Artillery Duels and Front News From European War Theater
Reports from Constantaniple Rome and Havre describe Russian losses near Olti after Turkish attacks along the Karadarights. Austrian fortifications on Stelvio Pass and nearby heights threaten Milan as Italians bombard the Stelvio region with cloud-obscured artillery. Roxburgh torpedoed but proceeds. German and Allied forces endure exhaustion with limited gains. No. 631 hill captured by Germans. French Meuse trenches contested. Dunkirk and Givenchy bombarded. slight French progress north of Souchez and in Lorraine.
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Constantaniple
Rome i
Havre
Olti
Karada
Kale
Beghazi
Geneva
Paris
Grisons
Switzerland
Stelvid
Vallentine
Italy
Milan
Stel- Pass
Ttal- 3
Lens
Lille
Berlin
Ges
de Sapt
Cou
Meuse
Calonne
Dunkirk
Givenchy
Berlin War Office
Souchez
Lorraine
Martinsburg Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Tuesday in Martinsburg shows Miss Gertrude Sibert visiting at Mr. Henry Busey’s home. Several local residents including Mr. John Will Evans from Urbana Ohio and families of the Grim, Sencindiver, Randall, Hott, Goff Clark, and McDonnall circles are noted visiting relatives and attending a funeral for Mrs. William Swimley of Winchester.
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Martinsburg
Gertrude Sibert
Henry Busey
Agnes Busey
Shep
Josephine
Guinn
Alva
Lalu Sl
Katherine
Mildred
William Swimley
Winchester
John Will Evans
Urbana
Ohio
Nice
Lala Morgan
Harry Busey
Henry
Mearl
Margaret
Lou Grim
Turner Sencindiver
Welltown
John Randall
David Hott
Goff Clark
Marshall McDonnall
Markets Report From The Local Trade In Baltimore Notice
The Star lists daily local market quotes with wheat at No 2 red spot 1.14 3 4 and corn 79 1 2. Other Baltimore prices include butter 28 1 4 retail eggs Virginia 18 1 2, poultry and hay ranges, and sheep and lambs quoted per pound. The report notes these closures reflect previous day values and stresses prompt reliable telegraph market updates.
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Stepmenson
Sc.s
Ascne Dey
Baltimore
The
Star
Telegraph
Reece Creamery
Virginia
Bilious Attacks and Liver Toning Tablets
The ad warns that bilious attacks indicate a failing liver causing constipation, fermentation in the stomach, nausea, vomiting, and headaches. It endorses Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the system, and restore health. Also mentions John Saylor and his daughters leaving this morning to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saylor
Torrytown Notices Outline Mourning Travel Details
Mrs Lulu Morgan was called to the home of William Swimley in Winchester due to the death of her aunt Nancy S Swimley. She returned home with her uncle John Evans of Urbana Ohio after visiting the grandmother Morgie Weidman. Mr and Mrs Zeph Morgan also spent time there.
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John Swimsey
Urbana
Nancy Swimley
Zeph Morgan
Torrytown
W. Va
Lulu Morgan
William Swimley
Winchester
Nancy S. Swimley
Join Evans
Ohio
Morgie
Spring Disking Competes Well With Fall Plowing For Oats
Kansas State experiments show spring disking yields nearly match spring or fall plowing for oats grown after corn. Fall plowing dries soil faster and allows earlier seeding. disking proves advantageous when fall plowing is impractical, especially in western Kansas where compact seed beds matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otce
Agronomy
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas
Dairy farming and soil fertility relationship discussed
The article argues dairy farming best preserves and builds soil fertility. It notes that selling animals or milk off farm returns little fertility loss, while most fertilizing value returns as barnyard manure. It cites relative fertilizer value per ton for butter milk wheat oats and hay.
Public Auction of Winchester Lot by Trustee
By authority of a trust deed dated August 20 1913 Grace B E Keith and John P Keith to the undersigned trustee R Gray Williams announce a public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 o'clock noon Saturday July 17 1916 for a lot on the west side of Stewart Street fronting 57 feet 6 inches adjoining Mrs Julia A Beverley on the south and bounded back 100 feet with an alley ten feet wide. Improved by two large brick dwellings with modern plumbing electric lights and heating. Terms one third cash on day of sale and two thirds evidenced by notes dated day of sale payable one and two years after with six percent interest secured by trust deed and fire policy. Debt secured by deed is 5500 with interest from May 6 1915 until paid. R Gray Williams Trustee.
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Grace BE. Keith
John P. Keith
Trua
Thersin Erewek
Tell
Cc le Erein Secu
Nell
County Art House
Winchester
Stewart St
Julia A. Beverley
R. Gray Williams
Public Sale Notice in Winchester Virginia
By order of an execution in the case of J B Colt & Co a corporation against Samuel B Shearer the court will offer for public sale at the Winchester Court House Virginia on July 3 1915 at 10 o clock a m a valuable diamond ring for cash terms inspection on day of sale PANNETT Sheriff Fs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Colt & Co
Samuel B. Shearer
Court House
Winchester
Gomes Pannett
Decree Referencing H. H. Parsons Real Estate and Claims
In Winchester Virginia during the March 1916 term the case against Elizabeth K Williams and H H Parsons is referred to Master Commissioner A J Tavenner. He will report on the real estate ownership and fees, liens and priorities, and counsel fees, with any further matters raised by interested parties. He fixes a hearing date at his Winchester office on Thursday the 24th at 10 a.m. for all claimants to present their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation Court
Winchester
Virginia
A.J. Tavenner
H. H. Parsons
A. J. Tavenner
Reception Honors Bride and Groom at Orchard Glen
Mrs. D. B. Taylor hosted a reception at Orchard Glen in Grimes Virginia Tuesday evening for her son HL B Taylor and his bride Miss Leola Brown of Hedgesville West Virginia. About fifty prominent Frederick County residents attended to offer best wishes. Guests later enjoyed refreshments and the couple received many fine gifts of cut glass silver and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Roe Wins Prize Scholarship at Roanoke College
Mr. Joseph H. Roe of Winchester has returned from Roanoke College in Salem Virginia where he studied for two years. He received a prize scholarship worth 50 dollars awarded to the junior with the highest class standing in English literature. Roe earned first distinction for his performance in all exams and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Roe
Winchester
Roanoke College
Salem
Roe
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm Real Estate As Executor
Public sale of a Frederick County farm in four parcels or two combined, offered by executor John G Miller. Listings include Parcel Nos. 1 2 3 4 and two larger parcels A and B totaling 433 acres with buildings, improvements, and growing crops to transfer to purchaser, with terms of sale including deferred payments and bond security. A survey available at Winchester offices and notes on tenant rights, land use, and rights of way.
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John G. Miller
Senate
Iran Mae ‘Ter Tore
Winnee
Eerthwest
North Frederick
Holliday
Frederick
M. Cate
Winshertats Ve
Ee Ieee
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Union Bank of Winchester
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