Pennsylvania Railroad seeks to declare Clearbrook non agency station
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company requests the State Corporation Commission in Richmond Virginia at 10:00 AM on July 31 1922 to discontinue the agent at Clearbrook Virginia Freight will be handled through Winchester Virginia and passenger service remains unchanged Public notice invites interested parties to appear before the commission with the action by counsel R Gray Williams on behalf of the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvanias Railroad Company
Learbrook
Pen Lvania Road Company
State Corporation Commission
State
Richmond
Clearbrook Station
Virginia
Winchester
Clearbrook
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
R. Gray Williams
Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief and Guarantee
An advertisement touts Allenrhu a dissolving remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims deep seated uric acid deposits dissolve within twenty four hours and guarantees money back if not effective. James W W Allen of Rochester New York is cited as the discoverer and druggists in the county are told to sell with a money back guarantee. Boyd Drug Co is listed as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenrhu
James W W. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhy
Boyd Drus Co
Ady
Winchester Citizen Praises Deans Kidney Pills
A Winchester cabinet maker tells of kidney pain backache and urinary trouble improving after using Deans Kidney Pills. He reports relief after two doses and recommends the remedy, noting it is sold for 60 cents at dealers. The Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
J. D. Adams
Braddock St
Dean
2Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N.wa
Mrs J M Newell Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Nora Belle Newall a farmer near Stephens City died peacefully at home at 10:30 Wednesday age 50 years 3 months 19 days. Native of Middletown she was active in the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Survived by husband son Ward M Newell daughter Mrs Dale D Krothgeb and several Rhodes relatives. Funeral at Stephens City Methodist Church Friday at 2 30 PM with Rev George W Gonger. Burial Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Belle Newall
Stephens City
Newell
Middletown
Marshall and
Helem’Rhodes
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ward M.well
Dale D. hKothgeb
Stephens Verie
Mary R. Saum
Hagerstown
Robert M. Rhodes
Jopeka
Kansas
Charles Rhodes
Edward H. Rhodes
George W Gonger
Green Hill Cemetery
Mitchel Barr Arrested Forfeited Bail In Police Court
A man named Mitchel Barr was arrested after failing to appear for a hearing in police court last evening. The bail amount he deposited was declared forfeited.
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Mitchel Barr
Sermon at Local Church Ends With Benediction Request
A Sunday morning service at the church featured an out of town minister delivering the sermon. After the message, the visiting speaker asked the regular pastor to give the benediction as the congregation rose in a quiet, sleepy hush.
Clean Bath Best for Hogs
Hogs perform better when given access to regular clean baths. If housing is arranged to allow washing without mud, hogs respond with gains as they appreciate the opportunity for cleanliness.
Suitable feeds for swine
Many residents in corn-poor areas hesitate to raise hogs though barley feterita kafir or milo yield well. For practical purposes these seeds perform as well as corn for growing or fattening hogs, and those who can produce them can raise hogs.
Profit in Home Grown Feed
A farmer-focused note advises feeding livestock with home grown crops to boost profits. It suggests using purchased feeds only when necessary and emphasizes that sticking to own crops generally improves results when calculating gains for stock like pigs or cattle.
Hog-raising profits hinge on clean quarters and care
To make hog raising pay owners must provide sanitary quarters, good feed, plenty of pure water, and keep pure bred stock with constant care. Filthy damp or dusty huts do not breed disease but can buildup problems, stressing that proper conditions lead to profitability at nearly any price.
Value of Protein in Growth and Production
Protein is the nutrient that builds young animals, repairs aging bodies, and largely produces hair nails and proteins in humans as well as milk meat wool and horns in domesticated animals, underscoring its essential role across species.
Protecting the Pig Crop After Double Cholera Treatment
Farmers are urged to give pigs extra care after a second cholera treatment. The animals may have lowered resistance and could become ill, so heightened monitoring and shelter are advised.
Robber Stops Street in Newark. Diamonds Worth 20000 Stolen
Lorenz Collin, son of a New York diamond importer, was robbed of unset diamonds valued at 20000 on Chestnut Street by a lone bandit on a busy afternoon. Police reported no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
J. July Pils
Chestnut Street
Lorenz. Collin
New York
Greenwood News Gleans Local Social and Farming Scenes
July 27 Greenwood Virginia notes report preaching at Greenwood Church by Rev Walter M Depp on July 20 at 3 30 p m. Union of Greenwood with next meeting at Green House August 1. Residents and relatives visit, threshing wheat, and families from Altoona Baltimore Winchester and Blissfield visit friends and kin.
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Senwood
Greenwood Chu
Walter
Depp
Greenwood
Greenhouse
T., Riley
B.C. Wilem Dagaway
Carpenter
C. M. Barrett
John Ww. Sell
Blissfield
8. E. Maloy
Corinne Pennington
Wraceypere
Luther Korn
Little Son
Baltimore
Peter Qonene
Daniel Jouffer
Grace
BE. E. Carpenter
Kemp Henderson
Mes Henderson
Pearly
Winchester
Ethel Carpenter
Stephens City Local Notes Highlights
Stephens City Va July 27. Mrs W D Chipley and Milss Belle Chipley of Lynchburg are guests of Mrs H C Schenck and Mr and Mrs Sterling of Washington. Alberta Shannon and Mrs H B Dean with Elaise Trussell visited Kerns town. Miss Elaise Walters of Baltimore visiting cousin Mrs Roy Adams. Baseball game here last Saturday Stephens City beat Toms Brook 12 to 9. Miss Irene Carter of Stanley visits sister Mrs James Polshamus. Prof Smith and wife of Boyce spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William White. Mrs A W Doggett left Saturday to visit her son in Springfield Ohio.
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Elaise Walter's
A. W. Doggett
Springfield
Ciaio
League Men Beat Dunham's Stars In Exhibition Game
The Winder'er League Baseball Club defeated George Durian's All Star group by 14 to 19 yesterday afternoon. Sandy Baker and another hurler held the All Stars, while Perry and Shiner pitched for the visitors. Nine All Stars fanned, two League hurlers matched that. A lively crowd enjoyed the clash and a Harrisonburg contest is planned for Saturday with possible lineup changes.
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Winder‘er
George Duriam
Sandy Baker
Thn Rt
Chao
Perry
Shiner
Harrisonburg
Blind veteran tours Shenandoah Valley to sell silk stockings
Oscar H. Miller, a blind former Baltimore Marine blinded in the war, travels from Winchester to Stephens City Middletown and Strasburg with companion T. F. Williams to promote his firm's silk hosiery. He has earned support from veterans and locals while persevering to provide for his family.
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Oscar H. Miller
Baltimore
Winchester
Stephens City
Middletown
Strasburg
Shenandoah Valley
T. F. Williams
Miller
Revival Services Continue at Good Samaritan School
Revival services will continue this week at the Good Samaritan School House. Everyone is welcome to attend as the program proceeds with daily gatherings.
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Good Samaritan Schhool House
One Man Road Grader Promotes Community Highway Work
Popular Science Monthly endorses a one man road grader as a profitable plan for farmers to improve local roads. The machine is operated by a single person who handles all cutting blade controls and engine tasks, reducing time and labor compared with older two man teams. The idea is for neighbors to pool labor and purchase the device to maintain roads efficiently.
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Popular Science Monthly
Better Roads Help Babies
An editorial argues that improving rural road access connects directly to maternal and infant care. It stresses timely nurse visits and physician access, noting delays endanger lives from diphtheria, surgery, or hospital transport. It urges making farms reachable to doctors and hospitals to enable rural health.
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America
MacAdam Ahead of His Era on Road Building
A reflective piece compares Thomas McAdam's early road concepts to modern demands. It argues light stone surfaces fail under heavy motor truck traffic, while oiled stone roads support the weight of giants like three thousand pound cars, forecasting the shift in infrastructure needs.
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MacAdam
Appian Way
Nore
Philders
Vegetables in Fall Garden
Fall gardening can reuse spring seeds. Leftover spring vegetable seeds may be planted again in the fall. This notes that many vegetables grown in spring can also be grown in fall with saved seed stock.
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Prac- Bey Nll
Roads Crucial To Food Supply In Our City
The statement argues for improved and expanded road networks as essential for delivering food to towns and cities, emphasizing highways and rural routes to support automotive transport.
Three Winchester Farms to Be Sold by Shenandoah Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia announces public auction for Walter T Gore estate on August 26 1922 at 10 am in front of the County Court House. Three contiguous tracts near Winchester include the Perry Gore home farm of about 52 acres and 17 perches with improvements, the Home Farm of about 100 acres with multiple orchards and a nine room house, and the Hodgson property of 71 acres. sale offers one third cash and two thirds via purchaser bonds with a trust deed and fire policy to secure deferred payment.
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Walter T
City of Winchester
Diasational
Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Walter T. Gore
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Perry C. Gore
Hal R. Lupton
Frederick County
Northwestern Turnpike
Opequon
Home
Harrison Campbell
Iless
Yorks
Bens
George W. Loy
Robert Hodgson
Thhe County
Therron
Auction notice fragment with bank and trustees names
Fragmentary auction notice listing Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Wing Virginia and trustees under the will of Wade Gore with auctioneers Roy P. Duvall and William G. Hardy. Committee members A Richards M Lohr Bell W S Hiett appear.
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Shenandoah Valley
Tional Bank
Wing Ter
Virginia
Wwalege T. Gore
William G. Hardy
Trust
Offic
Roy P. Duvall
A. B. Richards
M. Lohr T Bell
W .S. Hiett
Meee Williams
Coun Os ‘Og
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