Local Women of Frederick County Names Affected Residents
A long list of local women is recorded in a September 1922 filing. Names include Rebecca Gold Mary Gray Alice Green Jennie Green Mary Henning Sallie Hott Mattie Haines Susie Haines May Heist Margaret Hansbrough Belle Hardy Rose Janney Martha Reardon Helen Zirkle Mary Lindamood Elizabeth Jones Octavia Jack May Belle Jones Rose Krebs Lucy Kurtz Virginia Kurtz Mollie Kremer Frances Kline Anna Kremer Mary Lynch Bessie Lewis Margaret Larrick Nancy Larrick Lillian Millison Virginia Maynard Alice McKinster and others.
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Rebecca Gold
Mary Gray
Alice Green
Jennie Green
Mary Henning
Sallie Hott
Mattie Haines
Susie Haines
May Heist
Margaret Hansbrough
Belle Hardy
Rose Janney
Blanche Shoop
Martha P. Reardon
Helen Zirkle
E. May Striker
Mary S. “Lindamood
Elizabeth Jones
Octavia Jack
May Belle Jones
Rose Krebs
Lucy Kurtz
Virginia Kurtz
Mary Kurtz
Mollie
Market Prices From Local Buyers Fall 1922
Daily market corrections show wholesale and retail quotes for livestock dairy and grain. Prices include creamery butter country putter young chickens local flour and bran with note of sworn notary dates in Virginia and Frederick County records.
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The
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Awe
Mets
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Egas
Author's Sound Advice and Shaw Quip Referenced
A fragment discusses E A Owings and J RI with notes on Bernard Shaw and a witty exchange about prefaces. The text then shifts to a curious remark about a man and his motor, implying a dismissive attitude toward relying on others.
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Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Neighbors and Cats and a Grim Lesson in Cleanliness
A fragmentary tale of vengeance and remorse follows a feud over slain cats and a neighbor who pleads innocence. The speaker contemplates violence but resolves to restraint while reflecting on mercy and survival in a harsh world. A later excerpt urges cleanliness for fur bearing animals as vital for swift movement and survival.
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Sherlock
Fox
Pardom
River Moveé Swiftly in Hidden Message
Ambiguous fragmentary text hints at a riverine change or movement with scattered letter groups and phrases. Unable to identify a coherent event, person, or place from the provided readable content.
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E. R. Hook
A. C. Oates
C. W. Parish
KE. L. Hook
State of Virginia
County of
S. D. M’fadden
Alice McKinster
Mrs
Katie McCartney
Mary Moling
Sarah Moling
Gertrude McCormick
Willie Page
Frances Page
Caroline Painter
Henrietta Shiner
Sarah Mottery
Rebecca Bell
Mary Steck
Annie Humston
Mary Hershberger
Etta E. Supinger
Nina Malone
Kate Shaw Rose Lee Snider
Mary J. Gray Beulah Cline E. Virginia Smith
Anna Briggs Omma V. Lupton
Mary O. Burch
Laura G. Crawford
Elizabeth Tanquary
Sue B. Lupton
Stella J. Hawkins
Helen R. Hatcher
Juliet A. McCaw
Nancy M. Smith
Mary Lawler
Agnes B. Schultz
Mary Smith
Annie E. Carter
Maud
Mamie Spellman
EB. W. Wis
Gertrude Schneider
Nannie Purcell
Theresa B. Lynch
Katherine C. Richard Julia Beverley
Ella Rosenberger
Lela Rosenberger
Flora L. Henning Lillie B. Maphis
Kate Harmer
Nellie K. Ward
Elizabeth Orndorff
Esther J. Hottel
Margaret Reardon
Nell Lake
Dzway
Kate M. Johnson
Emma V. Affleck
Carrie B. White
Ann L. Carson
Lydia S. Recher
Mary Wisecarver Sallie G. Walter
Susie A. Eater
Pearl Striker
Mamie R
Winchester
Judge Harrison
Handley Library
Harrison Club
Harrison Campaign Committee
the Empire Theatre
America
Wad Ee Roberts Se
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Union Bank OF Winchester
Wincheser
Dees
State Corporation Commission
Charles J. Summlers
Charles J. Summers
M. Adele Metz
Baltimore Wholesale
Middletown State Bank, Inco
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Middletown States Incorporated
W. R. Campbell
W. Rhodes
E. A. Owings, J. RI
Walt Mason
Court House
Martinsburg Pike