Fragmentary OCR list with place names and numbers in Arkansas
Fragmented text shows farm names and creek and road place names with numeric values and a single general manager signature. The legible items include Wardensville Memorial Farms Intermont Cap on Springs Rock-now Pools Ford peal Cornwell Bick Creek Gainesboro Hogue Creek Chambersville Hill Crest W. & W. Junction Ly Winches and a garbled manager line suggesting a local business or utility roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville Memorial Farms
Intermont
Barrick Rock
FORK SALE OF FARMS AND BUILDINGS ADVERTISED
182 acre farm with six room dwelling, barn, outbuildings, 450 apple trees, pear orchard and small fruits priced at 4000. 50 acre farm on pike with dwelling, barn, outbuildings and full bearing apple orchard price 2200. Double dwelling on South Main Street at 2000. Building lots available with favorable terms from Gner & CORP TNY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
South Main St
Star Announces Radical Reduction in Subscriptions
The Star declares a major price cut effective January 1 1522 for mail subscribers. Annual rate drops to 3 dollars or 1.5 dollars for six months if paid in advance. The paper cites farmer burdens and intent to ease costs despite conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Chambersburg Couple Wed In Green Frail Ceremony
A Chambersburg wedding ended at the Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage as Miss Pearl Green and Harry Reidenbaugh, both of Chambersburg, Pa., united in marriage. The bride wore a blue tricotine traveling suit with hat to match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pearl Green
Harry Reidenbaugh
Chambersburg
Zion Church Abolishes Santa Tradition in Chicago
In Chicago in December 1894 children of Zion Church of Chicago and Rome of Wit wit Glenn Volars patholic apostolic church are described as sleeping peacefully tonight while parents hope to hear reindeer on the roof or Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chdren
Zion
Ilinois
Rome
Glenn Volars
Apples Ship Arrives From Nova Scotia to Baltimore Wharf
The schooner Estelle Kreger of Captain Emilio Bonomo arrives at Terminal Piers Baltimore with 8 250 barrels of Nova Scotia apples. The cargo, the largest ever brought to an Atlantic port, is valued to enrich customs by 6 187 500 dollars. Varieties include Baldwin Stark and Greening. The air fills with the scent of apples on the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nova Scotia
Estelle Kreger
Emilio Bonomo
Bnight
Atlantic
Virginia Tuberculosis seals and bonds hit substantial totals
Richmond reports the Virginia Tuberculosis Association distributed 19 807 700 seals and 29 Health Bonds totaling 7 446 Tf all seals and bonds sold would yield 145 522 00 for tuberculosis work in Virginia. Last year’s sale was 54 075 35 and a per capita rural goal of 50 cents is urged, with a projected statewide sale of 115 318 05 if met, an increase of 51 242 70. The office notes continued strong demand for seals amid hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Tubercu
Virginia
Marshal Foch
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
White Post Local Notes Quiet Christmas Week
White Post Virginia residents visited Winchester for Christmas shopping this week. Notes mention illness of Mary Louise Pritts, church services by Rev G S West in Meade Memorial Church, Mrs G W Dellinger visiting Winchester, Mrs J C Diggs traveling to New York for her mother's illness, Miss Elinor Meade returning from Charlottesville, and several social visits among locals. The Womans Bible Clasp met at Mrs Sommerville's home for a Tuesday gathering. readers are wished a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilite Post
Winchester
Mary Louise
Pritts
New York
J. H. Skinker
Nellie Keennerly
Henry R. Bryarly
M. S. Bryarly
Elinor Meade
Saint Anne’s School
Charlottesville
M.C. Meade
Amanda Riffey
Woodstock
Sommerville
Tr Star
Dail Members Urged to Adopt Anglo Irish Treaty
Telegrams from Dail Eireann members show strong favor for ratification as the house recesses until January 5. Clare county council and Nagame county officials join in urging support, while Dublin papers view the adjournment as aiding ratification prospects and delaying prisoner releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Sre
Centenary Church Christmas Music Program
Centenary Reformed Church presents a two service Christmas program on Sunday December 25 with organ preludes processions hymns and carols at 6 am and a Sunday School program at 7 pm featuring solos exercises quartets and an orchestra. Highlights include The Road to Bethlehem overture Come Come Once More Bethlehem Star and The Shepherds Watch ed with various class performances and Welcome by Katherine Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
Hurbert
Herald Angels
Mefidelssohn
Klein
Oakrey
Katherine Forney
Bethlehem
Lowden
Marshall Stryker
Christ
Carter May Striker
God
Floyd Haines
Joseph Hodgson
Lawrence Hollis
London
Centenary Orchestra
French Await Instructions On Submarine Question
Washington dispatch reports the French delegation awaiting further instructions from Paris on naval auxiliary craft. The delay delays the submarine discussion at the Washington conference. An Italic proposal urged a broader later meeting after the present talks. Briand sent a final acceptance in Paris to Jusser and Washington on the capital ship disarmament accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sng
Sheen
Apyeto Oédn
Pers
Naval Committee
Roand
Paris
Briand Bugp
Ami Aseador Jusser
Hughes
Prohibition Toll: Family Pleas For Husband And Home
A Winchester Virginia dedication laments the impact of prohibition on a family. A wife recalls the husband drawn from home by the still and the boy turned vagabond, while the lines condemn the still as unlawful in the land of the free. The piece closes with a dedication to H O Pierce by Mrs Nina Glynn Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
H. O. Pierce
Nina Glynn Anderson
Winchester
Vanor
Church Acceptance of Lacy as Clarksville Pastor
The Clarksville First Presbyterian Church staff and members celebrate Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy of Winchester Va accepting the Clarksville call, subject to Presbytery action, with arrival hoped after year’s start. The unanimous call reflects strong congregational support and enthusiasm. Also included is a Treasury notice approving succession for Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester through 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Tenn
J. H. Lacy
Chester
First Presbyterian Church
James Horace
Winchester
Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Treasury Department
Taeceatier
Mers and Merchants National
Virginia
Thomas P
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Frederick
Naa
Sunday Schools Meet February 2 22 Charlottesville
The thirtieth annual state Sunday School Convention will meet in Charlottesville on February 21 and 22. Denominations join Virginia Sunday School Association in arranging. Dr. Frank L. Brown of New York will speak, with an International Association representative also presenting. Thomas C. Diggs, State Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Virginia Sunday School Association
Frank L. Brown
New York
World's Sunday School Association
International Association
Thomas C. Diggs
Ten Million for Exposition Proposed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials outline a plan to raise 10 million dollars for a sesqui centennial exposition in 1926. A 2.5 million dollar city appropriation will be requested, with similar state funding and public subscriptions to meet the total. About fourteen sites have been proposed for the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Moore
Lay
Amrteen
Sister’s Funeral Prompted Long Journey
Mrs. J Clayton Cochran departed yesterday afternoon for Detroit Michigan after a message advised her of the death of her sister Mrs G A Shansell following a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clayton Cochran
Detroit
Mich
G. A.shansell
Norfolk and Western schedule notes for Bristol and Hagerstown
Train notices list No 189.07 am Bristol intermediate station with Pullman and cafe car. No 1220 am Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton, Willamson via Winston-Salem sleeper. No 115.55 Shenandoah to intermediate stops with parlor car and sleeper. No 28 8.39 am Hagerstown and connections with Washington. No 147.36 pm Hagerstown to Philadelphia sleeper. No 2 12.60 am Philadelphia New York Pullman. For fares and reservations contact agents H H Burke and W C Saunders Roanoke VA.
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Berryvills
Bristol Am
Pullman
Broiler
Bristo
Bristol
Blue
Eld
Pocahontas
Norton
St Pullman
Willamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Andoah
Roanoke
New York
H. H. Burke
W. C. Saunders
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Winchester & Western R. BR
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Ini Dally Except
Ar. PF. M
Gner & Corp Tny
Xmas
George Vant
the and
Josephine Hill
AAAN
Universal Star St
Universal News Weekly
the League Shoe Store
T. B
DuPont
Wm. J. Gochenour
Maurertown, VA
Skillcraft Clothes Shop
N. Main Street
Fred Bark
White Post
Claus
Voliva
Santa Claus
DAIL
Gruber
Willa
Schilling
Wade Shepherds
Priestest
Mason
Peatlude
Prieta Ei
Ian
J.M. Orndoff
Church
Sister
Norfolk & Western
National Sale Store
A. S. Main Street
National Medical” Institute
Atv Milwauke
Wis
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