General Electric Texas Corp N Y Central and American Smelting posted modest gains while Sears Roebuck Goodyear Goodrich Western Union Pure Oil and Atlantic Coast Line declined. Foreign currency opened steadier with sterling at 4 96 francs at 3 73 cents.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Geera
Motors
Anaconda
Wheat Futures Tumble Then Steady In Chicago Trading
Chicago traders note wheat futures slipped from an early gain near one cent per bushel before closing about unchanged from the previous session. The report mentions cash wheat and grain quotations and reflects a quiet market session.
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Chicago
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Thor
George W. Kurtz
Rhicloneiads” Laboratories
Solenberger and Co. Inc
Loudoun St
Baker & Anderson
John W. Rosenberger & Company Quality Building Material
Winchester, Va
Cooperatives
Clarke
M News
Winchester Grain
Stock Market Report
Am. Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Mont. Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Va.-Caro Chem
Va.-Caro. Pfd
Woolworth
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman’s Creamery
Harmony Hall
Fort Bowman
Strasburg
U.S. Route 11
Gray Stone Pillars
Shenandoah County
A. R. Wharton
Strasburg, Va
Hammer Mills
Plate Mills
Land Rollers
Lupton Orchard Service Co
R. M. Swimley
N. Cameron St
Virginia Livestock Market
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