State to seek new game laws from Legislature
Richmond the state game and inland fisheries department plans to ask the next general assembly to pass laws. Commissioner F Nash Bilisoly would recommend strict seizure of illegal devices, fox hound registration with kennel licensing, open seasons for bass and other inland fishes, higher elk fines, revocation of license-free adjoining land hunting, prohibition of baiting wild turkeys, and declaring lands as game sanctuaries. The department emphasizes stopping stream pollution from tannery vats silk mills saw mills alkali works sewage mines and pulp plants as vital.
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State Game and Inland Fisheries Department
Richmond
F. Nash Bilisoly
General Assembly
Doctors of Valley meet on Thursday
The semi annual Valley Medical Association gathering will be held in the Handley Library lecture hall on Thursday. Physicians from nearly all Valley counties are expected. Mayor W. W. Gil to give welcome. Luncheon at Hotel Evans precedes afternoon sessions with officers’ election and papers by several Staunton, Harrisonburg, Winchester doctors. Memorial Hospital visit planned. Next meeting set for Harrisonburg in May 1922.
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The
Valley Medical Association
Handley Library
Virginia
M. J. Payne
Staunton
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Trustes Sale of Main Street Property at Stephens City Va
Trustee GEO A Samsell offers at public sale the 11 room log and frame house on Main Street Stephens City listed as lot 56. Sale is Oct 29 1921 at 2 pm with terms one third cash and remaining two equal yearly payments secured by bonds at 6 percent and insured for fire. Property joins the Methodist parsonage and L A Adams.
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Frederick County
Main Street
Stephens City
Methodist Parsonage
L. A. Adams
Nicholas Samsell
Geo.a.samsell
Home Brewing Banned Again by Federal Prohibition Director
Richmond federal prohibition director R A Fulwhler issues circular to Virginia druggists quoting a Washington ruling that selling equipment or materials for home brew is illegal. The notice cites section 18 of title 2 and states that stills parts malt extract syrups unfermented fruit juices and other fermentable materials may be seized and forfeited.
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R. A. Fulwhler
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
Fulwhler
Neff to face another jury in Maryland robbery case
Dave Neff, member of the Shenandoah County outlaw gang, travels to Oakland Maryland in custody for trial on his role in the Kitzmiller National Bank robbery. The case involves Paul Neff and Boots Fry, with Fry already jailed and Boots later returning from France. Other Neffs remain at large or in custody.
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Dave Neff
Helltown
Shenandoah County
Winchester
Winters
Oakland
State
Kitzmiller
Maryland
Dave
Paul Neff
Boots
Fry
Mike Neff
Kitzmiller Bank
France
Boots” Fry
State Penitentiary
Guests of Mrs. Byrd stay in Winchester overnight
Mr and Mrs Bierne Blair of Richmond Virginia on a motor trip from northern summer resorts arrived in Winchester Monday night and spent the night with Mrs Richard F E Byrd at her Amerat street home before resuming their journey Tuesday morning.
Widow of Mosby Lieutenant Dies in Richmond
Mrs Eben Nalle Palmer of Culpeper Virginia widow of William Ben Palmer who served as a lieutenant in Mosby's guerrilla band is dead in Richmond. She helped found the society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and was noted for humanitarian work. Funeral was held yesterday at St Paul's Episcopal Church.
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Richmond
Eben Nalle Palmer
Culpeper
William Ben Palmer
Mosby
Sunday Law Violators Fined in Staunton Caverns Case
Jacob and John Perkey, Caverns near Grattoes, fined $125 each and placed under $500 bond for twelve months for catering to tourists on Sunday and selling tobacco and soft drinks and employing guides in the caverns. They plan to appeal the magistrate court decision.
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Staunton
Jacob
John Perkey
Grattoes
Named Manager of Apex Medicine Company
Mr Nelson Hensell of Grimes has been chosen by directors as manager and receiver of the Apex Medicine Company of Cumberland Maryland. He will assume charge on October 1 after spending time in Cumberland acquainting himself with his new duties. Mr and Mrs Troup were guests of Mrs W T Wal on Sunday.
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Nelson
Hensell
Grimes
Apex Medicine Company
Cumberland
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Riley & Son
Moling & Seal
Durham
People’s Drug Co
Moresco
Jessie Hillyard
East Water Street
Eastern Coal and Mining CO
Farmers and Merchants Bank Bldg
R H. Benson
Doctors OF Valley
H. K. Green and Brother
Duci Corset
H.k.green & Bro
Neff
Byrd
Oxfords
the League Shoe Store
Lieut. Palmer
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