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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
MORE TEXTILE PLANTS
North CnrOIinn Cotton Factories Grow
ing In Number and siEe--Uthcr
INDUSTRIAL Notes


me tioNcrda,c Cotton Mill has been
Incorporated at High Point with si25,.
600 capital stock
The salisbury Bank and Trust Com.
nanS. OF Salisbury. has Increased cap
,ital stock from $4,000 to 100000
The oak Heights Development Com
nany, organized At Goldsboro for s,lb-
urban DEVELOPMENT. has been incor-
porated with sl5o,0Oo capital stock.
The Carthage Hosiery Mill Is adding
at great cost i finishing and dyeing
nrpartment TO the hosiery ma ing
plant at Carthage.
The Bank OF Morven, In Arson
County. has increased its capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Lillian Knitting Mills Company,
operating a big hosiery mill at Abe,
marie. will This year establish a
branch mill OF equal size at 3adin.
Fhe lvanhoo Manufacturing Com.
panE proposes to build an additional
MI! at its plant at Smithheid. which.
WIN the machinery 10 be installed,
VIII cost between $500 600 and $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

We received the other order
Of More Egrs" Tonic aud
have used il a. to directions.
an getting moro ekEs HSw
than I have for the past two
years.-J. B r. HUNR0E.
Glilipoifs, o.
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sun-Curcd Tobacco E,rmer.

TIC auCtlon sales At inc WArCnOuScS
last week amounted TO 10000 pounds;
and the market was decidedly more
active. The offerings were eonoruliy
OF better leaf than the week IcforI,
and an average Of s3i per ed
higher than the week before and the
luEs and other lower grades fully re-
covered from the decline OF the week
ard the wrappers OF the SUN cured
variety sold as high as before the
holidays, some very fine wrappers
Per hundred.
In the offerings hast week there
Tere something like 10000 pounds OF
tFe-cured daTk shipping tobacco. and
an advance in the values oil these goods
MAS noted, lugs, going from SIS 10
S3s per hundred. short leaf ISS to
II is not expected that receipts vii.
be altogether as large THIS week as
last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
RICH MEN TO BUILD HOTEL
Wlnston-SOl~m bankers and Tobacco
Men propOsc 10 Erect a Million
Dollar IiUstIrrJ,

WINSTON-SALEM,N y. -. Jan. ia
easSter has been issued b. the Secre-
tary OF State, Oh The application OF
winston Salem Hotel Company. au-
thorizci capita! stock $1,000, 300.
~ Is the purpose OF this company
10 cree, hotel here 70 cost fully
equipped, approximately Il 900. 600.
Among the incorpuralorS ana stock
headers are W. \. II. Reynolds, of the
u. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company; y.
III, Hancs. OF the various IIunes indus
l.ies: James +. Gray. banker: T. T.
Hunclcy. g. G.. Hill ana others
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SOLELY FOR BLUE DENIM
i.!nchburE Overall Factory Gets Con-
troll of South Carolina Mills 20
Make Own NutCrlnl

LYNEIlBURG. VA. Jam. lT.-C.otton
mills at Rock Hill. =. G.. recently In
corporatcd under the name OF Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills, with 81 900 900
Jobbers overall Company. OF this city
plan 10 add to the facilities OF tic
plant this year ut II cost. OF $1,000. 900.
purchased the Manchester Cotton Mills
and this plant Is TO 10 changed for
tho sole manufacture OF blue denim TO
supply the big overall factory here.
One thousand looms are TO be added.
together with other spinning and card
ing machinery; u dye house Is to be
erected and equipped and more than
100 cottages for employees are to be
built. 1t viii require coo operatives to
run the enlarged mill
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lN HRf-ISes
Ezra
100 ESIs frs1 Is asas

Il x.se the "hees yess" tab.
weeks they began laying and
layed oil vintnr. lnevor saw
anything like them in the world.
EAkS. ALBERT SMITH. Pena.
y. 4. Ore pacts. Llckawabs,
=. 7.
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WOMEN FOR DIRECTORS
Innovation III Prince William County
Three Women ELECTED on Rourd OF
AGRICULTURAL Association.

FREDERlCk SBURG. VA. Jan. IL
Stockholders of the Prince William
Fair Association have elected the fol-
lowing directors: Mrs. J. +. Dtgan, Mrs.
II :. Hundl"y. MISS II. j. Johnson. j.
+. Dawson w. Holmes Robertson, j. j.
'ouncr, W. T.. Warmer. VI. NJ. Washing
Smith. +. l.. Hale. w. T.. Hale. g. F.
NJ. Lewis, J. r. Desan. =. H. Dodge,
George llcrr!ng, w. l.. Bullock, W. H.
ilayucn, McDufT Green, J. l.. Lima
weaver, NJ g. uazcn, H. .. Alien, Il; T..
Robertson and J. +. Cockcriiic
|: will be observed that a number OF
Women are on tle board. This is an
innovation IN this section, but is gem
craliy approved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
STANDS NINTH IN LINE
North Caroline IN Front tank Among
states Voting Bouds for High
why building.

KNl.EtGH. y. c., Jan. tI.--Figurcs IN
the Office OF the state Highway Com
missioner show that North Carolina
now ranks ninth among the states OF
the Union as to bond Issues for inn
proved highways.
In June the state will have $4,000.
0e0 coming 20 It's road building and
maintenance fund from the United
states government, and i year later
It's snare OF tho government road fund
viii he sG,0o000n.
Projects accepted UP 10 date FOR
highway building total i,lJ0 miles.
Seyeuty-ciSht counties have applied for
state and Federal aid, having met tho
requirements.
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offered encouragement to oil borers in
North Carolina. having never regarded
this state as an OIL producer. Royal g.
Hemick, of this city. is going to try his
hand at "strikin' ilc." He has secured
from the state Board of Education q
lease on 10000 ar more acres OF land
in Pender and Duplln Counties. located
on tho coast north OF this city, and
viii try there.
Because Of the extensive swamps in
that territory II is sparcely settled,
ana altogether is = very gloomy region.
Mr. Remick has not revealed his plans
as Vet.
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ANOTHER STATE BANK
Citizens Stnte lsnnk Organized 4, M,
husintsn In the Town Of
tumhc r. n nd

CUMBERLAND, VA, Jan. 17.-Before
,te new year shall be far spent Cum
perland Will have a new bank Ing in
Sttutlon. The Citizens State Banix has
beer! Incorporated with $4,000 capital
STOCK with c. NJ Smith, president, and
u o. Garrett, secretary. The stock
h"nic"S VIII soon name other officers
tnd temporary banking building viii
be secured.
1t is expected that the preliminary
short while. and the bank will DC ready
ior business at an early date. a modern
bank building will he erected later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
|DULL WEEK IN REAL ESTATE"
INQUIRY FOR RESIDENCES
AND THEY ARE HARD TO FIND
Interesting Comparative Figures Are
bror Sht Out ut Annual Meeting OF
Real Estate Exchange,

The Richmond real estate agents
scored something of Il dull week .ast
y wsem;; that is' dmil as compare, with
both improved and unimproved prop
ertN that had been practically con-
sun1ated IN past weeks were closed up
anu the deeds sent to record, and not
a few deals were advanced on the
string. but there were very lew strictly
new transactions.
There is no abatement in tho inquiry
ANYTHING in this line that is fairly de-
sirablc is offered At figures that are
gobblcd up.
The Richmond Real Estate Exchange
neid its annual meeting last Thursday
night. and was attended by about Ia
people. Tho exchange now has n
membership of Gfty-four real estate
firms.
Comparative Figures Of business Done.
The report OF Secretary t. Ray
meeting. furnished some. very interest
inS iiEurcs. Among other things. it
showed That in the year 1919 tho real
estate agents OF Richmond made sales
OF properties amounting 10 over &c.,
100000, and that there were recorded
last year in TiGhm9nd proper. not in
county. ii.5o0 transfers of realty.
The secretary also had the figures
Tor the year 1918, which were: value of
property transferred in Richmond. not
including South Richmond and Hen
rico County. Si3.000.o00; transfers re-
corded for the same territory, 2i,0oo
1t will be seen that moro than twice
as much business WAS done last year
as tho year previous. and the transfers
We're considerably more than twice as
many.
The exchange reelected Bruce Rowe
TO be president for this year, and f..
Ray richardson was re elected sccrc :
tary and treasurer.
y movement is on foot TO try to Ge.
the City Council to amend The Bui d :
ING Code OF the city. 1t is claimed
that the code as it now stands l.: init
qua;cd and NAMES lot OF unnecessary.
trnuhio and expense for house and
needs simpi,fying Everythinc thai
can he Thought of to encourages build .
ing ~ this time is being discussed
among The real estate agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
NEW WORKERS GET CONTROL
Lynehburg Cotton Mills Company IIus
Stockholders Meeting Under the
New MRnnEcmect.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

LYNCIBURG, VA, Jan. i7-Stock-
holders of the Lynchburg Cotton Mill
Company, which was sold several
months. ago, held the first annual inset
ing, under the new regime today, when
eight New York men were elected to
board was not held because there was
no quorum in the city.
MooTnan e" M Eunia Is M Ss fol19w5: r. L.
, f. X ,Rppprech.. i: .sfccampGeil, S.
j. G. Hughes. Jr.. r. s. Storm. WiIiia m
= Nef and II. 8 Stoinson, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

LfNCF1BUKG, w, Jan. lI.--olleS
Of leaf tobacco this week amounted
to 2S},lo0 pounds, making the total
pounds.
Receipts continued light again this
cold harsh wsather, and i"i Tie great in r.
potion of the offerings were OF in
terior and nondescgipt grades.
While tugs and interior grades wc:c
lowe. than before Christmas, they
n;erS somewhat stronger than las:
week.
All desirable grades pap1ticulE.-ly
types OF leaf. were in strong demand
and brought fine prices Though pos
Sibly slightly lower than before tho
holidays.
The market wound up for the week
strong and active At quotations he
bow:
Dark-Luss, common. s,5 to s24;
Leaf. short. s2s to ,ss; good $50 20
St5; wrappers, $40 TO $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
ACTIVE TOBACCO MARKETS
HIGH PRICES HOLDING ON
AS BRIGHT MARTS NEAR END
Lsrgee Sales OF Sun-Cureu Leaf In
Hfchmond WnrehOuscs-SliSht
necllaes Fully Recovered.

Activity In all OF the leaf tobacco
markets OF Virginia and North, Caro-
Una .coRtinues. The slight weakening
~ prices hat was noticeable immCdi-
ately aftGr t,hristnis seems TO have
been recovered and all Of tho bette,
any tme tha aos g. oes season. haHe
The bright markets are nov 'on the
last lap and by the middle OF Febru-
AIRY there will be very little Of this
class Of leaf left in first hands.
There is yet much dark tooacco 10
be sold in Virginia, and rs soon as the
weather opens up all OF the dark mar
kcts will experience a rush. The rush
seems 10 have commenced in Rich
mcad in spite OF bad weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
OLD BANK CHANGES NAME
udrr Amended Charter, Wilmington
'ani, inG-lI0use Becomes Trust Com
pnnk mud DoubIcn CnnitnI Stock.

WILMINGTON, y. g.. Jan. i7.--Under
liens Bank. Of Wilmington, will
Change its name 10 Citizens Bank and
Trust Company. with tho privilege OF
doing general trust business in ad :
tiiion to that Of banking.
The capital stock is TO be increased
from 100000 to 100000. Tho hank ia
enc ol the Oldest financial institutions
q; Wilmington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
WILL MAKE TOILET GOODS
Candy Also to Be Product of New
Factory to he Established
Mt RcidSylIlc.

1I't'Ilf! 10 TIE I IInCS- DlSDatCh.I
DANNlLLE, VA. Jan. l7.-Thc Amer
lean Products Corporation, with 81 ,uOO,-
600 capital stock, has been organized
uud Offices opened in Reidsviilc, y, G.
The company will manufacture and dig
tribute toilet articles, medicinal and
chemical preparations and food prod
ucts, such candy.
Al present the goods are being manu-
featured in Newark, y. j., and Clcve-
land, ohio. Is. X. Stone is president,
Scott Fii1man, vice president, and Il. l..
Soncrs secretary and treasurer
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omeers Elected in rredcrIch .burs,

t.,/INN, q
~ the annual meeting OF JIG stock
holders and board of dircctSs at the
JanncH- Marshall Co. the Rig whole
sale grocery corporation Of Ihis citv
officers We're elected as follows: j. H.
Ianncy, president; Tyson Janney. Sec
Rotary and treasurer: :. NJ. Janncy
Eencra manager. These officers with
y. u. Thornton and AlcXaIfacr Berger,
compose the board OF directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
RIVERSIDE COTTON MILLS
PLAN BIG ENlARGEMENTs
Twa-und-u-liaIf M,Ilion Dollars syn
'estcd-Wiii Give Onnrille Big
gcst Factory in South.

pANNlLLE. VA, Jan. l7--rhe Rivcrt
side and Dan River Cotton Mills havi
ttSmpieted plans for cnlarsemehts til
tns enormous plant. which when fjnl
,,SSned this year, will give DanvfIii
INC, Inc largest cotton manufacturin,
The plans call Tor an ox,opd,,;;x
ol a3.heV.oQ0 for building alonc,S and
i itm machinery will cost something
cbiInosa,. ihnii,ion more. The new ma
rooms, and 225 cards. 1917
em rIe 10 t9r CO, Of 5000 operatives now
tbn HT;f,u,Wll VIII he largely Increased and
AM, ,nuinS or additional houses IL;
hiw u nIrouhu SGhooliicld, the seat OF th,I
"'s Piant, VIII be NECESSARILY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
..nNiIl. rnarkci wlll rlosn

-.nVille market VIII close Tor
CGasoO sooner than ever before
.swn in its history. II is now Ger
tain that all Of the bright leaf in
.his territory vii! be out oil first hands
before the end of February and tho
Tobacco Board Of Trade has; set Feb
rqary % as the date for the closing
Of the warehouses. II is likely that
Ahcy will practically close before that
dato for the lack of tobacco TO sell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
CONE MADE PRESIDENT
Ncw Banking and Trust Company M
Greensboro Names Prominent Cotton
Manufacturers Chief (ltHccr

IEEENSBOItO, =. @, Jan. lT.--Thc
Atlantic Banking and Trust Co. Inc.
with f1,opo,9oo capital stock. has or
lowing officers: Julius ". Conc, of the
hig cotton manufacturing plant, presi-
dent; William Simpson. first vice-presi
dent; John W. Simpson, second vice
The new banking house expects to
begin business about the latter part
Of March or first of April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

. 10 I1k, -. 2, Jan. I1.---INc k'Ingnt'
Land and Timber Company. incorpo-a;
cd here with .G5,oOo capital STOCK hy
Washington, ID. c.. ana WILMINGTON
partics Will establish a big lumber
plant here. The. company has alreadv.
acquired large timber tracts and prjvI-
ieSes In Craven County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
NO PACKING HOUSE YET
Project to Start Ono In Raleigh >hnn-
doncu, Hut Stockholders WIN
on nenlIY ncnl

RALEI6U. \. @, Jan. l7-Tbc ,hi-,r
acres Of land purchased by the State
tracking Company was sold AT public
auction this morning for $1,000 I'his
chase price prior to the war 1t was
decided impracticablc at the present
time TO continue the promotion of ;Ic
packing house proposition for KaloiEh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
r:,,en,i,c Addition, 10 ruc,or,.

hARTlNSNlLLE, VA, Jan. i7-Thc
American Furniture COMPANY Of this
MACE has increased It's capital stock
understood that this means extensive
additions TO the furniture factory and
u doubling OF its capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
ERECT QEHYDRATE PLANT
Norfolk Concern Starts BuiIdinr I,-
es' establishment OF Its Kind
In the south

"CkEOLk, VA, Jan. 17.-Whcn Tho
n ice "itoraSe pehydration Corporation
voI1pietcS buildings at it's miami here -
VIII be the largest estabiishmen, ~, :,
Kind in Virginia VI Tvs
eo F@ur buildings. of two stories each
with The maclinery to be ins,aI,oS " me-" ,,'.'i
I I SouV.D9o. The plant viii have a
Tally capacity OF 1000 tons The Rich.
3TaSon Construction COMPANY. Of
Hampton, has tho contraci and az
commenced the work '''S
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'riees Hold Firm nj south Boston.

ssSes an I ,SS So, III ,, Snm; nharno
market have been very light since
the Christmas holidays.
While the offerings have not been
Of as high a grade OF tobacco us be-
fore the holidays the average Remains
about the same.
The total amoun. OF sales for ,h!e
week was about $1,000 pounds, whivi.
averaged around S57 per 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Lumhcr 90. Incorporntci nj ncdfnrd.

''i-'' 'iHb, va Jan j i.---ihc lum-
ber concern OF u. ST. stephens & Son
faS been Incorporated with $4,000
capital stock, and the operations OF
the company are TO be enlarged. l.
NJ. stephens, of Montvalc. Is ;hc prcs!.
cent OF the company, and X. &. Black
ford, Of i.ynchburs. has been elected
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Small Sale. at i,lackstune.

tSI.ACh6J u, NHr JAN. Ti.--Duc
10 the very harsh weather, sales %
tobacco have been small this week,
amounting to l50.9io pounds and aver.
aging s26.4i per hundred. There
seems to be no Improvement III the
quality since the market rcopeneu.
Besides this, prices are several uoliarS
off since Christmas. AS soon as there
is q good season the rest of the CIR ~
Will move. II is estimated that about
90 per cent OF the crop has already
Bnpn sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Nearins end at Mocky Moun,.

NUUh4 NODNT, \. c, Jan. IL
Receipts OF taaf tobacco since the ad-
re.t OF the New Year have been rattle.
light. This is owing 10 tho extreme
cold weather and 10 thc Tact That the
crop has nearly a! been sold
Receipts since the opening amount
TO about 100000 pounds, at an aver
,age OF Sfl.43, making the total 49,
10000 pounds at an average of So .2G.
Tho offerings consist largely OF tho
common nondcscript grades, with much
scrap. indicating The near approach To
the end. Still there Is 4 fair proper
tion OF good bright cigarette leaf and
export types.
Prices are good on all grades, cs-
pscia!iy medium ana Tin. tobaccos OF
good color. The common grades arc
not so high 5 before the holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

ASliENILLE. " G., Jan 1.-THE
Carolina Creamery an Institution thnt
has been successful here for several
ycar9, has arranged to double It's ca
pac't% by building an addition ~ a
cost 81 $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
nrooknenl 10 Have niae,r u,,,,

r,! boh,ookNEAL. VA. Jan. TIN
orsanizcd with II. ID, Williams nres,.
aenS. wii! erect three story hotel a:
81; IpSt OF not less than $4,000. Work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Money Invested in Carolina.

GHEEESBCRO. y. C., Jan. 1.-THE
b'atson Co, Incorporated with $50 coo
.apitai stock. proposes to inanusacttIre
ron and steel castings here. Tho
company ~ made. up %! Pennsylvania
and local capitalists. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

NokEoLk.. VA Jan. 1.-THE Auto.
nails n1,1,c soda Fountain Gorporetion. in
has elected James T.. Woodh1 isc Drcs.
'aent. and Hugh a. Knows. (secretary.
y plant Tor the manIfacturx or foun-
Ia blished here. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Bigger MN for Cotton CIo,,

STANLEY. \. c., Jan. 1.-THE lola
Cotton Manufacturing Company has in
creased ,ea" nd capital stock from 100000 to
''O?oOo, and Will build an additional
ini!l TO be equipped with modern ma
chinery FOR the manufacture of cotton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

JAMESTO"N, y. c., Jan IA snoe
.3ctory is to be added this yrar Ia IN
industrial enterprises OF jamestown,
The johnson Shoe Company, incor-
porsted with 100000 capita stock.
proposes y establish factory hetc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
N.. halfway Nearing Completion.

ANHTkENS: :. C, Jan. lT-The work
on the Carolina and Georgia Railway,
west OF here, is progressing as rapid :
iH as the harsh winter weather will al.
low. and 1t is now understood that
track laying will be completed TO
!iayesviilc. 20 miles from here. by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
BLOOD is LIFE
STRENGTH, POWER, ENDURANCE
Is Yours, If You VIII Begin to
Take Our Sovereign Tonic
Modern Cooking and Living
Make an Alarming Deficiency
Of Iron in the Blood

ToGr blood needs iron just "a much a. YOU
must have salt in !our food, You may ha an
old mai when actually younS in years
simply through neglect.
When your health has been undermined ty
uorrJ Q. oyerwork, when your vitality is
lowered. when you have that don't care
rap feeling, When your nerves are depressed.
when your work aPpears too much for yeu,
you are then in rundown condition.
Se'ereisn Tonic il :: real restorative, blooa
maker and u nerve builder. NO better msde.
Each tablet contains grain of PREPARED
IRON with other blo,I and nerve products,
You vii! be surprised and delighted with thu
new strength aud vim Sovereign Tonic gives
YOU. a
Sovereign Tonic will do more 20 brighten
the world, TO dispcl gloom. 10 make happy
homes than all the medicines known. Sent by
mail receipt OF price, Sl.O0. including tai.
SOVEREIGN REMEDY co.. INC.
L2l6 hilbert Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold At Grant DRUG Co., Tragic Drug Co
{ ~ holessllel RGuclinr Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Ranls,n ,.nnitnI NaM sIoon nan

LfNCHBUltG. VA. Ian. - = The
i.NnchburE National Bank, ono of TIC
largest of the banks Of the Itill City
has decided to increase its capital stock
from 100000 to 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

ACCoMAC. VA. Jan. i7.-The LsnE
ford Vault and Concrete Company, T.,
a new !ndust-ia! organization recent
~ Incorporated here. 4 large nIan,
.s 10 be established here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
EmporIa 10 necome nrish, Market

|EWPORIA, Va, Jan. lT.--WIthin q
radius OF ten 10 fifteen miles around
Emporia over 1000 acres of land viii
DO set ont in bright tobacco this year.
The farmers of Grecnesvillc County
and the southwest corner of Sussex
and the west end OF Southampton have
decided 10 go extensively in tobacco
culture.
The Board OF Supervisors OF
Greenesviile made an appropriate
which has Teen Supplemented with
contributors from the town of En-
poria and business organizations here,
Tor the purpose OF employing an eX-
pert 10 instruct the farmers in to-
Dscco culture and otherwise 10 boost
the industry In this section.
Plans arc Oh foot 10 establish here
leaf market and two or more ware
houses for tho sale OF tobacco will he
built in time 20 handle this years
crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Nsver Laid A. They De

J am very much satisfied
With the More ESes"
Tonic. Ny chickens nsver
fAid ~ many Eggs az they do
nov M RS. W. A.
GRUETLAACHER. Great
Bend. n. ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
You, too

can get more eggs
from your hens.
Surely, il Refers
More Eggs" can
hiring such won
derf,il results for
400. 0G0 chick en-
raissrs all over the
country, ii can do
the same for you.
Read the letters:-
double, yes,triple egg
prod uction! Don't
heeitatc. Read my
free oner. You take
norisk. Resultsctsnr-
onfsed. Send the
eeupss tcdsy-aow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
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