Farm program of state ranks first in south
The Virginia Farm program has been ranked first in the southern states for the second consecutive year. The award honors 35 departments of agricultural education led by supervisor W. Reed and Mr Howard. Total state enrollment reaches 10 629 students with 4 797 adults and 5 832 farm boys. Virginia Future Farmers awards highlight top leaders and contests. Twelve new agricultural schools join the program statewide.
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Dowell J
Federa Education
Areed
Virginia Department of Public Instruction
Howard
Newman
Richmond
Winchesor
Future
Runers of America
United States
Glenn
H. A. Glenn
Kenbridge
South
Virginia
Future Farmers’ of America Association
Joe Henry Gardner
Holland
Russell Bailey
Boykins
M. G. Lee
Frank M. Wray
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Wickiam Byrd Farm
Berryville
Millwood
Maryland Billboards Targeted by New Law
The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club reports Maryland will enact a drastic billboard law. The measure promises demolition campaigns with crews removing thousands of signs to improve highway scenery. Governor Buck of Delaware argues for regulation to keep roads pleasant for travelers.
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Winchester and
Clarke County
C. Douglas Buck
Delaware
President Hoover Pays Tribute To Clara Barton Highlighting Red Cross
President Hoover paid tribute to Clara Barton and the Red Cross on the 60th anniversary of the first Red Cross chapter in Dansville New York. The event drew an expected 30000 attendees at Stone Brook Park with nationwide radio broadcast of remarks by Governor Roosevelt and James L. Fieser.
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Associated Press
Hington
Hoover
Red Cross
New Deay
Clara Ba
White House
Dansville
Clara Barton
American “Red Cross
Stone Brook Park
American Red Cross
Roosevelt
James L. Fieser
Washington
Stony Brook Park
Gifford adds ten to Hoover relief advisory board
Walter S. Gifford national relief director designates ten new state representatives to Hoover’s advisory committee. The list names Pierre DuPont of Delaware, Daniel Willard of Maryland, Homer Ferguson of Virginia, among others, to coordinate relief with public authorities and agencies. The aim is efficient use of funds and broad aid while preserving self reliance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter S. Gifford
National Relief
Hoover
Delaware
Pierre DuPont
Wilmington
Maryland
Daniel
Willard
Baltimore
Virginia
Homer Ferguson
Newport News
Gifford
Convict slain in attempt to break prison
Baltimore report details Joseph Gardner a former Miller Brothers waiter arrested after cashier Theodore G Cook identified him from a rogues gallery. Gardner confessed to robbing the restaurant of 1800 dollars after a late night hold up, with accompanying taxi driver Ernest Frank cleared of involvement.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph Gardner
Miller Brothers
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway
Gardner
Rogues
Gartner
Theodore G Cook
West Fayette Street
Theodore G. Cook
Cook
Ernest Frank
Frank
Last Fling at Summer Burlington Draws Crowds in Va
Labor Day events near Burlington attract residents from Hayfield Winchester and nearby areas. A campus picnic along Patterson's Creek offers fried chicken ham rolls and salads while others prepare for election dates and potential statewide suits. Court notice appears in Frederick County Virginia regarding a contract dispute with Clarence Brill versus Harry R. Kern executor.
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Hayfield
Ob- Sega
Roeper
Circuit Court
County OF Frederick
Clarence Brill
Harry R. Kern
Luther Brill
Als
Brill
Margaret P. Cover
Catharine 8
Shenk
Catharine Shenk Mauney
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Newton W. Borden
P. Q
Last Summer Visit Through West Virginia Hills
A party enjoyed a final summer outing to a resort, touring a large snake farm with many reptiles and monkeys. The trip, described as a glorious experience, followed a dinner and a relaxing drive through the West Virginia hills.
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Winchseter
K. P
West Virginia
Unbelievers Debate Providence and The Mess They Blame
A voice argues that unbelievers deny Providence, linking their stance to the mess blamed on divine judgment. The remark frames belief as essential to interpreting societal troubles and moral order.
Employers Pay Tribute to Late Jas. A. Anderson
James A. Anderson of Highview Hampshire county and a longtime Winchester Club member died suddenly in Richmond. He served for many years as a representative of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company of New Haven. I. B. McNeill of Harrisonburg, also connected with the firm, received a tribute from H. L. Worthington, district sales manager in Baltimore, honoring Anderson’s memory.
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James A. Anderson
Y Highview
Hampshire
Death notice for James A. Anderton in Richmond
A somber notice from Richmond reports the death of James A. Anderton on August 21. It praises his loyalty, courage, and friendship, noting he will be missed by his colleagues and a thousand friends and highlighting a potential political reflection for next year.
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James A. Anderton
Richmond
Jim Anderson
Virginia
Nebraska
Philadelphia Inquirer
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