Frederick County Agriculture Board Chooses Walker Bond Chairman
Walker McC Bond was elected chairman of the Frederick County Board of Agriculture at the organization meeting yesterday in the county courthouse. The board discussed forming a Frederick County conservation district with Rockingham and All counties and set November date for a referendum. Members and advisors were listed, with talks on livestock surveys and soil and livestock improvements. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wright
E. M . John W. Larrick, Jr
R. Eback
O. Carpenter Fredrick
J. H. Fisher
G. R. Marker
R. P. Anderson
T. Snapp
J. H. Funkhouser
Phil H. Gold
Herbert Manuel
C M. Rosenberger
Harry L Mc
Ann
W. R. Lezee
J. A Everley
Rees
Frederick County
M. Punk
Punk
Segmen
Andrew Jackson and Butler Named in Canada Event
Andrew Jackson and Nicholas Murray Butler are linked to a Canada related matter on New Year's Day with references to Richard Wagner in the context.
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Andrew Jackson
Nicholas Murry Butler
Canada
Richard Wagner
Duke of Kent Narrowly Escapes Exploding Bomb
In southwest London a time bomb exploded within 80 yards of the Duke of Kent’s car as he passed a roped off danger zone. He was uninjured as his auto halted just as the blast occurred. Bystanders cheered the Duke leaving the area and one woman called out a greeting.
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London
Duke of Kent
Mg George VI
Smith Trial Set Monday in Clarke Court
Clarke Circuit Court opens Monday in Berryville with two cases on the docket. A 42-member jury panel was drawn, including a $10,000 civil suit against the Norfolk and Western Railroad and the trial of L. C. Smith, Berry’s ferryman charged with the slaying of Wired Smallwood on June 14. The railroad suit is set for Thursday, filed by William E. Eagle and George H. Levi, administrators, over Edgar Francis Eagle’s death in a January 13, 1938 train track collision on the Boyce grade crossing.
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Berryville
Clarke Circuit Court
Philip Williams
J. Ed Thoma
Norfolk and Western Railroad
L. C. Smith
Berry
Wired “Doodge” Smallwood
William E. Eagle
George H. Levi
Edgar Francis Eagle
Boyce
Eligibility and Poll Tax Rules for Virginia Voters in 1940
The notice explains residency requirements for voters in Virginia in 1940, detailing how long one must reside in the state county and precinct, and outlining poll tax obligations by year of entry. It instructs registrars to register all individuals within specified dates and to carry tax receipts when registering. It also covers coming of age rules and a deadline for precinct transfers before October 5, 1940.
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Virginia
Legion Meet Plans Reception for Ralph B Snapp Cabin Capon River
The Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion holds a regular meeting on September 20 at Ralph B. Snapp's cabin by Capon river. Members meet at City Hall 5 15 p m, travel via Route 50 to Gore Virginia then Route 275 to Yellow Springs West Virginia, reach a mailbox marked Dr Ralph B Snapp, with a reception committee and steak charcoal dinner at 6 p m. Newly elected officers will be installed for the ensuing year.
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Capon River
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Ralph B. Snapp
Gore
Yellow Springs
W. Va
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Walker Bond
Avocado
John W
Rosenberger and Co
Braddock St
Wman Cae
Kelly
Duncan Bros
Arte
Clarke
Dr. Snapp
Manville
Johns-Manville
Glaize & Bro
Fairfax Lane
Fase Greg
Tata
Just
Florence
Winchester Furniture. CO
la Salle Ford
Lincoln-Zephyr
Mercury
Ford
Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
Frederick
Bickers Motor CO
Universal Credit Co
North Braddock St
Winchester
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