Paris Virtuous Streets Inspire Baltimore Civic Drive
The Women’s Civic League compares Paris cleanliness to Baltimore’s, praising strict municipal methods. They note Paris enforces rubbish collection and street cleanliness, using long low trucks and regular schedules, arguing Americans can imitate the Paris system to improve urban hygiene.
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Paris
Deis
Actioi
Balti
RypeLing Rhymes by Walt Mason in The Street Tales
A fragmented verse piece by Walt Mason reflects on urban moral concerns with pithy lines about sinners cops and moral ambivalence. The narrator vents about street life temptations and the paradox of virtue amid city temptations and crime.
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Jane
Rei
LocalGossip Notes From Reliance Va St. Marys Area
Jan 9 report from Reliance Virginia lists visits and family gatherings. Rose of Philadelphia visited her sister. Mrs H J String and others spent holidays with relatives. B F Cooley of Winchester hosted guests. Sam Cooley and family spent New Year with W L Bowen and others. W O Cooley family not well.
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B. Va
Rose
Philadelphia
Mirs
H. J
B. F. Cooley
Winchester
Helen
Mary Baker
Middle
Hali- Manco
Grover
Lee Little
BE. Cooley
Sami Cooley
Markets page notes wholesale and retail price listings
A scanned markets section lists wholesale prices for Wheat flour butter hay and grains and retail prices for various farm goods including chickens turkeys ducks geese and other poultry. It includes Baltimore wholesale market entries for turkeys hogs hay calves and sheep with scattered figures and notes on pricing.
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Ennenviss Creamery
SERN
Eccadevin
Oaccsagag
Hiercoatines
Ameror
Cours
Baltimore
Ces Marat
Timaare Vedas Vaseewveses
Norfolk and Western Schedule in Berryville 1922
The timetable shows April 30 1922 service for Berryville with No 13 9 07 am to Bristol and intermediate stations including a Pullman parlor car. No 1 2 45 am to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Kantas Welch Norton and intermediate stations with a Sleeper to Williamson and Winston Salem. No 27 5 58 pm to Shenandoah and intermediate stations. Northbound No 26 8 39 am to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with Shenandoah Junction connection to Washington. No 14 7 36 pm to Hagerstown Parlor car and No 2 11 38 pm Sleeper to Philadelphia and New York. For fares schedules Pullman reservations or more information contact H H Burks Berryville VA or W C Saunders Roanoke VA.
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ILV
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Kantas
Welch
Norton
Pullman Sleeper
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N.C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Hagersown
World Almanac introduces new features and expanded data
The World Almanac showcases an enhanced format for 1922 with up to date census figures from federal departments and expanded foreign country descriptions. It offers a full diary of the year, death tolls, scientific progress, tariffs, laws, election returns, and complete sporting events and records.
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Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Labor
Interior
Republic
Union
Financial World
World Almanac
Bond fight looms as Virginia May Approve Highway Fund
Richmond January 9 The Evening News Leader reports a tense showdown in Richmond as Governor Trinkle calls a February 28 special session to decide emergency highway funding. The debate pits a 3 cent gasoline tax against 12 million dollars in bond issues, with lawmakers split and public pressure likely to decide the outcome. The confrontation could shape governors’ campaigns and Virginia road policy for years.
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Richmond
Evening News
Ast
General Assembly
Trinkle
Virginia
Virginia Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Mrs Sheetz Buys Home Property on Peyton Street
Deed filed in the Corporation Clerk’s office shows Charles D. Smith as executor conveying the Smith home on Peyton Street to his sister Mrs. Caroline Smith Sheetz wife of E Blair Sheetz for 10500 dollars. The property was placed in trust for the Smith sisters with a sell and divide provision as two daughters married. The home, one of Winchester’s most desirable, sits on a large lot and fronts 90 feet on Peyton Street. The city once held an easement for an underground and surface sewer benefiting the northern part of town.
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Corporation Clerk’s Office
Charles D.smith
Nannie S. Smith
Caroline Smith Sheetz
E. Blair Sheetz
Smith
Peyton Street
Charles D. Smith
Nannie M
Peyton
Winchester
Guardian appointed for Luther and Charlotte Conner
By an order in the Corporation Court Mrs Margaret A Conner is named guardian of her minors Luther T Conner and Charlotte C Conner She gave bond in the penalty of $700.
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Corporation Court
Margaret A. Conner
Luther T. Conner
Charlotte C. Conner
Adams Forney Named Administrator of Mort Estate
On motion of Fred M Mort, Judge of the Corporation Court appoints Adam Forney as Sergeant Administrator of the late John W Mort merchant of the city. Appraisers are named to value the estate.
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ISS
Fred. M. Mort
Adam Forney
Corporation Court
John W. Mort
Colored couple to wed in city marriage license issued
A marriage license was issued by the Corporation Clerk to Clarence Robinson Jr and Ida M ee both colored in this city. The bride is the daughter of Charlie Green.
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Corporation ‘Clerk's Office
Clarence Robinson, Jr
Ida ™ Mee
Charlie Green
Local Stock and Implements Buyers Listed in January to March
A dated sales directory lists names and locations such as Berryville Ridgeway Green Spring and Winchester with entries for stock implements feed and hogs. Dates span January to March with multiple sellers including J W Larrick Jos Jackson Amos Cochran and C W Strobridge among others.
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J. W. Larrick
Jos. Jackson
Berryville
E. L. Bennett
H. W. Sowers
Amos Cochran
N. W
Gainesboro
H. C.lewis
Double Tollgate
A. Tyce
Clearbrook
J. L. Prince
Winchester
Fred Yeakley
Round Hill
O. M. Lloyd
Ollie Lonas
Greenspring
W. T. Bragg
Wadesville
L. A. Armel
Boyce
Sam T. Dellinger
Armel
C. P. Wright
C. W. Strobridge
Dr. L. M. Allen
Gaylord
Poland
Leslie Polhamus
Summit
Thomas Armel
Briggs
C. E. Shirley
Thomas Marlowe
W. O. Crampton
C. G. Boyles
White Hall
W. T. Chamblin
E. Badd
Summit Point
George Huff
Kearneysville
Mason Osburn
Fine West Leicester Street lot priced under others
A property listing notes a fine lot on West Leicester Street offered at a price $500 below competing lots, highlighting its value and location for buyers seeking a bargain in the area.
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West Leicester St
Divorce Granted in Corporation Court for Desertion
Lelia Thomas is granted an absolute divorce from Walter V. Thomas in the Corporation Court on grounds of desertion. The decree protects property rights of both parties and allows remarriage after six months.
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Lelia Thomas
Walter V. Thomas
Corporation Court
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Sunday Star Publishing Co
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Peri
United
Ates
Walt Mason
Iamberlain
Ures
Ber Local Buyerst
RKETS
Norfolk & Western
John W. Rosenberger
Cophone
Sally Ann
Beck’s Baking Corpn
Handley School
Jefferson County
Newlin & Co
Virginia Power
N. Main Street
P. C. Neidemeyer &Co
P. C. Neidemeyer & Co
Sellers
Red Star
W. A. Ryan
Th Nathanson
North Main Street
Gray & Schlack Electric Co
Legion Building
Artesian
Totten Bros
Front Royal
N. G. House
S. Main St
Thomas & J & Messer Company
W. Balto