Public Sale of Personal Property at John Cochran Farm
Trustees announce a public auction at the John Cochran farm west of Winchester off Northwestern Grade at ten o clock Monday December first 1913. Items include a wagon multiple plows harrows mowers harnesses collars saddles mules cows hay furniture and household goods. Cash under ten dollars and credit terms on larger sums with note and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cochran
Winchester
Crown
Osborne
Oliver
Syracuse
Barshear
Eureka
Warren Lice
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Coughs
J A Kimbro of Georgetown Texas praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a non opiate remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles available at all druggists with no substitutes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Texas
J.A. Kimbro
Foley
Foley Kidney Pills Helped Taunton Woman After 87th Birthday
A Taunton Massachusetts resident Mrs Mackeh Dean aged 87 says Foley Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble symptoms including sleep disturbance bladder weakness joint stiffness and rheumatic pains. She notes she believed medicine could not help but found the pills beneficial and recommends them. available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackeh. Dean
Walnut St
Taunton
Mass
Starr Tannery Notes and Local Mentions in Sta Tannery Va
Notice reads during December in Sta Tannery Virginia with names Hessey Himelright and Russell vs Minnie Cooper and Kenneth Cooper of Ohio. Mentions visiting relatives Daisy Orphertz, Minnie Rudolph, Mrs John Cooper in Strasburg, and Mrs Nettie Brill caring for daughter tied to Middletown. Miscued spellings indicate small town chatter and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta Tannery
Hessey Himelright
Russell
Minnie Cooper
Kenneth Coper
Ohio
Strasburg
T. C. Himelright
Clayton Rudolph
Daisy Orphertz
Minnie Rudolph
Ginds
Tone Jase Richard
Prestor Richard
Nettie Brill
Tie Colfelt
Middletown
Er Tome
Being In Love a Vice Says Expert
London reports Dr Maurice de merge a brain storm specialist says being in love is mental poisoning and that a serum can end it. De Fleury prepares the serum and claims love ranks with opium and cocaine in harmful vices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Off
Maurice de Merge
de Fleury
Money For Roads From Auto Taxes In Virginia
Revenue from automobile licenses in Virginia rose from 1906 to 1910 to 9200 dollars and continued to grow through 1913. Officials expect fees and machine counts to rise sharply in the next two years as vehicles increase rapidly. Vernon B. Garton, editor of the Martinsburg Evening Journal, visited relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Cleri ‘Hayes
Vernon B. Garton
Martinshurs Evening Journal
Accident on Pike damages fence and injures man
A car struck a fence tearing down a paneled fence and uprooting a small cedar. The vehicle then ran to Mr. Codley’s home where the unconscious man was treated by Dr. Compton and Dr. Boyd. The injured man regained consciousness later and is improving with physicians unsure of final outcome. Nearest drivers gave details and offered help. no other serious damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padeged
Mesers
Witte
Duncan
Compton
Winchester
Gettysbura Isle
Kline
Willard Re-elected President Again at B & O
President Daniel Willard was reelected to a fifth term as chief executive of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Oscar G. Murray was re-elected chairman of the board. remaining officers including George F. Randolph, George M. Shriver, A. W. Thompson, J V. McNeal, W. Wolford, and Hugh L. Bond were also reappointed. The decisions followed the annual stockholders meeting in Baltimore on November 17. Harrison Cassard, guest of Miss Nannie Kensett in Fremason Street, has returned to Gloucester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oscar G. Murray
George F. Randolph
George M. Shriver
Peond
A. W. Thompson
J V. McNeal
Baltimore
Mire
Harrison Cassard
Nannie Kensett
Fremason Street
Gloucester
Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
Demonstration Funds Sought by Shenandoah County Supervisors
At a Shenandoah county Supervisors meeting, $6000 was proposed to be supplied by the Farmers Cooperative Demonstration Work with $1200 to hire a farm expert to promote agricultural interests. Judge F D Newman and speakers from the state demonstrated the plan and results in other counties, with locals urging funding for a county demonstrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah County
F. D. Newman
J .H. Shackeford
C. F. Koontz
Frederick County
Society girl seeks eugenic marriage in Atlanta
Miss Roberta Brennan, a prominent society figure, offers to be Atlanta's candidate for an ideal eugenic marriage arranged by the Medical Reviews Sociological Fund. The couple will win a prize and later receive more on the birth of their first child, with Brennan advocating selected partners for physical soundness and better offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Roberta Brennan
Atlanta
Medical Reviews Sociological Fund
Muse Death Funeral Draws Large Turnout in Vaulcliffe
Miss Ma mie Muse returns to Winchester after her father A Wade Muse dies at 84. The funeral at the late residence drew Revs Perry and Knox. Many local residents and relatives from Gore Strasburg and Stephens City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaucluse
Mamie iMuse
A. Wade Muse
Winchester
William Smith
Gore
Miss Vista Drizes
Mildred Kline
Winchester man’s endorsement boosts Dean’s Kidney Pills
Wesley J. Carpenter of Winchester Virginia reports severe kidney and back pain from lifting. He credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with relief and urges others to use the remedy as many testimonials accumulate. Sold by all dealers. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wesley J. Carpenter
Southwark St
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Vew
York
United States
Divorce Request Involving Mrs John L Pilte Sealed By Judge
New York December 15. Referee Lehanlon recommended that a divorce be granted to Mrs John Legget Pike daughter of Associate Justice McKenna. A young woman nicknamed The Girl in Blue was named as the co respondent in the suit filed by Mrs Pilta's lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire
the Star
New York
Warren Couple Weds at Rectory in Winchester
Mr. Ivaiwrence M. Dean and Miss Mary Boyd both of Front Royal Warren county Virginia were married at the rectory of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Winchester early this morning by Rev W D Smith. Dean is a Front Royal businessman and the bride comes from an old Warren county family. They will live in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivaiwrence M. Dean
Mary Boyd
Front Royal
Warren County
Winchester
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Op. W
Mc Dean
Missing Brooklyn Girl Jessie McGann Parents Receive Card
The parents of Jessie McGann, the missing Brooklyn girl, got a postal card claiming she would return home Thursday. The handwriting did not match Jessie’s, and authorities suspect cranks are behind the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Jessie McGann
Brooklyn
Eliza Ranson Held For Grand Jury
Eliza Ranson a colored woman, arrested days ago on a charge of stealing 20 from Charles Honesty, was held this morning in police court by Justice Beverley and committed to jail for grand jury action of the Corporation Court. Honesty, an one armed man and former convict, was previously sentenced to the state penitentiary for sheep theft in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Ranson
Charles Honesty
Beverley
Corporation Court
Honnesty
State
Trimmins Lingers Behind Time At Concert
A critic praises Trimmins as having a first-rate voice while noting he arrives late. A witty reply from a moneylender blames habit for Trimmins overdue cores. Stray stories.
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Trimmins
20 percent steel falls into river. two dead in collision
Two men Swaze and Remma Gory were fatally injured when a collision occurred in the steel works shops after molten steel fell into the river, triggering an explosion. Panic swept Johnstown as residents fled the area and injured were rushed to hospital.
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Nto River
Star
Johnstown
Dee
Fineman Swaze
Misere Plea on Frost and Misers
Fragmentary note argues against misers by proposing a dramatic reversal to provoke revealing action. The speaker imagines hanging misers by the heels to forcefully expose hidden riches and pockets in a satirical critique of wealth hoarding.
Train schedules and intermediate stops listed for Bristol to New York routes
The clipping shows multiple rail connections with Bristol, Roanoke, Bluefield, Pocahontas, Elkton, Harrisburg, and New York. It notes no 18 9:06 am, 28 9:32 am, and 4 7:04 pm trains, with sleepers to New York and Pallmar sleeper listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Pullman Sim
Roanoke
Broileranoke
Bri
Fst
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Jeepers
Harris Ps
Eah
Allman
New York
Pallmar Sleeper
New Yorkadelphia
B. Beville
W.c.sa
Weste'One Hundred and First Street New York City Advertisement
An OCR fragment advertises a shop at One Hundred and First Street New York City selling furniture linens furs suits and gowns. It mentions charges for services and a Mrs K of LY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Street
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Impareerensa
W. Miljor Fletcher
Dra. B. Sartelle
Aries
Star Tannery Notes
John H. A. Cooper
Rasburg
Bud Racy
Pike
Willard
Shenandoah
Sallie Spengler
Straaburg
Harvey Kline
Willem Stickley
Reliance
Ella ‘Peowers
Hugh Stickley
Wm. Stickley
Mrs. Harvey
Moorefield
W. Va
Mattie Canter
Vande Wright
Ripple
Dutley L ‘Miller
Cecelia Miller
Stephens City
Erin
New Orleans
Nials
Winches
John L. Pilte
Warren
Lim
Xmasa
Co No
South Main Stree
Frank Baker & Son
Norfolk and Wester
LPAVE
Berryville
Northanound
Davis V
W. Seab
Neil
WATS
Main St
Kater Bros
Bell
Seca
Stockholders’ Meeting
Shenandoah Valle National Bank
Ian W. Rice
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