Weather and illness woes touch local residents
Corresponde nce notes a cold spell hurting stock without shelter and a blizzard described as deadly. Updates on Harvey Dragoo's fragile health and Mrs. Henry Frodge's pneumonia followed by her death. Mentions relocations, measles recovery and sparse news in a tight rural community.
Aged Woman Sallie Boone Dies at Thomson Station
Mrs. Sallie Boone aged 65 died at her nephew Thomas Pasley home near Thomson Station on Tuesday. She was well known in the local section and her death is reported by The Advocate for printing.
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Sallie Boone
Thomas Pasley
Thomson Station
Equity suit against Lebus dismissed in circuit court
The case of M. L. Kirkpatrick et al. versus Clarence Lebus, tried last week by Circuit Judge William A. Young, was dismissed. It involved $9000 from the sale of stock in Burley Tobacco Company. Lebus claimed tender but could not deliver stock. plaintiffs alleged nonpayment. Attorneys R. H. Winn W. B. White Lewis Apperson for plaintiffs. Ed C. ORear and H. R. Prewitt for Lebus.
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M. L. Kirkpatrick
Clarence ‘Lebus
William A. Young
Burley Tobacco Company
Lebus
Glover
R. H. Winn
W. B. White
Lewis Apperson
Abram Renick Calls for Tax Reform and Prohibition
A Card to Voters urges a revised tax system with broader base and higher whiskey tax plus coal tax. It supports submitting a constitutional amendment to ban intoxicating liquor and calls for strict economy and accounting in state spending. The writer pledges faithful discharge of Senate duties.
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Abram Renick
Death of Oliver Barnes Spratt at Sharpsburg
A death reported as a universal sorrow in the Sharpsburg community occurred at the Spratt home on Jan 31 after weeks of illness. Born in Bath County in 1854, Spratt lived most of his life in the area. Survived by wife, son James O Spratt, three brothers, four sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the residence. Rev Yeaman officiated. interment Crown Hill cemetery Sharpsburg.
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Oliver Barnes Spratt
Sharpsburg
Mr. Spratt
Bath County
Presbyterian Church
Jas. O. Spratt
Yeaman
Crown Hill Cemetery
Deputy Walter Boyd Seeks Bath County Sheriff Nomination
Walter Boyd a former Montgomery county man and current deputy sheriff seeks the Democratic nomination for Bath County sheriff. He faces opposition from C S Ratliff and Sam Crooks.
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Walter Boyd
Montomery County
Bath County
Messrs. C.S. Ratliff
Sam Crooks
Job Work at the Ad Advocate Office
A note directs bringing job work to the Ad Advocate office for processing. It calls for submission of documents and related materials to complete tasks, with attention to deadlines and filing requirements at the office location.
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Advocate Office
Relations Break as War Threat Looms Stated
The article cites a National Defense committee claiming nearly eighteen million men available for service with potential 690000 more yearly. It notes strong munition factories and Ford offering to run factories war-free. German press warns Wilson actions threaten war but Germany remains rigid on its submarine war policy. Barrington Hall coffee priced at 40 cents per pound for six months.
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Committee of the National Defense Movement
Henry Ford
Barrington Hall
Vanarsdell’s
Reynoldss celebrate sixty first wedding anniversary at Winchester
Rev. L. H. Reynolds and his wife, both 81 and in feeble health, marked their sixty first anniversary at Mrs. L. T. Hagan’s home in Winchester. Locals wish them many more years of peace and happiness.
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L. T. Hagan
Winchester
Reynolds
Manny
Vanarsdell’s Offers Buckwheat Flour for Pancakes
Shopper considers a package of buckwheat flour for pancakes at Vanarsdell's. The note highlights a grocery purchase option in a local store context.
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Vanarsdell’s
Death Calls Suddenly in Quiet Family Tragedy
A bereaved family mourns a woman of modesty and grace described as a devoted wife and mother. The obituary reflects on her life, hopeful verses, and the shared Christian sentiment amid loss, urging quiet strength and mutual support in sorrow.
Old Lady Breaks Arm in High Street Fall
Mrs. E. A. Hensey, 76, fell at her son in law M. H. Vice’s residence on High street Saturday afternoon and broke her right arm just above the wrist. The injury is considered serious given her age.
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E. A. Hensey
M. H. Vice
High Street
Notice to creditors of M B Hadden deceased
All persons having claims against M B Hadden deceased must present them properly proven to J. S. Frazer, Executor, at once.
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M. B. Hadden
J. S. Frazer
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