Investigation of Virginia Game and Fisheries Department
A public demand urges Governor to authorize a state inquiry into the Game and Fisheries Department finances. It argues private accounts threaten misuse and calls for an impartial, state conducted audit to restore public trust and ensure transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whart
Game and Fisheries Department
Trinkle
Richmond Times
Virginia
State Department
Ates
Times-Dispatch
Pullen and
Ber
Parcima
Eet
Stateoretaghs
Fall Meeting Of Presbytery Opens In Thomas West Virginia
The Winchester Presbytery holds its regular semi-annual meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Thomas with an opening sermon by Rev. Piergee of Wood Pirece. James R. Graham presided as moderator before leaving for China. Rev. Dr. Graham's absence affects opening sessions and rules. Attending from local churches include Rev. Dr. F. den J. Henry Moling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
F. den
J. Henry Moling
Hephet
C. Gilkeson
Ery
Officer Captures A Liquor Making Oath
County deputy sheriff R L Hodgson and his son raided two farm houses, arresting Luther Ash and Charles Householder. A still, cap and worm were seized at one site while a 75 gallon mash tub and bottles were found at another. Both defendants posted 500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hodgson
Sherif Pannett
I. L. Hodgson
Luther Ash
Charles Householder
Mountain Falls
Last Rites For Mrs Maria Roberts
The funeral of Mrs Maria C Roberts who died near Cedar Grove yesterday will be held Thursday at 10 30 am from her home with Rev R Ludwig officiating. Interment at Old Stone Church Greenspring. Pallbearers: W H Grim R B Emmart J o Lewis Robert Beeson John Brill D A Smith. She was daughter of John and Susan Cookus born in the county 72 years ago returning to county life all her days. She leaves nine children: Marshall Clarence Roberts Gassoway Roberts W E Roberts Mrs Hugh Lupton Mrs Samuel Anderson Mrs William Murphy Mrs Fred Chapman and Mrs H Noel Garner and one brother R H Cookus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie C. Roberts
Cedar Grove
Star
R. Ludwig
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
W. H. Grim
R. B. Emmart
Joh Lewis
Robert Beeson
John Brill
D. A. Smith
Fred Chapman
H. Noel. Garner
Alexandria
R. H. Cookus
Remney
West Va
Piedmont Fox Hounds Race Set for October 25
The Piedmont fox hounds meet will be held October 25 on Gen. James A. Buchanan's estate two miles north of Upperville Virginia. Races start at 2 p.m. featuring the Piedmont cup open steeplechase in silk by recognized hunts riders. The four mile flagged natural course ends with a winner's plate. entries close October 15 to secretary Atkinson Jr of Upperville.
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Piedmont Fox Hounds
James A. Buchanan
Upperville
Memae
Hunts
Atkinson
Preacher Warns About Powder Puffs In Church
The Rev W T Hall pastor of First Baptist Martinsburg warned a large congregation against the intrusion of powder puffs into the life of modern girls. He said he had seen such influence even during prayers in churches and Sunday schools, stressing this as a sacred time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hall
First Baptist Church of
Martinsburg
Funeral services held for Wilson Wesley Bowles
The Clarke county farmer and bank director Wilson Wesley Bowles was laid to rest at Mount Hebron Cemetery after funeral rites at his home between Millwood and the Shenandoah river. The Rev. L F Harper presided. Large crowds from Clarke and surrounding counties attended the service and procession, with many floral tributes. Active pallbearers included Scott Grant Harry Warden E A Lindsay J T L Jones R P Whiting J T Lindsay. Honorary pallbearers were R P Page H W Baker W A Bradford George Garvin T W Willingham William T Lewis and J B Beverley Sr.
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Wilson Wesley Bowles
Clarke County
Mount Hebron
Millwood
Shenandoah River
Presbyterian Church of
Berryville
Bowles
Mr. Bowles
Clarke
Scott Grant
Harry Warden
E. A. Lindsay
J. T. L. Jones
R. P. Whiting
J. T. Lindsay
R. P. Page
H. W. Baker
W. A. Bradford
George Garvin
T. W. Willingham
William T. Lewis
J. B. Beverley, Sr
Secret of Keeping Young and Health for Women
The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for internal ailments causing premature aging. It claims women awaken to relief from ills, aches and pains, gaining renewed life energy and a healthy glow. The text touts vitality, freedom from pain, and disease prevention through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selixeda
Lydia
Pinkham
Dawes Plans Strenuous Western speaking tour
Republican vice presidential nominee Charles G. Dawes departs Chicago for a long tour through Minnesota and Wisconsin. He will hammer the La Follette independent candidacy and farm policy, with rallies from Rochester to La Crosse as part of an intensified GOP effort to win the North.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Nicesota
Dawes
Minnesota
la Follette
Mrs. Robinson's Sister Dies in Fairmont West Virginia
Mrs Chas L Robinson of North Market street learns of the death of her half sister Mrs F A Wilson in Fairmont West Virginia. Cause heart trouble appears sudden as no prior illness was reported. Fred M Wilson her son and daughters Cora Wilson J L Leech and Bent Powell survive. Frank Robinson a nephew may attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Robinson
North Market Street
F. A. Wilson
Fairmont
West, Va
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Fred M. Wilson
Cora Wilson
J. L. Leech
Bent Powell
Germany to Play in 1928 Olympic Games
Geneva dispatch reports Germany will be admitted to the 1928 Amsterdam Games with no curtailment. Baron Pierre de Coubertin, president of the international Olympic committee, states the decision will be published in the next issue of Revue Dey Geneva.
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Geneva
Germany
Amsterdam
Holland
Baron Pierre Dey Counterbin
International Olympic Committee
Dey
Weather and crop conditions in Virginia worsen for corn
Weather and crop conditions for the week in Virginia show cool and rainy weather early, with general rains later improving pastures and soil for plowing. Unfavorable for corn and cotton. Tobacco mostly cut with fair quality. Early corn mostly in shock. Apple harvest underway with generally good quality.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Vendor Herbal Tonic Promoted By North River Farmer
An advertisement touts Vendor as a grand herbal tonic to cure liver induced ailments. It features Mr T J Huffman of North River Virginia praising the product after three bottles, claiming relief from indigestion headaches and fatigue, urging others to try it. Nearby towns and drugstore names are listed to locate a sales point.
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T. J. Huffman
North River
Harrisonburg
Wendob
Rane
Sotek
Marion Everly
Mt Jackson
Walton and Smooth
F. C
Dinges
Edinburg
Knieesey’s
Strasburg
Late President Sawyer to be buried near Oaks Farm
The Associated Press reports the late President Dr Sawyer will be laid to rest Friday at his Oaks farm near here. Details in the dispatch describe the burial arrangements and indicate the final rites will be conducted at the family estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sawyer
Fident Hardbur
Harding
Oaks
In memory of Joseph M Franks departed
Obituary note expresses deep grief for Joseph M Franks who died recently. The message from his wife and children describes longing for his tender care and absence felt at home. It reflects a solemn farewell with hope of reunion in heaven and mentions placing flowers on his grave.
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Joseph M. Franks
Hig
Cleanse Kidneys With Water and Rad Salts Remedy
An old health note claims drinking plenty of water and four ounces of Rad Salts in water can flush clogged kidneys and ease urinary issues. It touts lemon juice and lithium as kidney tonics and suggests physician kidney exams twice yearly.
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Idney
Woman Freed After Serving Disorderly Conduct Sentence
Mamie Va was released from jail after completing a sixty day term and paying 100 dollars fine plus 12 dollars costs. Friends raised the funds to cover the penalties and she was liberated yesterday afternoon. she had been jailed for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Va
Pitt
Card of Thanks for Irvin Ponnbr
The family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and the beautiful flowers after the death of Irvin Ponnbr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin“Ponn Br
Price Sale of Isaac Whitacre Farm in Virginia
By decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court 1924, the Isaac Whitacre Farm totaling 488 acres near DeHaven is offered at private sale. The property includes 20 acres of bearing orchard and about 100 acres of timber with a seven room residence, large barn, granary, and corn crib. Terms may be arranged through M. M. Lynch in Winchester and KE. M. Whitacre in Charles Town, as special commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Isaac Whitacre
DeHaven
M. M. Lynch
Winchester
KE. M. Whitacre
Charles Town
W. Va
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Department OF Game and Fisheries
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Cleveland
Boot Bay
Fevce
Wemoriam
Southwest Virginia
Greenbrier
Pocahontas County
West Virginia
Geo. R. Green
White Post
Ivy
Garret Arbo
Farbo
Inie
John S. Miller & Bros
Corners Department Store
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Front Royal
J. F. Forsyth
Front’Royal
Hansbrough & Carter
Anne Peach
South Stewart Street
Haddox Addition
T. Weed
Gil'bro
P. C. Neidemeyer & Company Complete Home Furnishers
Water St
Next Lutheran Church
Ainex
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
North Main Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Pearance
le H. J. Mowrey
Jeweler
Oppo
Jonathan
Stayman
King David
Massey Bros
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E. Piccadilly St
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INO. W. Rosenberger & CO
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Wolfe Sts
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