Percheron Stallions Stand At Home Breeding Notice
Breeders in Lenore Virginia advertise GRIMSLEY a gray registered Percheron stallion bred by E B White Leesburg to stand the season at home with insurance twelve dollars. DANIEL a coming gray Percheron will also stand at home with ten dollar insurance. JOE a black registered Percheron will stand at various farms near Berryville and White Hall on specified weekdays with at home Saturdays. Nicodemus Lenore Virginia lists contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimsley
E. B. White
Leesburg
Daniel
Joe
O. J. Hardesty
Berryville Pike
John Rutherford
Berryville
Albert Anderson
White Hall
Cc. L
Nicodemus
Lenore
Cumberland Valley June 27 1916 Time Table
Train arrivals at Winchester from the stations above at 9 20 am daily except Sunday with 11 45 am and 7 22 pm daily. tower note from supervisory official Bhariddls Gen P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Suvt Bhariddls
P. A
Norfolk and Western Train Services Outline
Norfolk and Western timetable notes list No 13 9 18 a m trains to Roanoke Bristol and intermediates with Pullman sleepers and dining car No 1227 a m to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediates with coach cafe and connections at Roanoke to Memphis special No 27 638 p m to Shenandoah and intermediates No 28 932 a m to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with connections at Shenandoah Junction or Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullmankee
Winston-Salem
Shenan
Gary
Roasoke
Memphis
Pointe South
Shenandosh
Intemediate
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadephia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Streetcar Schedule Fragment Likely From Strasburg Segment
Westbound from Strasburg timetable entries show daily local service to Harrisonburg with arrival at 9 30 am and another local to Harrisonburg at 2 30 pm. A buffet service is listed at 7 50 pm. Text is garbled but indicates multiple daily trains and a dining option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg No. 23
Harrisonurg
Harrisonburg
Barisonburg
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
Spring appeal promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach tonic liver regulator and blood builder. It claims alcohol free formula with no after effects and offers tablets or liquid with a 10 cent trial box from the Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
A Virginia Mother's Advice
A Roanoke mother recounts her 15 year old daughter's weakness from overwork. After using Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription the girl regained strength and color and returned to school without missing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Golden Medical Discovery
J. W. Bartrain
10Th Ave
Dutch Steamer Batavier Fifth Blown Up With Four Lives Lost
London reports the Dutch steamer Batavier Fifth bound from London to Rotterdam was blown up by a German submarine with four crew members dead. The ship of 1500 tons built in 1902 from Rotterdam was captured in 1915 but released after cargo confiscation. Other notes cover American crew saved from the Canadian steamer Ericrea and French attacks near Hill 304 Verdan with no German gains. The Austrian government denounces Allied sinking as intentional murder.
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London
Batavier
Lloyd’s
Rotterdam
Washington
Gray
Patton
la Rochette
France
State Department
Ericrea
Skinner
Berlin
Verdun
German War Office
Vienna
Local residents and visitors attend to sick and move saw mill operations
Relatives and friends are in town for visits and calling on the ill. Mrs. John W. Lodge and son Ray called on friends and visited the sick. C. W. and C. W. Hensell moved their saw mill from Apple Ridge Orchard to Mr. 4. L. Anderson's farm at White Hall Virginia. Mrs. Arthur Lee and children of Burnt Factory stayed with her father and sister at Orchard Glen. Randolph Reynolds of Washington and Mrs. James Taylor visited. Deputy Treasurer Robert S. Smith was on county business. W. Hubbard visited Staunton where his son Leonard remains in the hospital and fared better. Mrs. John Nuckles and Granville Nuckles of Shenandoah Junction, WV spent days here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lodge
Ray
C. W
C. W."hensell
Apple Ridge Orchard Company
L. Anderson
White Hall Va
Arthur Lee
J. F. Reynolds
Katherine Reynolds
Frederick County
W. Hubbard
Staunton
Leonard W. Hubbard
John Nuckles
Granville
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Four City Houses and Lots For Sale June 10 1916 Winchester
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on June 10 1916 sells four city lots with houses. Properties include a Loudoun Street corner lot and three Kent Street sites with brick and stone dwellings. Terms require one third cash. two bonds for balance due in one and two years. Auction by Special Commissioner J Hunter Williams. filing by Clerk I J B Beverley. Also includes an unrelated Catarrh Cure advertisement.
Grimes News Notes Teems With Local Visits and Trips
Grimes Virginia notices visitors and departures from nearby towns. Carrie Alamong and Virginia of Galilee visited grandparents near Woodbine. Clagett Chambers of Martinsburg called on relatives. Birdie Frinfrock returned home from Elizabethtown. M Lohr Capper and daughter spent days here. Frank Gould and I H Ses were callers. W H Hamiltons visited Crim at Pleasant View. Charles E McVay sang in Grayham and may visit. E D Shackleford of Liggett and Myers Tobac co called. Kiivee Taylor of Winchester, formerly of Grimes, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gould
I. H. Ses
Charles E. McVay
Grayham
E. D. Shackleford
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Kiivee Tt. Taylor
Winchester
Mrs Hopkiss Lectures on Municipal Hygiene and Charity
Mrs Hopkiss outlines the Eden Wilson Hate case and urges compulsory sewer connections to prevent disease. She praises municipal hygiene, cites expert guidance, and advocates investing in the Ellen Wilson Home which offers 5 percent returns and supports a charitable cause.
Let Young Men Get Ready for Enlistment
The piece urges young men to enlist in Company I Winchester for summer camp with pay and no expense. It praises the unit’s record, arguesworthiness of patriotism, and warns against loafing and delaying military preparation for war. It compares present men to forebears and calls for proactive defense readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
United States
Cardus Woman’s Tonic Praised by Satisfied Patient
Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts months of illness with head and nervous troubles. After doctors failed, eleven bottles of Cardus restored health, weight, and ability to work, urging women with similar ailments to try it today.
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Laura Bratcher
Anc
Cardus
Power Preterrea Adoption by Candy Factories
Power has been adopted by candy factories for its ease of control and cleanliness. The note implies a shift to a standardized electric or mechanical system in confectionery production. It highlights efficiency and sanitary benefits driving industrial uptake.
Public Sale of C M Barrett Real Estate in Virginia
By virtue of a deed of trust dated March 1 1910 C M Barrett and wife will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 11 am Thursday June 8 1916. The tract contains 133 acres near Raceburg with a large house and barn about 1200 apple trees and 200 peach trees. One third cash on day of sale balance in one and two years with notes and six percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings. Harry R Kern trustee D P Duval auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neariddletown
Wa Station
C. Cooper
Fairview Ave
Winchester
Cc. M. Barrett
Circuit Co Ag
Frederick County
Aioe
Raceburg
Fries,Sells
Barrett
L. Glaize
Trustee sale of 42 1/2 acre Frederick farm near Winchester
Trustees announce a public auction of a 42.5 acre farm in Frederick County Virginia six miles north of Winchester on May 20 1916 at noon in front of the Court House. The property includes a residence a barn and a supplying spring with payment terms of one third cash and two equal installments secured by bonds deed of trust and insurance. Trustees M M Lynch and Herbert S Larrick handle sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester
A. D. Cather
Henry Parrett
Edward B. Shull
M. M. Lynch
Herbert
Larrick
Trustees
Fire Threatens Strasburg Bank Building in Night Blaze
A fire about 11 PM Monday damaged the People's Bank building in Strasburg Virginia causing $500 in damage to the bank and $400 more to the dental offices of Dr. B F Maphis and son Carl Maphis with $200 insured. The Letchberley building housed the bank the Strasburg News plant the Maphis dental office the Letcberley store and Miss Weston’s music studio. The fire theory list cites a short circuit spontaneous combustion and mice and matches. The Masons met in the building at the time possibly preventing a larger blaze and firefighters contained the flames as tongues leaped from windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
People's Bank
B. F. Maphis
Carl Maphis
Masons
F. D. Maphis
A. M
Letch4berley
Bank
Strasburg News
Maphis Dental Office
Letcberley
Weather Signs From Sheepkeepers
Shepherds report wool texture predicts weather. Crisp wool signals dry spells. limp soft wool indicates an approaching storm. This ancient indicator links wool feel to upcoming atmospheric changes.
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United Phone
Shisburz
Philadelph
Norfolk & Western
Southern Railway
Alexandria
Barrisophe Wive Harrisonbure
PTC Prastround
Alezand
Gad
Yl Pe Wong
Buffet
Harrisonbure Trasburg
Co. W. Westbury
Gen Agt
Washington, DC
Miller’s Drug Store
Medico
ASK Franck Baker & Son
Paarmacists
Fred S. Boyd
No. 142
South Main Street
Joe Patton
Virginia
Verdan
David. R. Barrett
Albert Barrett
Lucy Barrett
Loudoun Street
Baptist Church Alley
Hunter Grim
William Hollis
Nort Kent
Baker Streets
Kent Street
Baker Street
J. Hunter Williams
R. Gray Williams
J. B. Beverley
City of
Hall
F. J. Chenny &O
Props
Toledo
Ohio
W. H. Hamilton
Wim. Co. Crim
Eden Wilson
Papo
Big Ben
H. K. Green & Bro
C.m.barrett
Harry R Kern
D. P. Duval
Court House
Moling & Seal
P. M. Funkhouser
J. R. Edmonds
Dance Brothers
Aristocrat
ROA
J. Howari
Masonic Lodge
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