For Sale By Treason of Disabilities and Age Farm Listing
Private sale offers are invited for Bean's Cave Farm in Frederick County Virginia. Located twelve miles west of Winchester the property includes prime limestone loam suited for fruit and grain and heavy timber a five room dwelling with bank barn sheds and outbuildings. The listing notes chestnut oak bark quantity and a chalybeate mineral water spring as part of a summer resort setting.
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Long County
Pike
Washington and
Lees
Northings
A. H. Buell
Bean's Cave Farm
Taylor
Wnc Ester
Frederick County
Ypsummer
Officer Writes of Comrade Louis Snapp in France
A Winchester friend, Lieut James O Kelly formerly of Company I 116th Infantry, sends a letter honoring Louis Snapp who died in an automobile accident. Kelly recalls their close bond in France and Louis bravery, likening him to soldiers Lee and Jackson and expressing sorrow at his loss.
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Winchester
James O» Kelly
Company I
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Agaia
Louis Snapp
Kelly
Louis
France
Lee
Jackson
Mrs Isley Reports Relief From Stomach Ailments
Mrs D W Isley of Lanshfield Illinois writes that Chamberlains Tablets cured her stomach disorders and served as a laxative. For indigestion or constipation these tablets are said to help and are sold by all druggists.
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D. W. Lsley
Lanchfield
Ill
Gale
Entertain for Church Society at Bunker Hill
Mrs Goff Clark entertained the Ladies Aid Society of Bunker Hill M B Church. Present were Mrs Robert Mold and daughter Virginia Mrs George Henson and daughter Elizabeth Mrs F Gardner Mrs Hasam Bowen Mrs H A Rodgers Miss Bbu Henson Mrs Rachel Bell Miss Jessie Jackson Mrs Derwood Busey and Title daughter Mary Lou Miss Elizabeth Legg Mrs Lucy Henson Miss Virginia Morgan and brother Fred of New York. They left expressing themselves as having spent a very enjoyable evening.
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Bunker Hill
W. Va
Goff Clark
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
Robert Mold
Virginia
George Henson
Elizabeth
F. Gardner
Hasam Bowen
H. A. Rodgers
Bbu Henson
Rachel Bell
Jessie Jackson
Derwood Busey and Tittle
Mary Lou
Elizabeth Leg
Revival Meeting Near Mount Pleasant Attracts Prominent Locals
In Mount Pleasant Virginia on July 31 the Mt. Pleasant U B Church revival led by evangelist W D Mitchell reports unusual success. Several backsliders have returned and about eight to ten sinners were converted in the first week. The services run all week ending with an all day Sunday meeting with attendees bringing dinners and staying for the day.
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Mount Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant U. B
W. D. Mitchell
Hayfield News Notes From Hayfield Virginia
Miss Mary Williams of Washington visits near Hayfield with her mother Mrs A Williams. Rena Keckley and Frank Keckley visit Mr J Tr Snapp. James A Bean family visit relatives at Stephens City. Blanton Cooper of California visits his brother near Mountain Falls. Wane Mellwee, son of C A Mellwee, recovering at home after surgery at Winchester Memorial. Mr and Mrs M B Clowe, Minnie Pifer and Virginia Pifer of Winchester visit Mr C H Snapp. E F Allamong and son visit Mount Pleasant. I P White of Florida and J J White visit Mr J B Snapp, with P W Good and Clyde Keckley.
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Hayfield
Mary Williams
Washington
A. , Williams
Rena Keckley
Frank Keckley
J. Tr. Snapp
James A. Bean
Stephens City
Blanton Cooper
California
Mountain Falls
Wane Mellwee
C. A. MeIlwee
Winchester Memorial Hospital
M. B. Clowe
Minnie Pifer
Virginia Pifer
Winchester
C. H. Snapp
FE. C. Allamong
Little Son
J. H. Peery
Mount Pleasant
J. B. Snapp
I. P. White
Florida
J. J. White
P. W. Good
Clyde Keckley
Shenandoah Valley Academy Expands With New Building And Field
Major B M Roszel returns to Shenandoah Valley Academy to resume control and oversee a large four story addition including five classrooms an assembly hall and living space for forty four boys and two masters with capacity for 125 cadets by next session. An athletic field nearing completion with a football gridiron baseball diamond and running track will serve the school and local boys from Winchester and Frederick County. The board credits Roszel for progress renovations new facilities and a liberal tuition policy including several scholarships and free tuition for many students from the area.
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B. M. Roszel
Shenadnoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Frederick County
Roszel
Winchester Inn
Carr
Harry C. Stouffer
Handley School
Stouffer
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy
Clifford Street
Feld
Shenandoah Valley Acadmy
Liberal Policy
The
A. M. Baker
William ®. McGuire
H. H. McGuire
H. D. Fuller
R. Gray Williams
Reszel
Robinson
Inside bath with hot water and limestone phosphate
A newspaper item promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning as a health remedy. It claims this internal bath cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, removing waste and toxins to prevent headaches bad breath and other ailments.
Marlboro News Notes headline style snippet
Marlboro notes visitors from Baltimore and Pittsburgh as residents travel to Washington week end. Hite Pangle of Baltimore and Mary McFarland of Pittsburgh visit relatives here. Shull on crutches after sprained ankle. Boges and Shanholtz visit Campbell in Painters Hill and Washington respectively. War Savings Stamps urged as cornerstone of tomorrow’s success.
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Marlboro
Hite Pangle
Baltimore
Mary McFarland
Pittsburgh
R. J. Pangle
G. Jamison
Hi Shull
Winchester
Ave
H. E. Shull
James Boges
Ellen Campbell
Painters Hill
W. H. Shanholtz
Washington
Clifton. Cave
For sale by all dealers ad men sell to a child
Fragmentary phrase suggests a sales promotion stating product or service is for sale by all dealers. No clear event, person, or place identified.
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Charles Town
Hayfield News
S. Wy. Academy
New York
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Bailey Brothers, Inc
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