Personal notices of visitors and residents in town
Mrs H. Clay DeGrange and daughter Migs Steck return from New England. Mr DeGrange from Blacksburg Va after farmers visit. Mrs J W Whiting visits aunt Miss Minnie Baker on North Market street. Misses Sadge Nettle Motter return from Blue Ridge Summit Pa. Miss Ella Grier returns to Washington after visiting here. Mrs Joseph McKericher visits sister Miss Frances Affleck on Peyton street. Franks Mondell and family guests at Hotel Jack during a motor trip.
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Sadge
Nettle Motter
Blue Ridge Summit
J. W. Whiting
Rockville
Minnie Baker
North Market Street
Joseph McKericher
Washington
Frances Affleck
Peyton Street
Fred. Gennall
Helen Gennall
Madison County
William C. Hawkins
North Kent Street
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Masked men tar and feather Oklahoma mail clerk
L. B. Mathews, an elderly railroad mail clerk, was abducted from his Reno home by masked men who blindfolded him and tarred and feathered him in the street. He had been arrested with others last week on a disturbance charge.
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Reno
Oklahoma
L. B.stathews
Mathews
Local wholesale price quotes from markets and Baltimore market
The Star lists daily wholesale prices with Hens Butter Young chickens and corn meal among items. Baltimore market figures show Wheat and cob corn prices and hay values noted as of the previous day.
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Star
C.cc
Uaeesen
EES Eee
Baltimore
G O P Raising Big War Chest in Virginia Campaigns
A Alexandria dispatch reports Republicans plan a large war chest for state county and city campaigns this fall. Fairfax Harrison of Southern Railway chairs the finance committee with expected contributions from wealthy Virginians and national GOP sources. Harrison spoke to Eighth district Republicans in Alexandria as plans for the fall campaign were outlined.
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Alexandria
Harrison
Joseph L. Cropper
Nurse on Vacation in Winchester Family Visit
Miss Emily Estep, training nurse at Memorial Hospital in Winchester Virginia, visited her uncle Mr. Benj. F. Conner and family east of town last Monday with her mother Mrs. Bettie Estep and relatives for a several week vacation.
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Emily Estep
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Benj. F. Conner
Bettie Estep
New Market
Va.) Valley
Harvey Keeps Off Silesia Discussion as US Abstains
Paris August 12 Ambassador Harvey told the Supreme Council that the United States viewed the Upper Silesian dispute as a European issue. He noted the matter would go to the League of Nations, in which the United States would not be represented, and said he would not participate in discussing referral to the League.
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Paris
Harvey
Supreme Council
United States
League of Nations
League
Stunt flyers killed in midair crash at Mason City
Two airplanes collided 500 feet in the air as Ray Kock 4 stunt flyer attempted a transfer to another machine. Both pilots died Ray Kock and W. W. Johnson, the other flyer, were killed and a second pilot was seriously injured in the crash near Mason City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Towa
Ray Kock
Kock
W. W. Johnson
Moonshine Raids in Morgan County Target Local Suppressors
Federal officers raided moonshine operations across Morgan County West Virginia and Berkeley Springs reports say Neil Fields was arrested for operating a ten gallon still possessing mash and whiskey. George Newell Eleanor Barney were also involved with mash and stimulant use. The suspects await grand jury action in Martinsburg in September while other locals Mr and Mrs Boyd Hollis and Mr and Mrs James Cridery Cridery visited Niagara Falls after a weeklong motor trip.
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Whitacre
Morgan County
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
Neil Fields
George Newell
Eleanor Barney
Martinsburg
Boyd Hollis
Imwood
James Cridery T
Winchester
Niagara Falls
Sunday Services at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church announces Sunday services on August 14 with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship and a sermon by Nathan Maynard of Berryville the pastor Charles Adry notes services proceed as listed.
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Sunday Services Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
He Nathan Maynard
Berryville
Irish Peace Talks Open with Ambiguous Letter
Dublin August 12 The letter from Eamonn de Valera to Premier George is neither acceptance nor rejection of the peace proposals. It raises questions requiring answers and is seen as potentially easing future dealings and shaping negotiations.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Repu
George
Trucking Operation Hit by Teamsters and Handler Strike
New York August 12 08 the United States Trucking Option announced a city wide strike by Teamsters and handlers after workers refused a four dollar weekly wage cut. The company employs about 2000 workers and handles more than half the contract trucking in the city.
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New York
United States
Big Fire Destroys Plant in Hagerstown Morning
A Hagerstown Dairy plant in Hagerstown Maryland was totally used by fire this morning with estimated losses around 50000 dollars. The cause has not yet been determined.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Dairy
Newman and son visit Virginia Valley on trip
Judge EB Newman and his son E B Newman traveled through New Market and Luray Virginia Valley with Edgar Walton Ward and George A Guard accompanying them for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. D. Newman
E. W. Newman
New M ‘Day
Luray
Edgar Walton Ward
Theff
George A. Guard and Market
Valley
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F. S. Royster Guano CO
Dept
Baltimore, Md
University of Virginia
Edwin A. Alderman
ISTER
University
D. F. Frederick
Waterlick
W. Reherd
Peter W. Reberd
Rockingham County
Harrisonburg
Mars
Jam Copenhbaver
Smother
Mrs. George
South Iket Street
Margaret and
Catherine Erans
Mrs. Carroll Evans
Harrisburg, Pa
Ella Grier
The
Associated Press
G. O. P. Raising
BIG War Chest
Will Contine
Moling & Seal
Niris
W. B
Rengo
DeBevoise
H. K. Green
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Charles Adry
Pamlor
Valles
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