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best to treat every cow owner fairly and impartially. Give them the $ame, sort of break. Not one draws a cent for serving and serving takes a good deal of each committeemen’s time besides doing so is a headache.
You are not eligible if you have ai much as a month’s supply of feed grains (ground or whole) on hand and no one can get over a month’s supply of drought relief grain at a time. To date the committee feels
get is mixed feed which cbsts $46 per. ton cash. - ,
Walter Slavik, Amissville, reports having hay to trade for Bangs vaccinated Angus females.
IN MEMOR’AM
In memory of my dear son, William C. “Billy" Firtcham, who passed away one year ago, October 12, 1952. Oh, how I miss him But God loved him more And He- has called him home To rest upon the shore. Bad and sudden was the call -Of one so dearly loved by-all--* The shock was hard, the pain severe As I sat at his bed so near. And to speak - oh how he died To think he could not say goodbye. Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell. They say time heals all sorrow And helps to forget, But times so far has only proved How I miss him yet. God gave usstrengthto fight it And courage to bear the blow But what it meant to lose him No one will ever know. A loved one from our home i» gone A voice we love to hear is still -No 4>ne^has ever taken your place And no one ever will. *
—His devoted mother
Mrs. David J. Racer
REAL ESTATE
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All Kinds of Property
< W. A. MILLER
Local Broker WASHINGTON, VA. CALL dtp, 1851; Nights or Sundays, 2161.
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