Berryville Virginia Rail Schedule 1988
In effect December 9 1988 Berryville No 183 9 20 am for Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations Pullman parlor car to Bristol Local for Roanoke No 1 to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations Sleeper to William Roanoke and Shenandoah Dining Shenandoah and Roanoke connects at Roanoke with Memphis special to points South No 27 5 53 pm for Shenandoah and intermediate stations No 28 8 39 am for west and intermediate stations Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York connection at Shenandoah Junction for Washington No 10 1 59 pm to Pentows Washington Baltimore Philadelphia No 14 7 28 pm Panter Car to Hagerstown Pullman sleeper Hagerstown to Philadelphia No 2 11 88 pm stop for connecting lines at Shenandoah Jct or Hagerstown Pullsleeper to Philadelphia and New Yor fares reservations or additional information apply to H H Burks Agent Berryville Va or W C Saunders Gen Pass Agent Roanoke Va
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Noke
Bristol
Blutla Pocanen
Orton
William, Son
Roanoke
Shenandoah
Memphis
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandolah Junction
Washington
Pentews
Baltimoreadelphia
Panler
Hagerstown
H. H. Burks
Berryville
W. C. Saunders
Maughan Wins Transcontinental Flight at Dawn
Lt Maughan completed a 2 60 mile airline dash from New York with refueling stops and landed at 9 48 pm After the landing he was carried by cheering crowds to the army headquarters His flight time 21 hours 48 5 minutes exceeded his initial estimate and drew praise from Major Patrick who called the achievement epochal and a source of national pride
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Horng
Army
Maughan
Maugha
New York
Washington
Ae Patrick
Ajt
Mishae
Associated Press
Patrick
America
Winchester merchants push 5 PM closing in summer
A group of Winchester leading merchants plans to close stores at 5 o clock daily during July and August, leaving Saturdays unchanged. A petition circulates among Main Street shops with many signatories, reflecting a shift from the previous 6 PM year round closing. Department stores in larger cities already close all day on Saturdays in summer.
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Winchester
Main Street
Japanese Officers Insult Americans Spark Interruption
American passengers aboard the steamship President Madison faced a discourteous customs examination at Yokahama when the vessel docked. Higher officials were informed of the change in method and intervened, prompting apologies.
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Yokahomia
President Madison
Furnished room for rent at 113 W Monmouth St
One furnished room offered at 113 West Monmouth Street. The ad notes reasonable terms and a regom? caption unclear.
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W. Monmouth ST
Monmouth St
Public sale announced for Winchester Club grandstand and fence
Sergeant Ferney will auction the Winchester Baseball Club grandstand and its fence at 11 oclock Thursday July 31 1924 in front of the city hall. Debts include state franchise tax 20 dollars registration fee 10 dollars accumulated interest and legal fees of 6 61. The club scarce funds and has faded from active status though the grandstand seats about 500 with space for 1000 more.
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Winchester Baseball Club, Inc
Corporation Commission
Cmall
Hailstorm Oddly Aids Frederick County Fisherman
In Harris Addition the hailstorm damaged many homes and windows yet Tur ner L Evans reported a strange outcome. He fished along Back Creek during the storm and after sheltering, stored his catch in a sack of hail to preserve it. Evans landed nine large bass and one big sucker, totaling 34 fish before the storm ended.
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Frederick County
Harris Addition
Turner L
Evans
White Hall
Bivins
Back Creek
Hvans
Mr. Evans
Local market prices list various farm commodities and dairy items
The report shows wholesale quotes for corn middlings flour butter and eggs from local buyers and Baltimore markets. Notable entries include shelled corn straw spring chickens creamery butter and mixed feed with price ranges and miscellaneous notes.
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Star
Batte
Iiss
Baltimore
Prohibition and Farm Aid in Doubtful National Convention
New York June 23 A first meeting of the National Convention committee revealed two dozen platform drafts with splits over Prohibition and Farm Aid. Leaders foresee floor fights over the Ku Klux Klan foreign relations and enforcement while labor and business groups push distinct planks.
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New York
Letieral
Zoeerre c
Ra Xeas
Klan
Nationa Isene
Alpen Gamu
Wyethena
League
Othe Party
Harrisburg social notes feature local visitors and moves
Mr and Mrs Victor of Harrisburg PA guests of Mrs John P Sartelle on South Main street have returned. Mr and Mrs Miller Greenawalt of Chambersburg PA and their daughters visited friends Mr and Mrs Vernon Engle of Roanoke VA. Mr Engle moves to town to open an office for Wood stock Typewriter Co distributor. Willard Holland of Gainesboro recovering at home after illness. Nancy and Helen Fugitt visiting Isabelle Carper in Boyce VA. Mrs Frank J Russell leaves for Millwood WA to visit brother Joseph Slusher.
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Victor
Harrisburg, Pa
John P.sartelle
Miller
Greenawalt
Bertha Augenbaugh
Chambersburg, Pa
Vernon Engle
Roanoke, Va
Engle
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Willard Holland
Gainesboro
Dayton, Va
E. A. Hoenschel
Cas Co
Nancy and
Helen Fugitt Fe
Isabelle Carper
Boyce, Va
Frank J. Russell
Millwood, Wag
Joseph Slusher
Winchester bricklayer faces possible eye removal after infection
John M. Payne of Market Street suffers a severe eye infection likely to require surgical removal to save the other eye. He was working on West Water Street when material lodged in his eye causing intense pain. He remains unable to work while under treatment.
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John M. Payne
Winchester
Orth Market Street
Develo
Mr. Payne
West Water Street
R. Payne
McAdoo Renews Fight With Metropolitan Press
William G. McAdoo addressed Democratic National Convention delegates in New York saying the metropolitan press uses unfair tactics and expressing confidence in a progressive victory with him as leader. Campaign manager David Ladd Rockwell argued McAdoo has not lost delegates and has gained some, amid rumors of declining support.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Hihotel
Rockwell
McAdoo
Snake With 39 Brown Ringlets Killed Near Berryville
Amon Harmon and his son in law Philip killed a large snake on Berryville pike, about a mile east of town, after spotting 39 brown ringlets around its body and a long narrow head. They believed the fat body came from egg consumption at a nearby farm.
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Tollgate
Berryville Pike
Amon Harmon
Philip
Camiliog
In Memoria Elma Lineburg Remembrance Note
In memory of Elma Lineburg who died June 22 1923. A faded verse recalls sweet romance and fond love. The note asks that her memory stay in hearts of Pansy Lineburg and others, with a promise to remember always.
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Elma Lineburk
Pansy Lineburg
Ex-Sheriff Anderson Praises Tanlac After 15 Years in Office
The article profiles Archie R. Anderson ex-sheriff of Harris County Texas at 1506 Austin St Houston. It recalls 12 years as deputy, then Houston chief of police, seven re elections as sheriff totaling 15 consecutive years and retirement in 1912. Anderson credits Tanlac with relief from indigestion and neuralgic pains after a short trial and continued use. He cites a Georgia sheriff’s claim of gout relief and endorses Tanlac as effective for stomach ailments and constipation.
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Tanlac
Archie. R. Anderson
Harris
Texas
Austin St
Houston
On Boee Ibes
Khow
Lone Star
Harris County
Anderson
Opeson
Missioner’s Court
Georgia
Goutane
Gould Tanlac
Hteer
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