Breeders advertise gray Percheron stallions and more at home
Breeders announce Grimsley a gray registered Percheron stallion owned by E. B. White of Leesburg will stand the season at home with 12.00 insurance. A second gray registered Percheron named Daniel also stands at home with 10.00 insurance. Joe a black Percheron will stand at O. J. Hardesty's Berryville pike John Rutherford's near Berryville and at Albert Anderson's White Hall with a weekly schedule. co L. Nicodemus Lenore Virginia lists contact details.
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Berryville
Albert Anderson
White Hall
Co. L. Nicodemus
Lenore
Train schedule fragment for Winchester station service
A partial timetable lists Prniua arriving in Winchester from the stations near 9208 Gally with daily and Sunday exceptions. The note includes times around 1 am and references Toros and Supt BA Rippers Gen FP A.
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Prniua
Winchester
Gally
Toros
How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis in Nashville
A testimonial from Mrs. E. H. Bean of 525 Joseph Avenue Nashville describes relief from menopause symptoms and a tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the tumor disappeared and she no longer needed a doctor after following the company’s remedies. The letter invites others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. H. Bean
Joseph Avenue
Local Social Roundup from Edinburg Area
Mrs Stickley Miss Fultz and Mr Dellinger of Edinburg spent Friday to Sunday with Frank Strickler. Mr Harvey Richard visited Painter Hill friends. John Miller attended his son Austins wedding in Washington then Kansas City and Hannibal Mo. Ada Barham and Gertrude Snapp visited friends. Austin Miller and bride headed to future home in Kansas City. Sarah Daugherty visited her brother N E Daugherty.
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Frank Strickler
S. M. Tevault
Harvey Richard
Painter Hill
John Miller
Washington
Austin Miller
Kansas City, Mo
Mamie Knighton
Gertrude Snapp
Marshall Snapp
Joe Richard
Cody Snapp
Bride
Hannibal
Kansas City
Sarah Daugherty
N. E. Daugherty
Unclaimed letters in Winchester post office May 20 1916
The following is a list of unclaimed letters remaining in the Winchester post office for the week ending May 20 1916. Persons calling for these letters must pay one cent for each letter received. Ss. oe im the Want Column.
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Winchester
Dr. McCuaig Opens Campaign for Purity of Sexes
Dr. J Aspinall McCuaig of New York spoke three times in Winchester drawing large crowds. He lectured on Social Evil and the Home and Eugenics at Presbyterian Church and Braddock Street Methodist, stressing the need for open discussion between fathers and sons and the role of men in society. Several churches closed to allow more residents to hear his talks.
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J. Aspinall McCuaig
New York
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
McCuaig
de. McCuaig Y Rday
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Samuel
David
Goliath
Market Street Methodist Episcopal
Local Social News From Albemarle and Nearby Areas
May 22 notes from Albins Va report Mrs Newton Cather and daughter Hilda visiting her mother Mrs J S Yeakley. Mrs J W Baker and daughter Mrs Lela Janney return home after visiting North River Mills W Va. Mr Carter Shipe and sister Miss Rovra Shipe of Martinsburg W Va visiting Mrs Susan Howard. Mrs W A Orndorff and children visiting friends at Hayfield. Mrs Holmes Yeakley spent days with relatives at Lew.
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Albin
Newton Cather
Hilda
J. S. Yeakley
J. W. Baker
Lela Janney
North River Mills
W. Va
Carter Shipe
Rovra Shipe
Martinsburg, W. Va
Susan Howard
A. Orndorff
Hayfield
Rs Holmes Yeakley
Lew
Greatest Blood Remedy Purifying Nature’s Blood
An advertisement extols S. S. S. for the blood and skin, claiming roots and herbs purify circulation, remove impurities, and restore vitality. It asserts impure blood causes weakness and skin eruptions, urging readers to obtain S. S. S. from drug stores or write Swift Specific Co. for details.
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S&s
Uliar
Swift
Ruth Sawyer Improves After Memorial Hospital Operation
Burnt Factory Virginia May 22 The many friends of Ruth Sawyer report she is improving after an abdominal operation at Memorial Hospital and expects to return home soon. The Loyal Workers Bible Class held a final social and business meeting at the Lee residence and set June 15 for a church yard party.
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Burnt Factory
Ruth Sawyer
Memorial “Hosspital
Workers’ Bible Class
George Lee
Public Sale of C M Barrett Real Estate in Frederick Va
By virtue of a deed of trust dated March 1 1910 the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Va 11 am the tract of 133 acres with improvements near Raceburg adjoining Fries Sells and others the same property conveyed to Barrett from Fred L Glaize and wife recorded in the Clerk’s office Large house and barn One third cash on day of sale balance in one and two years with notes payable and six percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings
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L. N. Russell
C. E. Boyd
Stewart
C. W. Tamquary
Charles Swartz
W. T. Hoffman
J. D. Wright
B. L. Byers
R Rippon
W. Va
Margaret Stewart
Ed. Dunlap
Herhome
Winchester
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Wim Sell
Court House
Raceburg
Fries, Sells
Barrett
Fred. L. Glaize
State agency offers fruit selling service in New York
The New York State Department of Foods and Markets proposes a fruit selling service to producers. It will handle sales and returns, charge a 5 percent commission, and cover cataloging costs. Growers are encouraged to contact for shipments, packaging, and delivery plans to ensure prompt market access.
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New York State
State Department of Foods and Markets
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United Phone
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Bristol
Intermedate
Pullman Sleepers
Dinimx
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Broiler
Roanoke
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Smart Ee
Venus Gop
Ian Sleegers Geary
Connoké
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Shermandocab
Inter Stations
Ana
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Southern Railway
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Harrisonburg
Strasburg No
Harrison
Woom
Loca
Harrioure
Harrisonbyse
Strasburg
Aleran
Alexandris
Cc. W. Westbury
Miller’s Drug Store
Medico
ASK Franck Baker & Son Paarmacists
Thenited
South Main Street
Joe Patton
Middwa A
Fairview Ave
Chester
Mrs. Bean
Lydia E Pinkam
Vv Senieha
Deerfield
Ada Barham
Wood’s Seeds
W. Wood
Richmond, Va
M’cuaig
Mollie
H. K. Green & Bro
Mr. Lambert
Owen & Trenary Glove Co
Moling & Seal
Funkhouser
Dermin
S Garage
Cod
W . Braddock St
C.m.barrett
Harry
A Kern
Duvall
H.& W. Seabright
Ripple’s
Martinsburg
J. RR. Edmonds
J. Howard Cather
John J. Dillon
Franklin Street
New York City
Charles L. Bowly
Willow Lawn
Winchester Inn
G. C. Shepard
Henrietta Price
Shirley Carter
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