Long list of names and numbers in Winchester notice
A Winchester Virginia listing presents numerous names with associated numbers, likely a local notice or roster. The dense catalog includes individuals such as 194 William Emmet Everhart 552 Jeremiah Hough 298 Charles Henry Tyler 343 Boyd H McDonald and many others, interspersed with varied numbers and surnames throughout.
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Willam Emmet—Everhart
Jeremiah Hough
Charles Henrys
Tyler
Boyd H. McDonald
Edward Neville Barnett
Jesse Benford
Williams
William Russell Stump
Claude Tinsman
William Mayo Marcus
James Beemer
Lindsey
Miles Wharton
Feltner
Floyd Judson
Dorsey
Oliver Lee Smallwood
Claude Aaron
Carper
Thomas Goodrum
Howell
Edwin Ashes
Conway Russe
Holmes Rice Hibbard
William Mayo Atkinson
Doctor Weaver
Norman Dorman
Robert Lee Lucag
Charles Ambrose Moreland
Dgar
Meade
Archie Burwell
Randolph
Herman Reid
Harvey Strother
Shiley
Anthony Justus Longerbeam
Harvey Halverth Kercheval
Harold W. Sowers
James Robert Royston
Ralph Marion Ware
John William Bray
Clares
William Sommers
James Richard Bolden
John Michael Hawkins
Thomas Harle McDonald
Custis Grymes Meade
William Claude Oweng
Ernest Franklin Locke
Jackson Hall
Charles Clayton Ham
Darley Derflinger
Clarence Walker Glascock
Albert Dulaney Mosee
Kenneth Raymond Boyce
Robert Clayton Lloyd
Henry Bradley Davidson
Edward Sloan
Charles Henry Johnson
John Conrad Stickle
Beverley Bromley McKay
Milton Taylor
Lester Martin Good
Massey Weir
William L. Green
Harry Andrew Simons
Charlie Lemly Lloyd
Thomas Velmar Robinson
Jesse Davis Tumblin
Richards and Omps Seek House of Delegates Seats
Announcement to voters in Frederick County and Winchester lists Boyd R. Richards and R L Omps announcing candidacies for the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic Primary by August 7, 1917. The notices are formal declarations of intent to represent the county and city.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Ireby
S House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
House of Delegates
Pollard Faces Decline Amid Failing Candidacy Attacks
The piece argues Pollard’s campaign falters as he berates opponents. It asserts voters dislike endless attacks and remind that no one is perfect, urging restraint and self‑reflection for any candidate.
War Prices and the Price of Peace in Wartime Trade
Fragmented verse laments inflation amid war, claiming prices rise for goods from baths to wreaths while merchants blame the conflict. The narrator vows continued spending for bread and grease, praising war profiteering as the war ends.
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Fly
Clarke County Names List Appears in Page One Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster of individuals including Montague Whiting Walker Harvey Rose Banister Clifton Kelly Ashby Cross Blaine Wolford Wade Fowler Nelson Hummer Carroll Rutherford and others. The detached names suggest a public record or local notice feature within Clarke County coverage.
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Haddeng Montague Whiting
Porge Walker
Enry D
Whirley
Harvey Rose
Randolph Banister
Ammie Clifton Kelly
Montie
Marian ‘Ashby
Julian Clagett Cross
Gelespie
Blaine Wolford
Wade Hampton Fowler
Nelson Hummer
Aay Carroll
Wilson Rutherford
Orphington
Loyd Ny and
McCormick Blair Owden
Franklin McCarty
Douglas Cameron, Jr
Harrison Burwell,’ Jr
Ard
Lee Corder
Eugene Galloway
Hicks McKay
Leon Shepherd
Washington Pollard
Middletown Brevities Update From Virginia and Nearby States
Miss Bernice Comer and brother Joe Comer of Washington visited their sister Mrs. R A Larrick in Middletown. Several residents and visitors from Lansdown Upperville Baltimore Edinburg Buena Vista Charles Town Altoona Harrisonburg attended local gatherings and a Masonic convention.
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Middletown
Bernice Comer
Joe Comer
Washington
R. A. Larrick
Fred Manuel
Lansdown
Stella Hensell
Upperville
Edward, Hensell
G. W. Larrick
Baltimore
Charles Town
W. Va
J. W. Willey
Rebecca
Alice Rinker
Ruth Hall
Altoona, Pa
H. Haley
W. ©. Coffman
Aty Bikton
Children Day Program at Macedonia July 29
A children's day program will be rendered at Macedonia on July 29 at 8 am. Everyone is invited to attend. RE. W. Brubaker, Pastor.
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Macedonia
Cross Junction Notes Reach From Virginia to Maryland
Cross Junction Virginia reports visits by Mr C G Baker Mrs Baker Miss Melva Baker Miss Hazel Baker and Mr Dale Baker returning from Washington and Baltimore accompanied by Mrs Carrie Gunn and Louis and Miss Dorothy Higgins. Effie Baker and Grace Baker of Pittsburgh are visiting relatives. Band yard party postponed to August 4. Mary Kerlin of Winchester visiting Braithwaite family. H Reynolds back from summer normal school in Harrisonburg. Susan Mason critically ill. Annie and Lena Braithwaite visiting sister Clarice Peasemaker in Bloomery West Virginia.
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Effie Baker
Grace
Pittsburgh
Cross Junction
Mary Kerlin
Winchester
H. Braithwaite
H. ®. Reynolds
Harrisonburg
Susan Mason
Annie
Lena Braithwaite
Mrs
Clarice Peasemaker
Bloomery
W. Va
Local Folks Visit Relatives in Marlboro and Winchester
Marlboro Virginia reports circulating visits and illnesses. Individuals from Winchester Kirimbal Page County and Opequon travel to see relatives including Mrs. S G Jamison Mrs B F Long and Mr Roy Morgan Annapolis. Several locals attend to business and ill relatives during the weekend.
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Annie Miller
Winchester
B. F. Long
Hisia |Jenkins
Page County
J. M. Gordon
Roy Morgan
Annapolis
James Bytes
Bertie Krouge
John Marher
Opequon
B.F. Long
H. E. Shull
Bertie Staples
S. B. Lovell
Jamison
B. C. Shull
James Chapman Dies After Lingering Illness at 77
James Chapman of the Gaylord neighborhood Berryville Virginia died after a lingering illness aged 77. He is survived by many children and grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home and his remains interred in Edge Hill Cemetery Charlestown West Virginia.
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Berryville
James Chapman
Gaylord
Chapman
Edge Hill
Charlestown
W. Va
Dairying and Soil Culture Absolute Cleanliness
The Kansas Farmer stresses milk as a food product and the crucial need for post milking care. Healthy cows and workers, clean utensils, protected water, and careful sanitation prevent bacteria. Cooling milk to 55 degrees or below within an hour and maintaining cleanliness ensure milk cream and butter stay sound for use.
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Kansas
Siloing Corn Cuts Feed Costs for Dairies
The article urges dairymen to use silos to preserve home grown feeds as feed prices rise. It claims silos, especially pit silos, reduce losses by 30 to 50 percent and improve milk production. Air tight construction and cement-plastered walls are advised.
Farmers In Demand Keep Food Stocks Tight
The article notes Europe faces shortages that could take a year or more to recover from even if the war ends this summer. U.S. farmers and food producers face heavy export demand this year and likely next, potentially exceeding American production if the conflict lasts.
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Europe
United States
Mineral Mixture For Hogs
Mineral matter kept before hogs at all times reduces their desire to root. A preferred mixture uses air slaked lime two pounds slaked coal one hundred pounds salt two pounds epsom salts one pound copperas two pounds dissolved in boiling water then poured over the other ingredients after mixing.
Mulching Celery Yields Moisture Saving Results
Mulching celery with four to five inches of fresh horse manure after planting conserves soil moisture prevents weed growth and feeds the plants. The mulching method succeeds where other plans fail.
Unclear fragment hints at Brunswick Md event today
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Brunswick Maryland and today with unclear reference to a person or event.
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Orngerts
Brunswick, Md
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R. L. Omps
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MR. Pollard
Pollard
Clarke County
George Gaver
Frank Gaver
Lela Ludwig
Mattie Wright
Grace Clark
Albert Conn
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. I. Larrick
RE. W. Brubaker
Livick’s Drug Store
Livick’s
N. Main St
Baltimore and Ohio
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
B. & O. Railroad
Gordon
Cluett, Peabody &Co. Inc Makers
Marlboro News Notes
Marlboro
H. H. Shull
Clarke
Qavertisa
Eninses
Maxwell
Thrift
Union Bank of Winchester
England
Huntsberry’s
Wideawake
Jeffersonton
Haswell
Macadam Road
Medical Reserve Corps
R. R. Station
Fasgzihe
T. S. Vance Real Estate
Warrenton, Va
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