Clarke County hog show wins noted at Shenandoah Fair
J M Fishpaw and Sons with spotted Poland Chinas and Triplet Hardesty Jr with Hampshires topped Clarke County entries at Woodstock Shenandoah County Fair. Fishpaw and Sons earned ten firsts three seconds one third and three championships including champion boar and sow and senior heifer calf high honors. Hardesty won first in all but one class and earned a second and a championship.
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J. M. Fishnaw
Hardesty, Jr
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Clarke County
J. M. Pishpaw
Notice to pay outstanding tombstone accounts
All persons owing the firm of Funk and Son for tombstones are warned to pay their accounts to the undersigned as no one has authority to collect said outstanding accounts. 22-61
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Funk &Son
Public Sale Of Valuably Farm In Virginia
Public sale at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia on Saturday October 18 1928 at 11 A M of the Home Place near Gore Frederick County a 330 acre fertile farm with brick dwelling barn garage and outbuildings. One third cash on sale day balance due in one and two years with interest bonds and a deed of trust securing the payments. Plat available at 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia. ROBERT T. BARTON Administrator d b n c t a of David A Fries. 9 20 4w
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Barton
David A. Fries
Minor
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick County
Gore
Home Place
Back Creek
Rouss Avenue
Robert T. Barton
D.b.n.c.t.a
U. VA. to Have Record Year
Charlottesville records project a record enrollment at the University of Virginia for 1923-1924 with about 1900 students expected. First week registrations show 1647 matriculations and an increase of 149 over last year, as departments report rising enrollments.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Charles Yeakley Dies in Ohio at 51
Charles Yeakley a Winchester native who long lived in Xenia Ohio died at his home in Xenia after a long illness. Funeral services will be held in Xenia with interment there. Survived by a widow several children and four brothers Carson Dorsey J Edward and Martin and a sister Mrs Carrie Cole of Dayton.
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Charles Yeakley
Winchester
Xenia
Ohio
Dorsey Yeakley
Mr. Yeakley
James and
Alice Yeakley
E and Ohio Railroad
Carson and
J. Edward Yeakley
Eton, O
Martin Yeakley
Troy
Mrs
Carrie Cole
Dayton
Native Here Dies in Washington
Marion Carr Kerfoot Lupton 48 a native of Winchester Virginia and longtime Washington pharmacist died Thursday at his home 1719 Euclid Street NW. Funeral 3 PM from the family home with Rev Gore Griffith Johnson of Immanuel Baptist Church officiating. Burial Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Lupton a GWU affiliated National College of Pharmacy graduate practiced in Washington for ten years after twenty in the city.
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Washington Herald
Marion Carr Kerfoot Lupton
Winchester
Washington
Euclid Street
Gore Griffith Johnson
Imanuel’ Baptist
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Lupton
National College of Pharmacy
George Washington University
Market price listing from local wholesale and retail markets
The Star presents daily corrected wholesale and retail quotations for local markets. Entries include butter flour hogs cows and sheep with weights and prices such as Hens under 4 pounds 18 cents per pound and over five pounds 21 cents per pound, corn meal 1.10 a bushel, and butter 15 to 18 cents per pound.
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The
Star
Wetibat
Ritter Dies Sudden at Frederick County Farm
Charles M Ritter aged 77 native to Frederick County died suddenly at the Carper Valley home of Mr and Mrs Wiley after a dinner illness. The body was prepared for burial and taken to his daughter Mrs Martha Carver’s home for services set for Tuesday at 4 pm. Interment will be Mount Hebron Cemetery. He is survived by son Frank M Ritter and four daughters Martha Carver Alice Ritter Mary Catherine Shallwood and Noma Harford. His wife passed away thirty years ago.
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Charles’m. Ritter
Frederick Cate
M . Wiley
Carper
Valley
R. Ritter
R. T. Jones and Company
Riter
Martha Carver
East Piccadilly
Boyd V.switzer
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Charles W. Ramshure
Roland T. Ryan
Scott Affleck
A. D. Henkle
T. S. Jolliffe
Edward Conner
Ritter
Frank M. Ritter
Baltimore
Hull Urges Low Tariff to Help Food Producer
Cordell Hull, Democratic National Chairman, urges a reduction of existing tariff and transportation rates to aid American farmers. He criticizes calls for increased production and notes European markets must absorb surplus foodstuffs. Hull advocates Congress action to lower tariffs and stabilize international trade to feed underfed Europeans.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Congress
Europe
Underwood Denies Opposition to League as 1920 Campaign Rages
Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama, seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, denied saying he was no longer a strong advocate of the League of Nations. He said he never discussed it as an issue, noted his Versailles Treaty vote, and criticized Republicans for lacking policy to aid Europe, insisting more action is needed to stabilize the continent.
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Europe
League of Nations
Pennant Almost Within Grasp of New York Giants
New York Giants gain a strong edged position in the National League after a six game winning streak. Cincinnati Reds remain their only serious rival, while the Pirates are effectively out of contention. In the American League the Yankees and Indians split wins as Detroit posted big totals.
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Pennant
NEW York Giants
New York
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Pirates
Giants
St. Louis
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Homers Lead League Standings Across Key Players
Americans and Cy Williams of the Philadelphia Nationals each had three grand slams for the season, while Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Browns ranked third in the major leagues with 28 home runs and Fournier of Brooklyn stood fourth with 21.
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Cy Williams
Philadelphia Nationals
Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Browns
Fournier
Brooklyn
Additional Contributors to Japanese Relief Fund
The local Red Cross relief effort lists more supporters including Dr. P. W. Boyd from the Boys Covenanter Class at Presbyterian Church Highland Avenue, and Mrs. Dan Conrad, Mrs. L. V. Cooper, Miss Grace Cooper, J. Cooper, John H. Cooper.
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Red Cross
P. W- Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Highland Ave
Dan Conrad
L. V. Cooper
Grace Cooper
J. Cooper
John H. Cooper
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Pierce Arrow
M. C
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Tai
Thos. H. Sprint
FORD
Packard
Valley Avenue
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Roy Smithing
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
Dunlap
Crofut
Knapp
Frank Gearing
Smith & Wray
Berryville
HOGS
Chas. C. Burgner
As & Ae
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Illis
J. Vic Arthur Insurance
U. VA
Chas. Yeakley
Brant
Lttmore
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Cord A. W. T
Mid-City
Chas M. Ritter
Hull
Chapman Auto Supply
Smallwood Motor Co
Stephens City, VA
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McKown
Betty Shoppe
Valley. Auto-Accessories Corp
Main and Water Sts
Japan
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Sarah D. Motter Col
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