IREOLE and WESTERA schedule in effect April 30 1922
Train times list multiple routes and sleeper connections to Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah Hagerstown and Philadelphia with Pullman parlor and sleeper options. Fares and schedules noted with agent contacts Berryville and Roanoke for further information.
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Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pécabontas
Welch
Salem
N. C
Shea
Shenandoah
Northbomb
Hagerstowm
Harris Philadelphia
New Yorket
Shenandoah Junction
Tullman Sleeper
Hsn
Philadelphia
Personal Notices From A Round of Visits Across States
Mrs William A Wylie returned last evening from Baltimore where she visited friends Mrs D A Sxiphase went to Washington after visiting relatives and friends Arquier L S oy and Mas Ps McNeill of Mead yesterday Md where the rare route their headquarters in pteue John S Penly Sr of Washington arrived last evening for a short visit to son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs John S Scully Jr at their home South Stewart Street Mr and Mrs William G Hardy returned from a week at Atlantic City Mr J W Thompson who spent winter and early spring here has returned to his farm at Boyce Va for the summer
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Ps . McNeill
Mead
Rar
Penly
Washington
John S. Scully, Jr
South Stewart Street
J. W. ‘Thompson
Boyce
Record on farm labor shows value in annual plans
The U S Department of Agriculture promotes keeping labor records to measure man and horse labor per crop and animals, enabling farmers to balance workloads, forecast peak season needs, adjust enterprises, and outline a complete year with even labor distribution.
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United States Department of Agriculture
War Explosives for Roads Boosts in Public Works
wartime TNT and related materials distributed from the War Department to the Agriculture Bureau now fuel road construction. About 20 million pounds of TNT reach road builders, surpassing all other powder distributed. totals through September include 19.6 million pounds TNT, 1.8 million blasting powder, 2.8 million hand grenade powder and additional detonators, caps, fuse, cord, and tampers.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Union
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Department
Try New Garden Varieties In Spring Planting
Gardeners can trial several new varieties each spring alongside trusted old favorites. While novelty is appealing, rely on well proven options until you assess performance.
Dons And EsEs Compared In Uncertain Times
An unclear fragment discusses choices between two options or groups labeled Dons and Es. The text hints at better outcomes in certain circumstances but lacks concrete details or context.
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Praised by Drugists
Druggists tout Calotabs as a modern purified calomel tablet avoiding previous side effects. They claim a single bedtime dose cleanses the liver, purifies the system, and boosts appetite, with a refund if customers are not delighted. The product sells for thirty-five cents, with a ten cent vial size, and is marketed under the checkerboard trade name Calotabs.
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Rowman
Plan for Nation Wide Campaign Endorsed by Woman's Auxiliary
The Diocese backs a nation wide campaign to fund church needs with emphasis on continual support. Bishop Brown warns retrenchment is impossible and urges men and money, prayers, and moral backing from the Auxiliary to advance the church’s future opportunities.
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Christ Church
Celek
B. Duval Chambers
Lwood
Brown
Jem
Episcopal Church
Virginia
Council of Virginia
Winchester
Auxiliary Votes to Meet in Fredericksburg in May 1923
Batton Winchester Mrs Henry B Gilpin Boyce and Mrs Mollie Maddux Hibbert Charlotteaville join in voting to hold the next annual auxiliary meeting in Fredericksburg in May 1923.
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Batton
Winchester
Henry B. Gilpin
Boyce
Mollie Maddux
Hibbert
Charlotteaville
Fredericksburg
Votes polled for contestants in Sondra phonograph contest
The May 2 noon poll shows votes for numerous contestants led by Dorothy McCann Althey Pletcher LuvVella Anderson Thelma Clarke Kathryn Garber Camille Graber and others. The display bulletin at J M Orndoff’s store includes a ballot box and merchants offer double votes for money paid on account this week.
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Dorothy McCann
Althey Pletcher
LuvVella Anderson
Thelma Clarke
Kathryn Garber
Camille R. Graber
Harry Bryant
Lomax “Parker
Lohn Clevenger
Virginia Rehill
India Mason
Evelyn Bayliss
Bessie Johnson
Mabel Foreman
Lillian Whitsite
Mary Kline
Genevieve Wilson
Margaret’ Evang
Mies Mildred Rowland
Georgia Estep
Madge
Whitby
Caroline Lemley
Isabelle North
J. M. Orndoff
Little Boy Dies From Pneumonia
Clarence Hopert Paylor, one year five months and sixteen days old, son of Oscar and Emma Della Taylor, died at 317 Highland avenue after measles and pneumonia. Funeral at 3 pm from his home conducted by Rev Clarence Woods. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. He leaves five brothers and five sisters. Eva Faulkner of New York visiting at the home of J. H. Palmer on North.
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Clarence
Hopert
Paylor
Oscar
Emma Della Taylor
Highland Avenue
Clarence Woods
Centenary Reformed Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Leedy Declines Candidacy for Seventh Virginia Seat
Col. Robert F. Leedy of Laray states he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in Virginia's Seventh District this year. He urges Judge Thomas Harrison to win the nomination without a contest, citing past costly campaigns and a desire to avoid another primary and general election fight.
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Robert F. Leedy
Laray
Congress
Virginia
Thomas Harrison
Winchester
Clarke Courier
I Tyvile
Harrison
Paul
Carpentier to Meet Dempsey After May 11 Fight
Paris May 5 Jackey told the Associated Press that a rematch with George Carpentier and Jack Dempsey is likely this year. If Carpentier defeats Ted Lewis in London on May 11 and the purse is satisfactory a second bout could take place in London or Paris later.
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Paris
Jackey
Assatiatéd Press
Sota
George Carpentier
London
Paria
Carpentier
Ted Lewis
Local church project advances after evangelizing board meeting
The Rev W J Dudey pastor of the Church of Christ returned from Strasburg where he attended a meeting of the evangelizing board of the Virginia Valley district. The board is understood to be interested in the new church building project of the local congregation. Mrs Sara A Diffenderfer who has been staying with her brother Mr Charles H For said returned yesterday.
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Church of Christ
Strasburg
Virginia Valley District
Sara A. Diffenderfer
Charles. H
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