Public Sale Near Ivyville Seeks Wide Bidders
A public sale to discontinue farming will offer 49 horses and colts, 6 cattle, 7 brood sows with pigs, a registered Hampshire boar, 35 shoats, and numerous implements and harness at 10 a.m. on Thursday March 8 1917 on the farm 1 1/2 miles southwest of Ivyville Virginia. Terms: cash for under $10, credit of twelve months for over $10 with negotiable note bearing interest. Auctioneered by W F Ramey with T J West and T L Jones as clerks.
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Ivyville
Queen
Sir Charles
Nell
Lady Brown
Fanny
Gypsy
Mack
Maud
Chilton
Frank McCormick
Crampton
Sir Charles Black
Talley Horse
Guernsey
Durham
Hampshire
Osborne
Eithether
Berryville
W. F. Ramey
J. West
Chamberlain's Tablets Cure Bilious Attacks
An old advertisement describes bilious attacks as a failed liver, leading to constipation and indigestion. It claims Cham berlain's Tablets tone the liver and clean the stomach, relieving nausea vomiting and headaches. The product costs a quarter and is sold by all druggists.
Roster of Company I Continued From Page One
The roster lists noncommissioned and enlisted men of Company I including Sergeants Goss Allamont Pingley. Corporals Spillman Cobbe Webber Willey Allamong Bonner. cooks Kendall Henry. mechanic Hewitt. musicians Runkles Wood. Privates include Bowers Dyke Dyke Frye Funk Gibbons Aulick Goss Grimm Grimm Haddox Harford Henry Hillyard Huff Johnson Kelchner Kennedy Kerns Kidwell Legg Locke McFarland Morrison Payne Perry Pierce Reid Lee Scrivener Smith Snapp Weaver Williams and others.
Clarke County Residents Bid for Wilson Inauguration
Clarke county will send a sizable contingent to the Wilson inauguration next week. Local attendees include Mrs. J. R. Elder Miss Virginia Picter Miss Ellen McGill Baker Mrs. David Allen Mrs. F. G. Hatchell Mrs. H. W. Carpenter Bowles Lippitt and Dr. L. M. Lippitt. Several residents have recent social visits from friends in New York Milwaukee Frostburg and Baltimore.
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Berryviuln
Clarke County
Wilson
J. R. Elder
Virginia Picter
Ellen McGill Baker
David Allen
F. G. Hatchell
H. W. Carpenter
Bowles Lippitt
L. M. Lippitt
Bayard Stevens
New York
John B. Weill
Beardsworth
Indian Rock
W. N. Tapscott
N. E. B. Talcot
Blacksburg
Home Demonstration Club
Battletown Inn
B. Duvall Chambers
Mercein
Milwaukee, Wis
Harry Burks
Youre Bilious Lets Cascarets Cleanse Liver Bowels
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets with claims to cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and toxins from the bowels and liver. The copy touts a 10 cent box and appeals to men women and children to keep bowels regular and avoid sickness. Separately a Baltimore scene notes the Fire of discussions in a room linked to Billy Sunday and Bob Matthews and a police marshal comment on an ongoing investigation.
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Bonebreaker
Billy Sunday
Bob Matthews
Whittaker family praises Thedford's Black-Draught remedy
Mrs. J B Whittaker of McDuff Virginia recounts years of sick headache and stomach trouble improved by Thedford's Black-Draught. She says it prevents long sicknesses, is plant based, aids digestion, and relieves indigestion and cramps. Drugstores sell it for 25 cents.
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McDuff
J.B. Whittaker
Thedford
Struck by a Horse Causes Severe Injuries in Strasburg
A Strasburg man was thrown from a buggy after a spike injury and horse kick. He sustained a broken leg on impact and a second fracture from the horse kick. Witnesses Pence and Hockman aided the injured man, who was rushed to his mother's home and to Dr Hopewell for treatment.
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Mr. Rickard
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Averages
J L Essley of Macon Illinois extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as his sister’s favorite for fifteen years for colds on the lungs and notes it has promptly relieved his own colds. Sold by all druggists.
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J. L. ‘Essley
Macon
Chamberlain
When the Boys Came Home From Virginia
A patriotic poem recalling the departure and return of Virginia’s soldiers in 1917. It honors Winchester residents, mothers, and the Company I unit, praising courage, duty, and the nation’s banner while mourning separation and celebrating reunion. The verse reflects pride in Virginia’s sons who served abroad and returned unharmed.
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Virginia
Islain
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Harry Hardesty
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Edward C. Goss
Walter C. Allamont
Francis W. Pingley
Douglas D. Spillman
Alexander L. Cobbe
George W. Webber
Chester A. Willey
Harry A. Allamong
Milford J. Bonner
Richard Boyce
Henry N. Stephenson
Benjamin H. Kendall
Edward L. Henry
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Herbert L. Runkles, Stewart F. B. Wood
Boone, Arthur D. Bowers
Joseph F. Dyke
Carson R. Dyke
Melvin C
Dunn & West
Jones & Bradford
Clarke
Mr. W. T. Lewis
Jane. Moore
Frostburg
A. P. Osborne
Miss Tilghman
Baltimore
L. M. Allen
Walter Cox
W. M. S. Hammond
H. B. Gilpin
Hugh Nelson
George Burwell
Atlantic City
Westwater
Columbus
Ohio
Hugh Nelson, Jr
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Universal
Delco-Light
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Delcoight
Delco-Li
N. Main Street
Winchester
Delco Light
Thomas Circle
Vermont Avenue
14Th Street
Capitol
Union Station
Steamboat Landings
Frederic H. Hoover
Carter
Iff
Big Cocking
Abell ‘Brothers
Arunah S
George
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Arunah
Strasburg
Gowans
City
Shenk Bros
Old Chapel
Co. E. Koontz
White Post
A. L. Green
H. K. Green
Russia
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
OF CO
Nemo
Ieeeee
Maj
Harry B. Sel
Bell Phone
H.& W. Seabright
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Medico
ASK Franck Baker & Sor Pharmacists
Huyler
Martha Washington
Fred S. Boyd
Main and Water
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Miller’s Drug Store
A. B
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Boyce, Va
William Byrd Farm
Millwood Pike
Hereford
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