New Game and Fish Laws Out
The State Department of Game and Inland Fisheries published the new statutes from the latest General Assembly session. A key provision bans buying selling or bartering black bass big mouth bass small mouth bass southern chub millpond bass California rainbow trout brook trout or mountain trout in the state. Violators face at least 5 fine or up to 30 days imprisonment. Limits set on daily take per person and special county provisions.
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General Assembly
State Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
California
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Ad by Boyd Drug Co
Local ad touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets promising immediate relief for gas and heart palpitations. Testimonies claim better sleep easier breathing and calmer nerves. Sold by Boyd Drug Co in partnership with J Baalmann chemist in Sun Prairie.
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Baalmann
Unclear fragment hints at purchase and age factors
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion of a man, possible purchase, and ages or counts labeled as two PS, but lacks coherent facts or names to form a full news item.
Growers List Crops For Sale In Virginia Markets
Norfolk and Western Railway monthly market bulletin lists Virginia apple raisers with thousands of barrels for sale in Roanoke and Salem. Wheat, rye, hay, vegetables, bees and honey also offered. The bulletin notes the crop will be about 40 percent of last year due to late frosts and urges better grading and packing to boost profits. A separate livestock bulletin lists cattle hogs poultry horses mules dogs goats sheep and rabbits for sale wanted and exchange.
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Roanoke
Agricultural Department of the
Norfolk and Western Railway
Virginia
Roanoke County
Salem
Agricultural Department
Norfolk and Western
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Winchester Testimony
A Winchester reader, Jacob Hillyard, describes chronic back and hip pain worsened by damp weather and kidney trouble. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and notes continued faith over years, with attestations from 1909 and 1919. The ad includes 60¢ price and Foster-Milburn Company contact. Frank Massey of Washington is visiting on business.
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Dean
Winchester
Jacob H
Hillyarpenter
Kent St
Hillyard
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Newer Form of Iron Quickly Increases Strength and Energy
Dr James Rai ivan a former physician notes iron boosts blood nourishment and energy. He promotes Nuxated Iron, a form of iron in snad lentils and apples, claiming quick strength gains and a money back guarantee if two weeks pass without benefit. Local druggists Franck Baker & Son offer the product with satisfaction or money back.
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James Rai Ivan
Be ‘Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
Franck Baker & Son
Five Cent Cigar Has Returned
Chicago reports the five cent cigar back in demand after wartime absence. Stores and counters display the nickel smoke product in various shapes and colors as large billboards promote its return to normalcy in the tobacco world, though no note is given on its quality.
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Chicago
Pickle firm files big suit in Martinsburg
Haarmann Pickle and Vine of Nebraska sues Orland Valley Fruit Products at a Martinsburg plant for $25,000 in an assumpsit action filed with Deputy Federal Clerk A C Nad enbousch. No declaration has been filed and the basis for damages is not learned. The plant is part of a group run by apple products businessmen from Winchester.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Assumpsit
A. C. Nadenbousch
Haarmann Pickle and Ven
Nebraska
Orland Valley Fruit Products Company
Apple
Winchester
Crone will leaves Martinsburg Pike home to sisters
The will of Mary A. Crone, who died recently near Winchester, was admitted to probate. Executors may sell the Martinsburg pike home if best for all, or keep it as a home for unmarried sisters. If sold, Selina Crone receives 1500 dollars, with the remainder split among Ellen V. Crone, R Annie Crone, and niece Messiah V. Crone. George Crone and Selina Crone named as executors with 10000 dollar bond. Will signed November 2, 1921.
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Mary A. ‘Crone
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Selina Crone
Ellen V
R. Annie Crone
Missiah V. Crone
George Crone
Baltimore
Six Month Sentence For Stephens City Gun Floursher
Morris Williams colored, who threatened to kill his brother and sister with a double barreled shotgun, received a six month jail sentence from Justice S M Stickley. He was brought to Winchester to begin serving and may be sent to the convict road. The incident followed prior assaults and a wartime draft period after which he returned from France.
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Morris Williams
Stephens City
S. M. Stickley
Winchester
Williams
Mordecai Williams
Mordecai
Wilton Vincent
Ohio
France
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Women in Middle Age
Wisconsin woman describes anxiety insomnia and mood changes during middle age. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with improved sleep and well being after seven bottles. The ad promotes the product as a natural restorative to ease melancholia nervousness irritability headaches and dizziness common in midlife.
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Wisconsin
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lanser
Ygan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Man Writes of Former Home Resident’s Shootout
The article notes a man continued to live at his former Stephens City residence until last week when he ran amuck with a shotgun, signaling a violent incident and potential legal action or public safety response.
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Stephens City
Record tomato weighs two pounds four ounces
Mrs Martha Haines of Springfield West Virginia grew a tomato on her farm weighing two pounds four ounces the heaviest on record to date. Capt and Mrs M C Reyser of Washington DC visited relatives in this city and were joined by their niece Mrs J L Whitlock and nephews C A and Eugene Davis. Miss May Bowman of Orangeburg South Carolina guests of Mrs J L Whitlock. she is daughter of Judge J W Bowman. Mr and Mrs I D Wright left for Niagara Falls and western cities. The Rev and Mrs Lewis S Miller left for Washington. Miss Julia Tyler trip to Boston and New England. Mrs Johns W Hedrickett this morning for Washington.
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Martha Haines
Springfield
W. Va
Newton Grove
M. C. Reyser
Washington, D.C
J. L. Whitlock
Messrs. C. A. and
Eugene Davis
May Bowman
Orangeburg
J.l.whitlock
Miss Bowman
J. W. Bowman
Circuit Court of
Julia Tyler
Boston
New England
Take Him Down a Peg Expression Origin
The phrase means to humble a person’s dignity and comes from lowering a ship’s flag during salutes. The higher the flag is raised, the greater the honor, while lowering signals reduced prestige.
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Portland
Glaize & Brother
All Qualities
Lda
The
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Franklin
Chichester S
Frané
Bako
Gon
Brentin Te
Bug Store
Northern
N. Main St
Frank Massey
Washington
Pickle Company
BIG Suit
H. K. Green & Bro
Good & CO
Rouss Avenue
Travelers
Hartford
Connecticut
I. D. Wright
Niagara Falls
Lewis
G. Miller
Johns W. Hedrickett
Moling & Seal the
Funk & Son
Main St
Jessie Hillyard
Water Street
I. H.C
C. I. Brumback Bro
Hamburger’s
Thomas & Messer Company
W. ‘Balto
St. Baltimore
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