Block · one region of the page, as the scanner read it. It may hold a whole story, part of one, several, or an advertisement; stitching blocks into articles is the next step. Text is supplied OCR.
Page 1 · column 1 of 6 · from the scan, no model involved
Local Man Injured
In Antoinobile Mishap
T, C. Lm _ Jr.,;receibed cuts on hit head-, bir «m not seriously injured on Friday about 6:30 p.m. when his ea r skidded on the wet road and turned over three times «n Route 23 L, near Hughes River. The car wns a total loss. Mr. Lea was enroute :o his home here from V.P.I., where he is attending s«mHe
had just crossed
ounty line into Rapmer school, the Madison pahsnnock vjhen the accident -Oc(CMtisH
ea Pag# 10) j:t
-tjtir
Sod Bank “Sign-Up1
Extended To July 27
Farmers wijl have an extra week in which to fign 4° Acreage Reserve Agrearient under the Soil Bank, H. S. Barksdale .Chairman of Rappahannjx* County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announced today. A change in program regulations extends the fihal date ,for signing Acreage Resvdre agreements from July 20 through 27j ,*j.s Y"J»r Other receipt revisions in Actjsage Reserve program regulation* extend crtain dates i for disposing of crops in order to qualify acreage under thej 1956; Acreage Reserve program.! I.T . According to Chairman Barksdale, these changes mean that fanners in Rappahannock County have Until Juljr 27 to dispose of wheat in ©rdcij to reduce acreage below allotments fot acreage reserve
purposes. jThe previous final date was July p. j Chairman Barksdale explaine<
(Coalinoad on Pig* Flv*)
:hiefs to play TANARDSyiLLE
EAGLES
Don’t forget |the Rappahannock Ihiefs play Stinardsville Sunday uly 29th at Sfanardsvflle. Be sure and go and root for the ome team! |1 i
WEATHER RECORD According to Miss Ruby Jenkins we have had 1 rom July 1st to 8:00 A. M. . uly 24th, 11.54 inches of rain. ' Tiis isi more than we have had in t le past six-months and the second highest we have had in any one ihonth since 1945.
50.6%