Fruit Exhibit of Virginia Growers Here in January
Winchester hosts a Virginia fruit show with rules for entries, judging by 8 am Wednesday, and exhibitor requirements. Virginia grown apples pears peaches grapes and nuts compete for premiums, display rules, and special cups, with many sponsors and prize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Staunton
H. EB. van Detector
Washington, D
Winchester
Leaney's
York
Imperial den
Virginia Beauty
Aes
Horticultural’ Association
Jonatha Ben Davis
Games Golden
Stayman
Dny
Ederide
Thes Hall
Dickie
Society
Pippins
Grimes
Golden
Imperials
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Spy
Black Ben
Rome
James ” Dickie
National
Apple Shippers’ “Association
Insecticide Co
Kentuck, Roducts
Lou‘favillé
New York
Virgina
Spraymotor Co
Buffalo
Cereogdee Instrument “Co. Carbondale
J.-B. Harriton & ‘Sons
Lin, Md
Béx
J. van Lindley Nursery Co
Pomona
N. C
Penn- Lyon
Oeene. & Co
Bound Brook
N. J
Wood &+ Son
Richmond
Crozet Cooperage Co
Crozet
Stark Bros. Nurseries
Louisiana
Stark Délicious
The Wholesale Funeral of War Dead
A stark verse by Walt Mason laments battlefield graves and the grim reality of war. It condemns glorified sacrifice and mocks the idea of glory as soldiers lie unshriven in trenches, amid blood and waste, with no clergy or undertaker to comfort them.
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Poljuie
Pasaltt Breanca
Walt. Mason
Local Notes From Linville and Berkeley Visitors
Dec 26 report from Tirone Virginia recounts Mr. Dock Ireland and Mrs. Richard Pia visiting Linviels, Miss Hazel Giffin of Berkeley Springs came to spend the holidays with the Giffin family, and Risse Hook becomes the permanent carrier on the rural mail route with six months service affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pia
Kidwell
Haze Giffin
Berkeley
Charles’ Giffin
Hook
J Lobring
Cooper
Local Voters Attend Weddings and Family Visits
Family members and relatives gathered in Gainesboro for a wedding and related receptions. Mr and Mrs C Fenton Gin and Mr and Mrs Eimner Hicks visited northern parents, while Mr J Mook attended the wedding of Prva Lael Smith and Delwin Parish at Dr N R Smiths home and the subsequent reception hosted by Charles Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Mook
Prva Lael
Middletown Notes Update Local Guests and Visits
Middletown Virginia residents exchange greetings as relatives and friends arrive for holidays. Guests include Mr and Mrs Fewett from Washington and Miss Mattie Carter visiting from Moorefield. Local students and staff such as Howard Wright and Mrs Frye are noted among temporary visitors and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myddetown
Dee
Maonrson
Nellie. McGhee
Baltimore
Mra
Howard Owings
iMias Mattie ‘Carter
Moorefield
W. Va
Kari. Hampston
Thie Place
Mias
Frances Potent
Stock
Washiaton
Lowery Family Returns From Son’s Funeral
Mr Harvey Lowery and his sons attended the funeral of their son and brother David Lowery then returned to Philadelphia. Other relatives from a distance also came back. William F. Rinker left for Washington to spend holidays with son in law Dr Boyd Reed and wife.
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Harvey
Lowery
David
Philadelphia
Wiliam
Thursdiy
Washington
Boyd. R. Reed
Rail schedule details Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah connections
Train numbers 18 918 27 06 26 and 14 listed with routes to Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah Hagerstown and New York. Sleeper and parlor car services noted with intermediates and connections at Roanoke Shenandoah Junction and Philadelphia. Traffic department signoff included.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Blacfield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Gary
Widston-Sajemm
Shenandoah
Memphis
Northsocre
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Phibia
New York
Shenandah Junction
Washington
Magerstown
Mullman Sleeper
Mullmant Sleeper
Phil. B. Volwg. Saunders
Mer
GeRetass
Christmas 1914 Gift Guide Highlights Kodaks and Supplies
A Christmas shopper guide lists a vast assortment of useful and ornamental articles. Eastman’s Kodaks are offered from $1 to $20 along with Kodak supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Kodaks
Kodak
Southern Railway Schedule Evening Lines 1914
The notice lists train connections between Wasat Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg for January 18 1914. It details departure and arrival times including local and buffet parlor car services, with routes to Washington and Alexandria and a parlor car sequence on certain runs. Authorities BROWN and WESTBURY sign as agents.
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Wasat
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Tet Jonction
Iffe
Ork
Har Apts
Buffet
Harrisonheart
Washington
Alge
Hunday
Ington Am
Alexanstrin Tn
Burg
Strasbure
Strasse
Brown
Agt
Winchester suffocates amid unreadable note
Incomplete OCR fragment provides no coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a valid news item.
Message from Wilhelm to Gott in Germanic plea for aid
A historical letter styled piece features Wilhelm petitioning God for help in his “private ear” and demanding Allied action to avert a world crisis. The text blends broken English and German phrases, referencing Kaiser Wilhelm and a dramatic ultimatum about sending Zeppelins to wage war. It convicts the reader with a plea for support and threat of hostile action if not heeded.
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Esses
So- Los _fruit
Beard
Ben Davie
York Imperials
Grimes Golden
Mammoth Black
Fedral
Wexet
Walter Whathly, Secretar
Chichester
Uae
Boyd's Drug Store
Huyler’s
Limain& Water
Stockholders Meeting
Winghester
Tuesbele
Yeeks
R.A. Denny
N. Main St
Jeweler OF
Winchester, Va
Standard Life and Endowment
Esing Insurance CO
Rouss Ave
TRONE
Mater
C. Fenton
Eimner Hicks
George Hicks
Middletown
Mies. J
Viniter
Wiliam” Frye
Teadhi
Ing ‘School
Hallown
W.va
Bobic Bryerr
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Sternan
Gillette
Ever
Durham
Miller’s Drug Store
Southern Railway
His. O
Winches ii
Keanly
Ark County
Rhany Fart
Russell & Green
Palme
ERT
Moling & Seal
Gott
Pan Kaiser
Wilhelm
Shermany
Will
Clay Sade
Barty
Herfen
A. M. Felden
Red Cross
We Cal Charity
Hevet Streets
Les Valley Avenue
Fairmont Avenue
Bath
G. C. Miller
Subar
Water Ree
Tnels - Barton
Rouss Avenue
Willis
Boyce
Wells Farm
Stah
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