Green Tea House and local markets feature town notices
The page lists sales and specials from Boswell's general store including hats glass jars and chocolate items. It notes July prices, farm news, and upcoming events at Green Tea House, with county notices on road improvements and railroad excursion changes. The Berkeley county court plan to save three miles of Class A road is reported along with local business updates and community notices.
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Bos
Boswell
Euler
Zane
Troney
Morgan
Marinsbure
Gincer
Hedgesville
Cumberland Rail Bridge
Hagerstown
Wellh
Baltimors
Ohio Railroad
Atanic City
Hurwite Creamery Company
Charles Town
Cousty
Chicago
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Hodges-Lemen Co
Local notes show crops and community events in Charles Town area
Growing corm and apples report promising yields after recent rains. Martinsburg shipped Yellow Transparent apples at 2.80 a bushel. August entertainments and civic meetings. bond sale and bank renovations noted. Accidents, Lutheran picnic plans, and hospital appointments blend into a snapshot of small town life in the Martinsburg to Shepherdstown region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Farmers Bank of
Chautauqua notes mix local life and army training in Kentucky
A fragmentary diary entry describes a Pumpkin Center fraternity gathering and remarks on Chautauqua sessions, rural Kentucky life, politics, and the Army training for native and foreign-born youths at a Radcliffe Chautauqua event. The author laments local conservatism while highlighting education, sanitation, and civic improvement ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Pumpkin Center
Shar Gal
Hat Share Teller
Tate
Louisville
Mississippi
Tyelia
Virginia
Middle
Tennessee
Dela
Cox
Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Tay
U.S. Army
Baker
Radcliffe
Notice to the Public and Local Weddings
Notice to the public outlines a bus schedule from Herdstown to Hagerstown with connections to Baltimore and back, plus fertilizer sales and agency notices. The column lists several marriages near Charles Town including Olivia Murray and others, naming families, ministers, and locations in West Virginia and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Hull
Aeherdstown
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aij Cees
Boswell's
Euvor
Ty Owens
Knwckt
Owens
Merryville
Washington, Alexander & Gooke
H. Trout
Andrew Bill Fies
Gaylord
BM ‘Vers
Suentyvial Junction
Bank and Trust Company
Tai Foam Mir
Myers
John C. Burns
Weither
Robert Gibson
Potomac Post
Seeevan Legion
Shirley
Harperty
Nile East
James K Hendricks
Democratic Executive Committee
Robert L. Withers
W W. Brown
James Grantham
Thomas Moore
Washington
Alexander and Cooke
Jos
Shepherdstown
Edgar D. Conklyn
Wheatland
Advocate
Isaac Wilson
du Pont
Isaac
Fisher’s Hill
Strasburg
F. H. Knubel
United Lutheran Church In America
Charles J. Smith
Roanoke College
A. F. Feltner
Swan Pond
Amelia Feltner
Paltis
Feltner Place
Robert Willard
Willard
Clarence G. Margret
Cumberland
J. B. Willianie Company
Eranite
City
Pempkin Center
J. O. Kron
Washimatott, Alexander & Cooke Ua
Oquiclee Town
W Va
Tong Relimenco
Agente
Shypherdemms
We Va
Lippitt
Olivia Murray
Cumberstone
Murray
Maryland
Mr. Lippitt
W. F Lippitt
W. P Graighit
William Geenard
Sen
Mise
Margaret M. Barrett
Halitown
Alfred E. Harris
the Brooks
Jobo Johnson
S. M Thr Company
Charles
Janes Edward Ott
Farerly
Wash‘welo
Neilie Owen Harrell
W Vt. Harrell
Roanoke
Nieth Street
George W. Manne
Level Green Farm
Evany
Nave
Louise Berry Moore
Herbert J. Wiswell
W. W. Winwell
Rosston
Harvard University
Ana
Washington, Alexander & Cooke
W. Va
E. Douglas Davis
North Potomac Street
S. M. Langford
West VA
Carl Owens’ Drug Store
Guatedice Credit
L. C. Engle
Charles L. Crane
Rumsey Hotel
Breve
Eutler Hotel
Main
Princess Streets
Otto
M. XK. Bowers
Morgan’s Grove Fair
Shepherdstown, W. Va
Morgan's Grove Fair
W. H. Knode
A. W. Billmyer
Grain and Produce News
Seashore
Shenandoah Junction
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Philadia
Baltimore & Ohio
Opera House
Wallace Reid
Peole
Daniel
Tom MIX
Ame
Violet Heming
David Graham Phillips
Charity Violet Heming
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