Norfolk and Western Rail Timetable Fragment
Northern timetable fragment lists schedules to Roanoke Memphis Elkton and intermediate stations. Mentions Pullman service and northbound routes with unclear destinations and garbled station names. References G. Paunde W.C. Baunde and Roanoke Roanoke area.
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Hee
Pullman Tee Ha
Roanoke
Bee
Arin
Memphis
Elkton
Southern Railway Schedule May 25 1918 Washington to Harrisonburg
The timetable lists southbound and eastbound trains from Strasburg Junction to Alexandria Washington including No. 972 local daily at 6 00 am arriving Harrisonburg 10 16 am and No. 49 arriving Harrisonburg 2 55 pm. Eastbound No. 319 daily 6 05 am to Washington arrival 10 30 pm with No 14 limited for Alexandria and Winston arrival 11 65 am. Also No 28 daily 4 56 pm local for Alexandria with Buffet Parlor Car. General Agent L S Brown signs off.
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Alexandria
Washington
Alexandria -Ané
Eae
L‘nston
Wagener
Hacksonburg
Strasburg
Brown
General
Ager
Trains Arrive in Winchester From Station Schedule
Train arrivals in Winchester are listed with times 9.22 and 11.51 and 7.96 daily except Sunday. The notice names J. H. Tonge and Sapt H. A Rippite G. P. A as officials.
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Winchester
C . J. H. Tonge
Sergeant Pingley Scores in Virginia Target Contest
Sergeant Frank W. Ping ley of Winchester and Company I leads in scores as the Virginia team of 16 shooters competes for prizes. Pingley has excelled all week with strong results in the skirmish run and other events, aiming for the national match scores including 260 possible points.
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Virginia
Frank W. Pingley
Winchester
Pingley
Tyr
Success in Medicine and the Value of Lydia E Pinkham
An editorial touts successful doctors and proprietary medicines while critiquing poor practitioners. It praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound as a trusted remedy for female ills and asserts its compliance with the Pure Food and Drugs law.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Frances Peyton Page Dominates Cumberland Tennis Cup Play
Frances Peyton Page wins the ladies doubles with Gear of Cumberland and takes runner up in the ladies singles. W Nelson Page reaches final in men singles, loses to Fisher of Baltimore. Page and Gordon reach men doubles final but are defeated. Mixed doubles go to Mrs Powell and Rendall.
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W. Nelson Page
Frances Peyton Page
Cumberland
Allegheny Mountains
Potomac Club
Mr. Page
Page
Fisher
Baltimore
Spencer Gordon
Washington
Miss Page
Miss Gear
F. Edgerton Powell
Eerill
Lynching Averted Near Scottsville
Gilbert Walker a 22 year old colored man was arrested in Scottsville county after allegedly attacking Annie Ham mer a 10 year old white girl. Walker confessed his guilt and mobs threatened lynching. authorities moved him to Charlottesville for safety and a hearing is planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Gilbert Walker
Annie Hammer
Scottsville
Walker
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery by Cholera Remedy
A Show Hill North Carolina resident recounts severe dysentery from mid July for about two months. After weight loss from 145 to 125 pounds and no relief, two bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provided permanent relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B.W. Hill
Show Hill
N. C
Public sale of Frederick County lands in Birmingham and Randolph farms
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on July 12 1918 at 12 o clock to sell 365 acres of Birmingham and Randolph farm lands southeast of Stephens City Frederick County Virginia. Parcels offered first then as a whole with two modern houses barns wells and timber. One third cash day of sale with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bonds. Special commissioners James P Reardon M M Lynch John M Steck and others announce details and bond.
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Frederick Courty
Virginia
W. M. Cushwa
Ambrose C. Painter
Winchester
Stephen
Frederick
Rmingham
Randolph
Birmingham
Randolpn
Stephens City
Front Royal
James P. Reardon
James P. Rdardon
M. M. Lynch
John M. Steck
R. Gray Williams
Rees
Harry R. Kern
R. T. Barton
Robert A. Hutchinson
R. M. Ward
Victor Cushwa
Order of Publication Clarke County Va 1913
In Clarke county Virginia a suit by Charles Heath comp against Charles E Rafferty Emily A Rafferty George H Levi sheriff Lee J Graves and John F Gouldman Jr Trustees and Blue Ridge Heights Company seeks to enforce a sixteen thousand dollar judgment lien and void fraudulent deeds The defendants not residents must appear within fifteen days after publication to protect their interests A Copy Teste George Glass Clerk F B Whiting and Marshall McCormick attorneys.
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Curt Court
Clarke County
Charles Heath
Charles E. Rafferty
Emily A. E. Rafferty
George H. Levi
Lee J. Graves
John F. Gouldman
Blue Ridge Heights Company
Charles FE. Rafferty
J. Graves
John F. Gotldman
Emily A. BE. Rafferty
George Glass
F. B. Whiting
Marshall McCormick
Recital at Audley Enjoyed by Local Audience
Madame Schlosshauer-Nolds of Berlin performed with Mr Thatcher of the Peabody in Audley Grace Church setting. The event raised funds for Grace Church organ tuning and repairs. The evening also featured Miss Baldwin and Miss Stribling hosting auction bridge for Alfred Schlosshaver-Reynolds of Berlin.
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Madame Schlosshauer-nolds
Berlin
Germany
Mir
Towel Thatcher
The
Peabody
Baltimore
Audley
Archibald Cummins
Grace Church
Schlosshauer
Royal Opera House
Thatcher
Madame Schlosshauer
Rathbone Smith
Loudoun
Baldwin
Stribling
Auction Bridge
Alfred Schlosshaver-Reynolds
John Stribling
Norfolk
A. M. D. McCormick
Annapolis
St. Julien Marshall
Washington
George Rice
Peeksville
Mas
S. H. M. Clagett
Harry Carpenter
J. B Neill
F. B. Whiting
W.T. Lewis
Hoboken
N. J
Henry McBlair
Conrad Kownslar
Marty Brewer
Rockville
Misses Moore
Annie R. Tinker
New York
Lizabeth Bowen
Brentwood
Sophie. Powers
Buena Vista Springs
B. Lb. McGill
Petersburg, Va
R. P. Page
Arthur, Gray
Amost County
William McDonald
Lightning Performs Caesarian on Sow After Storm
A sensational Pittsylvania county report details a lightning strike that killed a sow and ripped it open. The unborn piglets survived and are thriving, described as having two mothers by M C Hawkes. Surgeons have performed similar operations on humans but never before on an animal.
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Pittsylvania
M. C. Hawkes
Nottoway
Hawkes
Pittayven
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidneys
The daughter of A Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered serious kidney trouble but her father credits Foley Kidney Pills with a complete cure. The ad states women are more prone to kidney issues and advises Foley Kidney Pills as safe dependable medicine sold by all druggists.
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A.mitchell
Bagdad, Ky
Shirley Shirley Shirley Grantham Engagement Announcement
The engagement of George T. Shirley of Summit Point West Virginia to Miss Julia Grantham daughter of Colonel John J. Grantham of Middleway has been announced. The wedding will take place on September 10. Mr Shirley is a son of Colonel Robert V Shirley.
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George T. Shirley
Summit Point
W. Va
Julia Grantham
John J. Grantham
Middleway
Yeading
Mr. Shirley
Col
Robert v. Shirley
Experts Hunt Chestnut Blight In Virginia Fields
A Washington forestry corps along with Virginia and West Virginia commissions search Gainesboro and Back Creek for chestnut blight. They report the disease found on Robert Worsley’s farm near Tinyfield, with work to eradicate it and prevent spread south of the Appalachians. Bulletins are available from state or national agriculture departments.
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Bayfield
Forestry Department
Washington
Gainesboro
Back Creek
Duareving
Robert Worsley
Tinyfield
Messrs
Graham, Massie
Bureau of Plant Industry
Virginia
West Virginia
Appalachians
New York State
Pennsylvania
Worsley
Departments of Agriculture
Club Reception Deluged With Lights and Style at Winchester
A grand reception at the Winchester club featured illuminated halls, a Winchester orchestra, and ballroom dancing into night. Attendees included society figures from Winchester and nearby areas, with army officers present and generous help from prominent ladies. The club board of governors guiding the event includes T. S. Patton Randolph T. McGuire Theodore Y. Kinzel Courtenay W. Weems J. Mack Noonan and Dr. Winter H. McGuire and Dr. Louis M. Allen.
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Winchester
Society of Winchester
Points
Geveral Ladies of Winchester
Club
Messrs
T.3. Patton
Randolph T. McGuire
Theodore Y. Kinzel
Courtenay W. Weems
J. Mack Noonan
Wunter H. McGuire
Louis M. Allen
A Famous Stage Driver No More
Benjamin F Linthicum, 65, longtime stage driver for the Romney area, died at his home in Romney West Virginia after a brief illness from peritonitis. He drove between Green Spring and Romney before the railroad, and between Romney and Moorefield after the branch's completion. A shoemaker by trade he was widely known to travelers. He is survived by his wife a son and two daughters. The funeral occurred yesterday.
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Romney
W. Va
Henjamin F. Linthicum
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Green, Spring
Moorefield
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