Virginia drought relief adds three feed commodities
Former Governor Byrd resumes leadership of the Virginia Drought Commission to aid farmers. Three more feeds brewer's grain dried beet pulp and molasses stock feed receive reduced freight rates, with rates applying from Southern classification territory to drought areas. Southampton County remains outside the drought area.
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Associated Press
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F. Byrd
Virginia Drought Commission
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Byrd
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Arene
Southampton
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia
M. Tion
Virginia Drought Relief Commission
New Building Material Plans At Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers plan to develop a new building material to reduce fire hazards and housing costs. Potential materials include aerated cement or gypsum, aiming for fire resistant, durable, and insulation friendly dwellings produced by modern methods. The effort seeks scalable construction methods and lower freight costs to help homeowners.
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Cambridge
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ding Construction
Middlesex Notes: Local Visits Amid Cohesion
Middletown mentions Sant taal Sunday as Flint Hill prepares for municipal plans. Mrs. J. R. Mitchell and two grandsons return from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Harvey Wise of Lexington Va. visits his brother James Wise and relatives. Wilbur Kearn of Gore spends weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Steele. Rev. J. B. Hupman returns from Roanoke. his appointment filled by Rev. D. Lambert. Mrs. Giles Miller of Bealton visits with George Clark family. Buddy Pefty and child noted in local notices.
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Flint Hill
J. R. Mitchell
Randsons
Robert
Frank
Harvey Wise
Lexington Va
James Wisé
Wilbur Kearn
Gore
J. W. Steele
J. B. Hupman
Roanoke
Hupman
D. Lambert
Stephens City
Giles Miller
Bealton
George Clark
Buddy Peftfy
Iitt
Yard Party Picnic by Parishes Park July 20 1920
Cooperation Council No 44 Fraternal Americans hold a playground picnic at Parishes Park on Sept 20 1920 with ball game music speaking and refreshments. Proceeds aid members who suffered losses in recent fires. Committee invites support for a good cause.
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Ishes Park
Giants Speak: Jumbo the 11 Foot 8 Inch Elephant
The record largest elephant Jumbo stood 11 feet 8 inches tall and weighed 6 tons in a Bar num and Batley circus. The piece contrasts Jumbo with the typical elephant weight of about 4 tons and notes the era’s telegraph optimism.
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Barnum and Batley Circus
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