Court Fines North Carolina Man for Threat in Saloon
John Reed, a burly North Carolina man employed by Cuba Rico Tobacco, was fined 3.50 in Police Court after threatening to cut Ralph Savage in a saloon last night. Reed was jailed if he does not pay. Savage is a part owner of the tobacco company.
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John Reed
North Carolina
Ralph Savage
Justice Bragonier
Reed
Cuba Rico Tobacco Company
Savage
Unlucky Woodpile Day Injures Two Men
Friday proved painful for local workers as Ezra Stickley cut his left foot needing two stitches and Master Ben Boyer suffered a diagonal gash on his rear foot. Also, Miss Alice Hill and Miss Dorothy Jackson arrive as guests of Miss Ethel Wheeler, with Wheeler visiting Winchester and Presiding Elder H. P. Hamill in town on Monday with Rev. M. Wheeler.
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Ezra Stickley
Ben. Boyer
Alice Hill
Dorthy Jackson
Ethel Wheeler
Miss Hill
Miss Jackson
Valley Female College
Winchester
H. P. Hamill
M. Wheeler
Illness Update on Mr Balthis at Strasburg Home
Mr Wash Balthis of Strasburg remains ill at home while his son Harry Balthis formerly of this city now stays at his bedside. He was suddenly paralyzed last Saturday at Jenkins Stickley Co. factory where he had gone for lumber. Once speechless, his condition improved by Wednesday and he has regained speech and shows signs of recovery. He is 75 years old.
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Wash Balthis
Strasburg
Harry Balthis
Balthis
Jenkins, Stickley & Co
Mrs. Carson seeks diagnosis at Johns Hopkins for suspected malady
Mrs. Carson wife of Dr T M Carson previously of Christ Church Winchester now in Lynchburg Virginia has gone to Johns Hopkins for a diagnosis of a troubling condition. Doctors fear a serious illness and if operation is decided upon she will return home to Lynchburg for the procedure.
Pleasant day of shopping and social notes in Winchester
Mr and Mrs 8 H Jolliffe of Boyce spend the day in Winchester. Chelf s drug store offers tobacco cigars and gifts. Capper s jewelry and L E Rices discounted furniture. A dog show may come to the courthouse hall. Misses Wise and Newton visit. Union Chapel prepares a Christmas program. local vendors advertise seasonal goods.
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H. Jolliffe of
Boyce
Winchester
Court House Hall
D. F. Hinkins
Abolition of Exchange Passes Set by Baltimore & Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio announces abolition of exchange passes effective January 1. President Loree issues the official circular. All employee passes to be issued by the general manager. Half fare tickets for employee families on other lines to be abolished under the new agreement.
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Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
General Manager
Cer esota Flour Carload Received by Thomas Spates
A fresh carload of Cer esota Flour arrived noted by Thomas Spates on December 12, 1911. C. V. Elevator reported the delivery.
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Just
Ceresota
Thomas Spates
C. V. Elevator
Market Prices Update for Staples and Farm Produce
Readable items show butter apples potatoes chickens old wheat corn new oats rye with no further details or figures. The fragment lists commodities traded or priced in a local market or shop, implying a catalog of staple goods without numeric data or context.
Handsome Pipes and Box Cigars Featured for Christmas
Hoffman Branca Store at 321 East Piccadilly Street invites the public to inspect its new Handsome Pipes and social box cigars for Christmas. Manager Hoffman urges shoppers to view these goods before choosing gifts.
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W. E
Hoffman Branca
East Piccadilly Street
Hoffman
Buttercups and Sweets Featured in Local Ad List
An old ad listing various confections and snacks includes Buttercups Cocoanut bon-bons Chocolate drops Peanut brittle Sayed figs Persian dates Citron Fresh mixed nuts along with Lowney's chocolates Heintz's best mince meat. The notice indicates goods available at Co. W. Ramsburg 24 E. Piccadilly St. in Ramsburg.
Notice of Debtors to P H Reardon Creditor Break
All parties indebted to P H Reardon will press forward and settle at once with Ragjet H Reardon Trustee for P H Reardon 123 1m.
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P. H. Reardon
H. Reardon
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Leesburg
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West Water St
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Frederick City
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Lowney
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Cons. E. Avalix
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Lenore
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Cumberland Beer
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Cumberland Brewing Company
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