Whit News Items from Whit Virginia July 31
Whit Virginia reports a village social scene with visits from Thurman Broom of Washington and Mrs J R Broun family members. Emma Wright visits aunt C E Funkhouser. Rev Stanton preaches at Greenway Church. Lizzie Plank from Winchester visits sister Mrs Perry.
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Whit
J. RB
Broun
Thurman Broom
Washington
William Stuart
Greekway
Goldie Stuart
Emma Wright
C. E. Funkhouser
Mr. Stanton
Greenway
Lizzie ‘Plank
Winchester
Perry
John Gardner
Reuben Clarke
Lillian Cornwell
H. Cornwell
Bessie Richard
Cedarville
Whitacre Notes Set Amid Loss and Mail Debate
In Whitacre Virginia on July 31 a two year old child died from cholera infantum and was buried at Ebinezer Church. Ben Huff and family of Paw Paw visit R E L Whitacre. Residents oppose diverting mail to Hayfield, citing earlier starts later arrivals and increased traffic to Winchester. Bids now asked for mail carriage, protest wished for wider notice.
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Whitacre
H. Dug Whitacre
Ebinezer
Ben. Huff
Paw Paw
R. E. L. Whitacre
Hayfield
Winchester
Boyce High School Construction Bid Notice
Bids requested for the Boyce Virginia high school building project. A $25 certified check is needed with bids and plans returned to unsuccessful bidders. The winning bidder must furnish a $3,700 bond. Plans and specs from M. L. Reed or R. HeRitter Millwood VA. 29tf.
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Boyce
Boyce High School
Eee Een
M. L. P. Reed
Oenea of School Board
Bo Va
R. Heritter
Millwood
Whiskey Sales Ad Promises Energy and Ambition
A fragment advertises bracer whiskey claiming to give energy life and ambition. It notes sales by IR. M. Henry and references I. W. Harper brand. The text names a G-18ff code and presents a period tone of a shop promotion.
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I. W. Harper -Whiskey
IR. M. Henry
Fight to save peach industry hinges on removing diseased trees
An agricultural note warns that peach yellows disease threatens a once thriving West Virginia peach region. Inspectors advise destroying infected trees to prevent industry ruin, urging rapid removal of diseased stock and careful replanting for recovery. The Hamburg based importer PPA PH Altheimer & Sohn seeks districts free of scale for safe apple trade.
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el Stewart
San Jose
Hamburg
Agriculture Experiment Station
Morgantown
J.H. Stewart
West Virginia
New York
PPA
PH. Altheimer & Sohn
Booths Laxative Pills Promote Constipation Cure
Reliable Booths Laxative Pills claim to treat constipation, nervous headache, torpid liver, indigestion and biliousness. Sold for 25 cents by Franck Baker & Son or mailed prepaid from Booths Pill Company Buffalo New York with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Booth
Franck Baker & Son
Booth's Pill Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Hayfield Happenings in Virginia
Hayfield Virginia notes visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Lil ie Rosenberger and Harry Windle visited their parents in Wheatfield. John Hopkins of Washington joined siblings for a Sunday visit. Ashby Hannum visited Jake Rosenberger Sunday evening. Mamie Windle visited her parents, Laura Wisecarver spent Saturday in Winchester, Thomas Anderson and Marion Rinker visited Gore, Clifford Potts of Gore returned from Washington.
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Hayfield
Lillie Rosenberger
Harry Windle
Wheatfield
John Hopkins
Washington
Ashby Hannum
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