Collection: Records of the Virginia Prohibition Commission, 1916-1934 - ARVAS Search Results

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, August - December 1929 Box 144, Folder 4

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, August - December 1930 Box 150, Folder 2

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, December 1926 - June 1927 Box 127, Folder 1

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, January - June 1928 Box 135, Folder 2

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, January - June 1929 Box 142, Folder 3

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, January - June 1930 Box 147, Folder 3

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, January - May 1931 Box 153, Folder 5

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, January - May 1932 Box 159, Folder 4

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, July 1933 Box 172, Folder 3

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Ailworth, R.L. and Co., Eastville, July - December 1932 Box 162, Folder 5

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