Frederick County Virginia Eminent Domain Proceedings Notice
Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders five commissioners to determine just compensation for land to be condemned for the Winchester and Western Railroad. A. S. Pratt & Sons Inc. Washington DC is required to appear Oct 1 1917 to protect its interest. Newspaper publication authorized in The Evening Star for four weeks.
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Pratt &Ons ,Inc
Washington, D. C
Fred County
Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Circuit Rt
Frederick
A. S. Pratt& Sons, Inc
Evening Star
Winchester
Notice of Master Commissioner report in Fries estate case
In Winchester Virginia the Master Commissioner sets forth order of reference to ascertain real estate and liens of Jacob S Fries and Beulah D Fries. He will report on rents value taxes and any pertinent matters and will publish notice weekly for four weeks. A J Tavener Master Commissioner assigns September 11 1917 for proceedings at Winchester office.
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Jacob S. Fries
Corporation Court
Ced
Beulah D. Fries
Winchester
Virginia
Henry Baker Takes Ill With Typhoid Fever
Henry M. Baker, son of Mr and Mrs B West Baker, is ill with typhoid fever at the family home several miles northwest of town. A domestic employed at the Baker home also has the fever. Robert M Ward has returned to New York after a business trip lasting several days.
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Henry M. Baker
B. West Baker
Baker
Robert M. Ward
New ‘York
Capt Henry Schneider Visits Family Before Lynchburg Trip
Capt Henry Schneider, a longtime inspector with the U S Army Quartermaster Department, is spending several days with his family on South Braddock Street. He will soon depart for Lynchburg Virginia where high quality shoes are being manufactured for soldiers. he recently moved from New Jersey after a transfer last week.
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South Braddock Street
Lynchburg
Schneider
North
New Jersey
Major Dorsey Cullen Promoted to Army Major
Major Dorsey Cullen of the cavalry branch United States Army is advanced to the rank of major. He is the son of the late Dr J B Dorsey Cullen of Richmond and has many friends in Winchester. Cullen has served in the Cuban campaign the Philippine Islands three times the Mexican border and spent the last year on recruiting duty at Roanoke.
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Dorsey Cullen
Cavalry
United States Army
J. 8
Richmond
Winchester
Cullen
Philippine Islands
Roanoke
Market Prices From Local Buyer's Day Report
A list of daily market quotations covers Winter and Spring wheat flour Butter and creamery butter Potatoes live poultry including young chickens and hams Prices range across several lines with retail and wholesale figures. The report notes no liability for errors and lists assorted commodity values.
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices and Corrections
Markets updated as of the prior day close with butter at 29 to 36 cents, eggs and Virginia prints listed, poultry and hogs priced. Cattle and calf values shown including choice steers at 12.00 and calves up to 15.00, hay at 18.50 to 22, cob corn 9.26, and hogs 20.00 for heavy to medium.
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Choice Creamery
Virginia
Pro-German Propaganda Seen Aimed at U S Laborers
The President warns that pro German propagandists in the United States are trying to confuse workers about the war. He calls for opposing domestic organized and individual efforts that hide disloyalty behind evasive phrases.
Mrs Fultz Wil With Typhoid Fever at Memorial Hospital
Mrs W L Fultz remains seriously ill with typhoid fever at Memorial Hospital. Dr Waller Cox and Dr E C Stuart report no immediate change, predicting several days before improvement. friends remain hopeful for her recovery.
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Mrs. Fultz
W. L. Fultz
Memorial Hospital
Waller Cox
E. C. Stuart
President's reply to pope lauded as strong state paper
Speaker Champ Clark in Monmouth New Jersey called the president's reply to the pope the strongest and clearest state paper. He urged practical patriotism to support the war effort and defined true patriotism as practical, not showy public displays. He urged Americans to back the government fully for the war.
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Hig
Clark
Ships to Solve Wheat Problems
Washington reports ships are the solution to the nations wheat issue. Advices say exportable wheat reserves in Australia India and Argentina could meet allied needs if tonnage is found. Australia 135,927,000 bushels India 80,638,000 Argentina 26,100,000. Three times the tonnage to move North American wheat to England is required for Australian shipments amid greater distance and submarine danger.
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Washington
United States
Food Administration
Australia
India
Argentina
North America
England
Secretary Houston Guest of Mr Fay at Huckwood Farm
Hon David F Houston secretary of agriculture and a party of friends visited Huckwood farm owned by Mr and Mrs Logan R Fay for a weekend in the Shenandoah Valley. Carl Kremer, summering at Brookside Inn Oakland Md, arrived in Winchester to visit before returning to Staunton. Miss Margaret Duvall returned to Baltimore after a stay with Mrs Robert Beverley on South Stewart street. Miss Ethel Scrivener visiting Harrisburg Pa for a week.
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David F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Logan KR. Fay
Huckwouod Farm
Houston
Shenandoah Valley
Carl Kremer
Brookside Inn
Oakland
Winchester
Staunton
Cabel Military School
Margaret Duvall
Baltimore
Robert A. Beverley
South Stewart Street
Ethel Scrivener
Harrisburg
Infantile paralysis recoveries reported at Front Royal
Front Royal Virginia September 3 Robert Saffell reports his baby with infantile paralysis is recovering and shows no after effects. Other cases mentioned are progressing well and new cases are scarce and improving.
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Front Royal
Robert Saffell
Reverend Walter Mitchell Preaches at Christ Church
Rev Dr Walter Mitchell, principal of Porter Military Academy in Charleston, preached yesterday morning at Christ Church Episcopal. He is son in law of the late Col James Carr Baker of Steene and family.
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Walter Mitchell
Porter Military Academy
Charleston
S. C
Christ
Mitchell
James Carr Baker
Ste— Ene
Discharged from O I Mr Edward L Henry Honorably
Edward L Henry of this city was honorably discharged from Company I Second Virginia Infantry after his term of enlistment expired. He served in the Cuban war and on the Mexican border and was long connected with the mess department of the company. Randolph Dasshe of Baltimore visits Ward family on South Washington Street. Mrs James Grammer returns to Marshall home after extended visit. Corporal Lewis E Snapp of Company E Second Virginia Regiment has returned to Rosoke after visiting his parents Mason and Mrs Snapp.
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Edward L. Henry
Second Virginia Infantry
Henry
Randolph Dasshe
Baltimore
Mrs
Robert M. Ward
South
James Grammer
William ©. Marshall
South Stewart Street
Lewis E. Snapp
Virginia
Thas
Roshoke
Mason Snapp
Elty
Lunar Craters Contrasted With Volcanic Ones
A brief note explains lunar craters are not volcanic, being saucer shaped pits on a flat moon surface, unlike Earth volcano craters which are deep pits atop tall cones.
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