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26 Sep 1918
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Shepherdstown Register in Shepherdstown, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
1
Publication Order in Jefferson County Court
The state of West Virginia Jefferson County issues a notice in which Anna L Phillips administratrix and heirs are named in a suit to settle accounts and sell Margaret Edwards estate's real property in Ray's Addition Shepherdstown for 550 dollars cash with no higher bid. non resident defendants must appear within one month of first publication to protect their interests. publication required weekly for four weeks in The Shepherdstown Register and posting at the Jefferson County Court House ahead of judgment. The order is signed by Clerk C W Conrad with attorney S Bragonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Edwards
Ray
Shepherdstown
W. Va
James Edwards
John W. Jenkins
Kate Enkins
Kate Woods
Ames Woods
Charity Athens
Charles Mathews
Horace Edwards
Lula Edwards
Mat Jenkins
Elmer Edwards
Harry ‘Wilson
Mattie Wilson
John Washington
Qos Washington
Josie Ever
Ned Wever
Ramond Washington
Washington
West Virginia
Jefferson
Jefferson County
C. W. Conrad
Bragonier
Lieutenant Mason's Last Letter From Richmond News-Letter
The Richmond News-Letter prints the final letter from Lieutenant Randolph F. Mason of the 103rd machine gun company, Tenth Regiment, killed in action in France on July 20. Writing to his father Rev. Dr. Landon R. Mason, he recalls heavy fighting starting June 10, details gas attacks, shelling, and his team’s calm defense. He praises his men, mentions commendations, and expresses love to family while hoping for an end to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Richmond
Randolph F. Mason
Landon R. Mason
Shepherdstown
France
103Rd
Tenth Regiment
Grace Episcopal Church
Lieutenant Mason
Henry S Baker Jr awarded war cross in France
A Shepherdstown area note highlights Henry S Baker Jr in U S ambulance service near France receiving a war cross for exemplary action. His father Henry S Baker writes of mail from home, danger and hope, with reflections on life amid shelling and sights of ordinary objects among ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Baker
Henry S. Jr
U. S
France
Young Baker
Washington Post
Richmond
Sam
Singer
McCormick
Virginia
Mother
Henry
Canal fate debated as government seeks to back canal company
The Railroad Administration plans to guarantee the canal company’s financial responsibility to sustain and expand coal barge service on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Once carrying capacity and evacuation times are considered, the canal’s role compares unfavorably to rail transport, with trains delivering 2,500 to 3,000 tons from Cumberland to Baltimore in about half a day versus days for canal boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Administration
Canal
Zihiman
District of Columbia
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
United States
Adams
Washington
Georgetown
Ohio River
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Federal Union
Maryland
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio Railways Company
Baltimore
Clocks To Be Moved Back Out
The daylight saving plan ends with clocks reverting from 2 to 1:00 AM on October 27, restoring standard time nationwide. Officials note the change follows a successful trial, with earlier objections from rural residents who kept two clocks. All official clocks will return to midnight, restoring the original time after March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War secrets and pipes subtext in Baker tour
A fragmented wartime item narrates Secretary of War Baker personally guiding two Camp Meade rookies through the War Department at night. Baker shares anecdotes, reveals his pipe collection, and bids farewell with two pipes as souvenirs. Separately Maryland Pressed Steel wins a contract to manufacture 9,000 mines after a recent 30,090 mine order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Newton D. Basker—ineng
War Department
Cid
Iris
Camp Meade
Army
Adjutant General
Chief of Staff
Secretary of War
Livesln
Mr. Baker
Maryland Pressed Steel Company of
Hagerstown
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A S, Dandridge & Co
Oliver
New York
Tiger
Granger
Deering
Dandridge & CO
Luria
Big J. Y.blackford
Shenandoah Junction
Circuit Court
Anna L. Phillips
Plaraniss
Kate Jenkins
James Woode
Charity Mathews
Charles Ews
Horace Edie
Harry Wilson
Jennie Warington
Josie Wever
Robert Washington
Dora Washington
Margaret Stevenson
Tim Stevenson
Harry Washington
Marstella Washington
Mary Staley
Rebecca Staley
Geo. M. Beltzhoover
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Geo. M. Beltzhoover, Jr
Charles Town
Walter C.clephane
J. Wilmer
Latimer
Clephane & Latimer
Attorneys AT Law
Hopkins Gibson
Register Building
Harrison Schley
General Insurance
Jefferson Security Bank
Miss Loud
Mann’s
Shepherds Town
Cookus
Main Street
Sam Mill
Lucy
John
Taylor
Ida
Mr. Massie
Pops
McDonald
Anne
Zoar
Duffields
Dayton
L. J. Heatwohl
Dale Enterprise
Mennonite Church
Ralph W. Benner
Martinsburg
George N. Conrad
Harrisonburg
Benner
Mennonite Missionary
Elkins
Heatwohl
General Conference
Paul W. Lange
Fairmont
Lange
Germany
Belgium
Walker
Fairmont Rotary Club
County Council of Defense
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Young Men's Christian Association
War Law
Unas
Save Sudar
Harry Baker
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hinton
Hallanan
Styles
Fletcher
Castoria
C, and O. Canal
Ida Mason Burke
Rani Fishes
Randal
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