Total solar eclipse seen abroad not in North America
An eclipse passed across the southern parts of South America, the South Atlantic, South Africa, and the Indian Ocean. It began annular, turned total in the middle, and was observed by leading astronomers from the United States and South America, fueling interest ahead of the Pan American Scientific Congress in Santiago, Chile.
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North America
South America
South Atlantic
South Africa
Indian Ocean
United States
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Santiago
Chile
Mrs. Kern Dies in Inwood West Virginia
Mrs. Katie Kerns aged 44 died this morning in Inwood after a lingering illness. She married William Kerns and leaves three children. Funeral set for Saturday at 9 at Welltown Frederick County with Rev. Neff to conduct services.
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Inwood
W. Va
William Kerns
Katie Kerns
Welltown
Frederick County
Neff
National Bank Deposits Rise in Virginia
Individual deposits in the national banks of Virginia increased by about 2.5 million dollars between September 23 and November 27, reaching 58,823,125.91. Loans and discounts were 64,686,187.98 in November versus 64,469,102.99 in September, with surplus at 7,646,011.91 in November and 7,626,011.91 in September. Legal reserve ratio stood at 17.67 percent in November and 17.11 percent in September.
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Virginia
Comptroller of the Currency ‘of the Treasury
Wilder ‘de Reall
Holiday visit list of local residents and travelers
A roundup of residents and visitors spending Christmas in the city. Names include Harry Slat and family from Washington, Edgar Carper recovering at Memorial Hospital, F Douglas Sheetz from Washington, Capt Henry Schneider stationed in York Pa, Thomas Cover Jr from Philadelphia, Peter Viedenburgh from New York, Jamis Bragonier from New York, F Westwood Beverley of Ford City, Susie Davis Little and Henry H Little from Norfolk, Henry Hyde and family from New York City, George Carson and the Stump family visiting North Loudoun Street, and Miss Kate McVicar hosting relatives.
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Henry Schneider
York, Pa
Government
South Braddock Street
Mr. F. Westwood Beverley
Ford City
Frank Stump
East Radford
Kate McVicar
North Loudoun Street
Stump
Minnie Anderson
Wholesale Market Notes Show Mixed Grain and Farm Product Pricing
In the wholesale market wheat closed firmer with a slight advance while corn and poultry prices rose. Oats and ryes remained quiet as butter and eggs held steady and vegetables stayed steady with green fruits firm. Turkey prices and batter notes appear among fragmented figures.
Fight on North Market Street Ends in Fines
Court yesterday fined two men, Alex Robinson and John Rehill, five dollars each for fighting on North Market street last Saturday night. Rehill had his nose partly chewed off in the altercation, but Dr. P. W. Bord Jr. managed to sew it back on, and the injury limbs remain healing.
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Wilson
John Rehill
White
Alexander Johnston
North Market Street
Young Rehill
P. W. Bord,Jr
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Eller & CO
Knicker Bocker
Leader
N. Main Street
Evan
E. Piccadilly St
South Mai
Bot
Hotties
Jones Bros. Totm
Ickn
Middle Road
Ott Grant
Manchester
Berlin
Shryosk & Hottel
Traylor
Eastman
Fred S. Boyd
Cor Main
Funk’s Furniture
Funk & Son Funeral
Roth Phonhs
Main
Srt
Henry
Baker & CO
Marvel
Pasek
Barez Oy
Troy Stean
Harrisonburg
Gro
Winchester
Inwood, W Va
Harry Slat
Washington
Walter D. Sloat
South Market ‘Street
Edgar Carper
Memorial Hospital
Mr. F. Douglas, Sheetz
Kate K P. Sheetz
South Main Street
Thomas Cover, Jr
Philadelphia
Peter Viedenburgh
New York
R. Gray Williams
Baltimore
Jamis Bragonier
Mrs
D. H. Bragonier
Henry H. Little
Susie Davis Little
Norfolk
Lewis H. Hyde
New York City
William P. McGuire
William BE. Carson
River‘ton
Eel Acienee
George Carson
Alex. Robinson
Japan
Nickel
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Aera
Alligator
Kodaley
T. T. Wall
Bell Brothers
Union Bank of Winchester
Depository
State OF
Franck Baker & Son
Piccadilly Street
Glaize & Bro
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