Apple Market Prices Report and Local Notices
Market bulletin from the Winchester USDA branch lists 9 30 a m prices for Virginia Jonathans Grimes Yorks and related varieties across cities including Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati New York Chicago Charleston Memphis Atlanta and New Orleans with varying price ranges. The item also notes social visits by E. Bowen editor of the Suns Herald and statements about future governor elections and university faculty moves involving Dr McAlister and Mrs McAlister.
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Cincinnati
Virginia
Baldwins
Yorks
Memphis
Grimes
Atlanta
Works
Fancy
Ben Davis
New Orleans
Mrs. Sophie Schley widow dies after illness
Mrs Sophie Gaither Schley widow of the late Major B Henry Le of Frederick Maryland died last evening at 8 minute after 8 o clock at the home of her nieces Misses Ida and Minnie Baker on North Market Street after a long illness. The funeral will be at the Bakers home Friday at 4 o clock conducted by Rev Dr W D Smith. Remains will be taken to Frederick Maryland Saturday morning for burial in the cemetery at 12 15 o'clock. Moon Rise Miss Zelma Carper returns home from visit with Miss Mary Lou Robey on South Main Street Mrs A 3 Tavenner visits her mother Mrs J L Clements in Gaditdaton.
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Sophie Gaither Schley
B. Henry le
Frederick
Ida
Minnie Baker
North Market Street
Misses Baker
W. D
Freieris
Visitors and Exchanges Mark Local Notes
Dr Ralph Snapp has come to Philps to take charge of a dental office for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Joseph L Woods and Phil a of Baltimore arrived yesterday afternoon and will visit the former’s brother and sister in law near town. Mrs Jo A Dabney who has been visiting relatives returned to Milan Way. Mentions shipments of apples to the Philadelphia market and recent price activity.
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Ralph Snapp
Joseph L. Woods
Phila
Baltimore
Toélid de M. “Widds
Town
Dabney
Hals
Milan
Gebord Panoday
Ro Huntscher
Philadelphia
Night Bombardment Described From Frontline Observation
A British correspondent reports from the front during a night bombardment describing deafening artillery, flashes like lightning, and a vast, terrifying panorama of war. He notes wounded arriving by car for dressing and eventual transfer to casualty stations as shells explode across miles of front.
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oMcar
Ots
Iit
Brock
Damaged Snippet Drops Clues About Sheep Tale
Fragment from a New York Times piece describes Bobbie and a sheep ranch, noting a flock he kept at home yard. It hints at the uncle who owns the ranch in the West and a remark about the sheep losing their wool.
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Bobbie
Hound Yard
New York Times
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Jo R. Edmonds
Hacers
Jones NG
Berryvilly Bike
Tillers Arlington
Wilo West
Alobile
DRIL
Ool
Pagray
U.s.cavalry & Field Artillery
Troy
S. H. Hable Clothing
U. S. Army
APPLE
Winchester
Office of
United States Department of Agriculture
Jonathans
Washington
F-Louis— Viruis
West Virginia
Goi
Bowen
Suns Herald
Charleston
W. Va
Sun Town
Harry H. Wingfield
James Gray
Footer
Panama
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
C. A. Heller & CO
Yes-Thur-Sat
Washington, D.C
Washington Market Company
Free Insurance
Washington Market
Zelma Carper
Mary Lou ‘Robey
South Main Street
Derrent “Hotel
Peabody & Cq.inc
Batie Fron
Tate
M. Ke. Strode
Main St
Kirschbaum
Ryan
Orndoff
Evening Star
Appalachian Fruit Belt
Hagerstown
Maryland
Thos. A. Poffenberger
D. H. Staley
G. P. Read, Inc
New York
the’ mantuFacturedt
Duane St
Sage Circles
Barril
Rte
Chambelain
Ashiyyay
Pear, Aera Ieee
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