Surfer Fractured Hip Chronology of Mr James Ferguson
Mr James Ferguson of near Greenwdon Church fell December 29 and fractured his right hip. Confined to bed since the accident his age 91 on December 4 hinders recovery. Once active he worked at Griffith factory and remained a robust figure before the incident.
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James Ferguson
Greenwdon Church
Mr. Ferguson
Fis
Griffith
Freezone Claim Says Corns Lift Out Quietly
A Cincinnati authority notes that sore corns of any kind can be lifted out with the fingers by applying a few drops of Freezone. The compound allegedly costs little and dries instantly without inflaming surrounding tissue, a boon for women wearing high heel footwear.
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Cincinnati
Hast Fund For Families Exhausted By War
The $2,000,000 appropriation for families of National Guardsmen called to service has been exhausted. More than $400,000 of an additional $4,250,000 this session is used. About 20,000 families receive roughly $300,000 monthly, with 250 new applications daily. 2,000 cases have been dropped as guardsmen muster out. Payments end when the guardsman is mustered out.
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Washington
Congress
War Department
Nine Billion Dollars Value of Nation's Crops in 1915
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture value of total U S crops at 924687000 for 1915, up 2165989000 from 1914 and 2867206000 above 1910-14 average. Texas led in crop value, Iowa dropped to second, with Nebraska Georgia Kansas Pennsylvania New York Indiana and Ohio rounding the top ten. nearly all states showed gains except North Dakota and Alabama.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Towa
Nebraska
Georgia
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Ohio
North Dakota
Alabama
Officer Grendstaff Shoots Dog Believed Mad at School House
An officer shot a dog that was suspected of being mad at the grade school site yesterday morning. The incident involved Spirig of Jefferson and authorities are investigating the context and implications.
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Grendstaff
Spirig
Jefferson
Wanted Funny Girl for Clown in Circus Tryout
A nationwide search at Madison Square Garden for a funny girl clown begins March 7 under director Samuel McCrackin. Applicants must be genuinely funny in look, walk, and pantomime, with a comic wink as a key trait. The event features a three ring show with acrobats, trained animals, and more.
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New York
Samuel McCrackin
McCrackin
Paderweski
Kreisler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera House
Cascarets Best Laxative For Liver and Bowels
Ad extols Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative that eases constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches. Claims gentle cleansing of inside organs and relief from distress with use. Warns all druggists stock Cascarets and notes benefits for children as well.
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Cascarette
Public sale of life estate farm and orchard near Winchester
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester announces a public auction for the life estate of A. G. Rutherford on a 147 acre farm and 10 acre bearing orchard near the Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike. The sale includes a policy of insurance and 1 third cash with rest in one and two years, secured by lien on life estate and policy.
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Court House
Winchester
A. G.rutherford
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Lamore Station
C.vr
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Preaching at Ridgeway charge churches this Sunday
The Ridgeway charge will hold services at M. E. Church South in Darkenville at 11 4 a m and Reet Chapel at 7 30 p m on Sunday January 21 with an offering for Armenian sufferers.
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Ridgeway Charge
M. BE. Church
South
Darkenville
Reet Chapel
Larricks Spend Sunday with Hook Family
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Larrick spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hook.
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T. L. Larrick
Mrs. L. J. Hook
Bank Closure Notice on Legal Holiday January 19 1917
Cashier of Commerce and Savings Bank reports that on the legal holiday Friday January 19 1917 the bank will close. All payments due that day will be paid on January 20 1917 at the same Winchester location.
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Frederick County
R. Gray Williams
Lucy Hicks Sowers
John M. Steck
R Gray’ Williams
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Joel Sjohn M. Steck
Uring
Regal
Ens
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Commer
Savings Bank
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