Wadesville Local to Organize Farmers Union Chapter
Clarke county to host a meeting at Pierce's school house Thursday night to form the Wadesville local of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union. County agent Robert B. Crawford and two Lynchburg state speakers will attend, with Dabney C. Harrison of Boyce invited to speak.
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Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Clarke County
Pierce
Wadesville
Clarke
Farmers’ Union
Robert B. Crawford
Warren Counties
Lynchburg
Dabney C. Harrison
Boyce
Personal News Notes From Washington and Nearby Areas
Mrs William Hausman of Washington arrived Monday for a visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Arthur W Shull on National avenue. Miss Marguerite Peery returned to Baltimore after visiting her mother Mrs H N Peery. Mr and Mrs H K Moberly and daughter spent the Fourth at Frederick Maryland. Homer Dudley, visiting his father Rev W L Pudley, has returned to New York to work with Western Electric as electrical engineer. Belte Bradfield left for Washington. Mrs Slingluff left for Baltimore. Joseph H Roe left yesterday for Washington.
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William Hausman
Washington
Arthur W. Shull
National Avenue
Hausman
Marguerite Peery
Baltimore
H. N. Peery
Homer Dudley
W. L. Pudley
New_York
Western Electric Company
Fred. McDonald
Philadelphia
S. D. Mcnald
Fruit growers to meet in Washington on July 11
Middle Atlantic fruit growers, transport officials and dealers will gather at Center Market Auditorium on July 11 for a one day conference. Officials will report state crop conditions and railcar supply plans to aid movement of apples and peaches in Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and West Virginia.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
United States Bureau’ of Markets
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Aie Virginia
West Virginia
Center Market
Ninth
Louisiana Avenue
Vania
Maryland
Virginia
Capon Bridge Local Items
Capon Bridge West Virginia July 3 rain proved welcome as a three hour shower. Disciples Church children's day program moved to July 9. A C Lovett detained at Isaac's Creek en route from Winchester. Mrs Albert Whitacre moving to Thurman Riley's house. Granville Haines improving after slight indisposition. Frank Schaffenaker's niece and nephews visiting. Nancy Funkhouser ill. Homer Shuler visiting from Winchester. Memorial service at Fairview drew a large crowd. Conrad and Mrs Wolford visited Branson Sirbaugh. Jussell Lovett called on A C Lovett. Capon Bridge baseball beat Whitacre 25 to 9 for second shutout. Frances Ramsburg home from Keyser. Hugh and Mrs Larrick leaving for Philadelphia then return for extended stay. Dr Fred Boland off to Washington on business. Fred McDonald of Philadelphia visiting family. Melvin Flegelheimer leaving for Richmond. Charles Bowly on a southern business trip.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Disciples’ Church
Isaac's Creek
Winchester
Inlaw
D. B. Haines
Albert Whitacre
Thurman Riley
Granville Haines
Edgar Himelright
Frank Schaffenaker
Nancy Funkhouser
T. J. Funkhouser
Homer Shuler
Fairview
Conrad Wolford
Gore
Branson Sirbaugh
Jussell Lovett
A. C. Lovett
Whitacre
Frances Ramsburg
Keyser
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Gas Pressure
An advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets ease chest pressure and anxiety from stomach gas. It describes heart palpitations and shortness of breath improving after taking the tablets, sold by Boyd Drug Co in a yellow package for one dollar.
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Baalmann
Boyd Drug Co
San Francisco
Local notes from Marlboro Virginia communities
Marlboro Virginia July 5 Dr Russell Shull returned home to Hugo Oklahoma after a three week visit with his mother Mrs B C Shull and relatives. His wife and daughter stay until September 1. Mrs B C Shull attends Chautauqua in Winchester this week. Mrs Peace of Baltimore visits Mrs Bertie Jamison. Henry Mitchell and family from Philadelphia visit. Ernest Funkhouser hosts dinner with sister Mrs J B Sutphin and three Flint Hill children. D Ambrose suffers asthma attack. Dr Williams from Middletown treats him and his wife. Lawn party at Low Grove draws a crowd. Willows Beach Park Safeports crowd disperses as a storm nears. Farmers thresh wheat. crop not well filled. Walter Funk reports 1693 bushels per acre, best yet.
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Marlboro
Russell Shull
Hugo
Oklo
B. C. Shull
B.C. Shull
Winchester
Peace
Baltimore
Bertie Jamison
Henry Mitchell
Philadelphia
Ernest Funkhouser
J. B. Sutphin
Flint Hill
D. Ambrose
Williams
Middletown
Low Grove
James Smith
Willow Beach Park
Safeports
From kitchen herb mix to global women’s remedy
Fifty years ago in Lynn Massachusetts a woman brewed herbs on her stove to make medicine for neighbors now a four story lab near her home produces Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women worldwide. Nearly 500 tons of herbs were used last year to craft the remedy aimed at women's ailments.
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Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ady
Gainesboro Personal Notes Reflect Summer Visits
Mrs. Rice and Miss Hardy of Maryland visited Rev. and Mrs. 5. C. Stickley. Mrs. Clarence Loy spent weekend in Winchester. Several cars were stranded on the far side of the creek last Sunday due to high water.
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Gainesboro
Rouss Cashier on Visit to City Guests Visit
Mr and Mrs J Walter Frye of Brooklyn N Y arrive Monday evening and stay with Mrs Martin Wisecarver on Amherst Street Katharine Dudley daughter of Rev W Dudley goes to Eagles Mere Pa for remainder of summer Mr and Mrs Josey H M Barton and child return to Chicago after visiting here
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Katharine Dudley
Eagle’s Mear, Pa
Josey Lh M. Barton
Child
Chicago
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