US open hostility not to be feared by Germany says Count Reventlow
The Times notes that Count Reventlow described American hostility as not to be feared since only confiscation of a few German ships would occur. It argues the claim lacks credibility amid recent U S developments and official denials. American correspondents feed him selective information. New York Times.
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Count Reventlow
United States
Germany
America
Ais
New York
Times
The Undesirable Citizen
A verse by Walt Mason condemns the tenth man who neglects his yard letting weeds overrun the block. He contrasts industrious neighbors who weed and tend lawns with the indifferent resident whose neglect harms the street and town. The poem questions why Congress does not curb such carelessness.
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Zephyr
Congress
Jonah
Walt Mason
Mountain Falls Notes From Virginia Correspondents
Mountain Falls Virginia items report visits and travels. C W Frye returns to Washington after visiting relatives in Whittington Mrs F J Frye and others hosted guests Lester and Lawson in Chambersville Calhoun Brill stayed in Winchester Hicks remained in town Loring Wright was a Mt Frye visitor Miss Mary Hulver and Miss Mamie Heer and family were guests for a day.
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Mountain Falls
C. W. Frye
Washington
Parch
F. J. Frye
Eels Whittington
Paul Glynn
Lester
Lawson
Chambersville
Calvin Brill
Winchester
Hicks
Loring Wright
Mt. Fye. Frye’s
Civic League notes street can program and Decoration Day plans
Visitors are listed and weather delays a yard party. The Women’s Civic League reports street can purchases, repairs, and repainting to encourage public use. They urge neat yards and streets for Confederate Decoration Day observances on June 5, with plans to improve dust control and sharing costs with property owners.
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Civic’ League
Women's Civic League
Winchester
Women’s Civic League
Ieicklan
Women’s Civic League, Inc
Refuge High CITIES local social notes and visits
Refuge Virginia notes list dinners and visits among local residents. Mr L J Cave of Canterbury hosted a dinner with Clem mons M L Wise Hill Crest Farm Mrs Jacob Thaler and Mrs Martha Bowman. Mrs Simon Hausenduck and children returned from Greenwood. Clarence Pitcock attended a quarterly conference meeting in Rockland. Silas Grim from Cedarville visits Baltimore and Washington. J R Conner made a business trip to Wheatfield. Rev. Sydenstricker the Stephens City circuit pastor made calls. Annie Jenkins and daughter Lona near Canterbury visited relatives. Velma Grim and Oscar Grim of Cedarville visited their father Daniel Grim.
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Refuge
L. J. Cave
Canterbury
Clemmons
M. L. Wise
Hill Crest Farm
Jacob Thaler
Martha Bowman
Simon Hausenduck
Riding’s Chapel
Green
Clarence Pitcock
Rockland
Silas Grim
Cedarville
Baltimore
Washington
J. R. Conner
Wheatfield
Sydenstricker
Stephens City
Annie Jenkins
Lona
Velma Grim
Oscar
Daniel Grim
Community notes include visits and cars in back creek district
The item lists visits and social News such as John Clouser's health, Melvin Richard at Isaiah’s home, Mrs. Hulver hosting, new Ford and Chevrolet cars bought by Milton Will and C A Miliwee, Mrs. Glynn with Mrs. Crabill, Mrs. Windle’s improvement, J W Myers passing through toward West Virginia, M B O’Flaherty with Hulver family, and announces the Back Creek District Sunday School Convention at St Johns Lutheran on June 12 seeking large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hulver
Scott Shiflett
Milton Will
Ford
C. A. Miliwee
Chevrolet
Mary Glynn
Sarah Crabill
Martha Windle
J. W. Myers
West Virginia
M. B. O'Flaherty
G. W. Hulver
Back Creek
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Bloom Briefs Highlight Guest Visit in Bloom
Bloom Virginia June 3 Mr Jeph Anderson visiting from Piedmont West Virginia spent Sunday night and Monday with friends in Bloom.
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Bloom
Jeph ‘Anderson
Piedmont
W. Va
Gore High School closes as local students attend
In Silpra Virginia on June 3 a note lists Missea Erma and Geneva Shade at the Gore High School closing. DeHaven family members return from Winchester after a few days with relatives. Ida Slonaker and Mamie Masters visited William DeHaven's home. Catherine DeHaven visits relatives in Glengary and Martinsburg before Earl Shade, employed in Winchester, visits his parents.
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Silpr
Missea Erma
Geneva Shade
Gore
Ie DeHaven
Winchester
Ida Slonaker
Mamie Masters
William DeHaven
Catherine DeHaven
Glengary
Martinsburg
Earl Shade
Hampshire Memorial Decorations Across County
Notices from Hampshire county West Virginia detail annual memorial day ceremonies. Romney plans federate exercises June 10 at 11 a m with address by Charles Newman Joyce of Baltimore and wreath making at 1 p m. Mount Zion to decorate groves June 6 with Rev J W Wolford speaking at 2 p m. Three Churches to decorate graves June 42 with all-day services. Augusta Memorial Association to hold its annual exercises on Saturday in June.
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Romney
Charles Newman Joyce
Baltimore
Mount
Baptist Church
Augusta
Augusta Memorial Association
Biggest Wheat Crop Forecast Reaches 941 Million Bushels
Chicago reports expert Snow estimates the new crop will total 941 million bushels, up from last year’s 891 million, with winter wheat at 669 million and spring wheat 281 million. Oats output seen at 1.217 billion bushels. corn area rising. New crop options July and September shift.
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Chicago
Snow
Jim’ Patten
Rainy spell Stirs Wardensville Farmers in Capon Valley
Wardensville West Virginia reports heavy rain over the weekend, delaying field work as farmers debate conditions. Some praise moisture for grass potatoes and corn, while others worry about wheat. Visitors from Star Tannery Woodstock Strasburg and Richmond mingle with locals as residents adjust plans amid the wet spell.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Guiley
Capon Valley
Luther Brill
S. R. Hershman
William “Stine
Guy Brill
Star Tannery
Stine
W. B. Snider
Winchester
Mr. Anderson
Richmond
D. H. Walton
James Few
Woodstock
William Barney
Strasburg
Harper Barney
Charles Baker
Bache
Marcellus Baker
R. E. Lee
Unable to determine a clear headline from the fragment
The text cites praise for a person from Kennal for his labor and financial aid to children, mentions Mr. McKeever confined to bed after prolonged bleeding, and notes Ira McKeever recovering from typhoid and able to sit up.
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Wowseree
Denerven
Kennal
McKeever
State Board of Health Publishes Summer Health Bulletins
The State Board of Health released three new bulletins for summer campaign use against typhoid fever and related filth diseases. The first bulletin details how typhoid spreads and prevention methods. A new edition of the standard Care of Typhoid Cases directions accompanies it for family guidance. The third bulletin, on Sewage Disposal, summarizes many sanitary devices for areas without public sewerage and shows low cost installation options.
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State Board of Health Today
Tigpen
New Market Cashier Fugitive Linked to San Francisco Raid
Stewart a 22 year old cashier from New Market vanished after a bank dispute over salary spending. A warrant for his arrest was prepared in Roanoke and sent to San Francisco for extradition, with probable grand jury action in Harrisonburg next Tuesday.
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Bank of
New Market
Federal
Ae Ah Cisco
Stewart
Winchester
Stewart Cit
T. G. Burch
Roan
Bke
San Franccisco
Federal District Court
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Flood optimistic on US Germany crisis says hope remains bright
Congress man H. D. Flood of Virginia, chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, rejects doom among public leaders. He trusts President Wilson to steer a path to meet U S demands and secure Germanys agreement, noting Berlin will sense Americas firm stance after Wilsons forthcoming reply and Von Bernstorffs briefing.
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Washington
H. D. Flood
Virginia
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Germany
Wilson
Flood
Berlin
von Bernstorff
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Frank Halver
Tuesaday
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Refuge High Cities
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Melvin Richard
Isaiah
London
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W. W. Wall
City Hotel
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Shire County
Ladies’ Memorial Association
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HOTEL
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Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
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SNAPP
Ny Market St
S. Fred
S. Boyd
Charles L. Bowly
Frisco
Mr. Flood
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