Southern Railway Changes In Bluemont Branch Schedules
Effective October 9 1905 Southern Railway announces Bluemont Branch schedule tweaks removing daily trips Nos 125 126 129 130 and 119 with Sunday only or daily adjustments. No 124 moves from 525 PM to 455 PM departing Bluemont and arriving Washington at 720 PM, instead of 750 PM. Officials H B Spencer S Ti Hardwick W H Taylor L S Brown sign.
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Southern Railway
Bluemont
Washington
H. B. Spencer
Virginia court summons King Luship Co in debt case
In the circuit court of Fairfax county Virginia Union Bank of Winchester sues Laura E Pahn et al Commonwealth v Sergeant of the Cry of Win You are commanded to summon King Luship Co corporation to appear before the coroners of Winchester to answer a case arising in January 1906 at court in Glaze and related statements. Richard L clerk of our Common wealth. A copy fepter shows clerk.
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Circuit Court
Frelrick County
Union Bank of
Winchester
Laura E Pahn
Cook
Henry J. Cock
Edest
Parti
Laura E. Fahn
Ion Jai
Notic
Thomas Cook
Virginia
Winate
Luship Co
Cortion
Uchee
China
Richard L
Richar L. Gray
Marin Vice-President and Its Impact
A fragment notes the Marin office of vice-presidency and a key official titled Snpt or Riemia in a local context. The readable text is limited, offering only hints of a political or administrative role and not enough specifics to confirm dates or actions.
Protecting Bees From Cold In Damp Cellars
The article explains how cellar temperature and moisture affect bees. It notes moist air absorbs heat and robs bees of vital moisture, while mold in bee houses is common but not always harmful. It suggests warm dry cellars, deeper digging, and stone-gravel-cement fills to improve moisture and warmth control.
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Celler
Bees and Horticulture and Orchard Pollination
The article notes a single bee visits hundreds of blossoms daily and a fair colony of 25 000 bees can pollinate an ordinary orchard. Bees may travel up to eight miles to faraway peach blooms, weather and cold conditions impacting their foraging and orchard visits.
Bee keeping: a blend of science and art for progress
Bee keeping requires both study and labor. A progressive beekeeper must understand bee natural history and stay mentally alert. Thought, study, and physical effort lead to satisfaction and enthusiasm, driving adoption of new methods and devices that revolutionize practice.
Bee Keeping and the Market
The article explains how market distance affects honey production profits. It argues comb honey must be shipped in carload quantities to justify costs, while extracted honey requires larger scale, better colonies, and more equipment to offset price differences between 12 15 cents for comb and 5 8 cents for extracted honey.
Farm Tools and Bee Watering Tips from Indiana Farmer
A farmer urges organization and readiness with sharp tools and stored materials. It advises building dry storage for slats and boards and keeping a wagon ready for mill runs. The Indiana Farmer excerpt notes bees suffer in drought and require accessible water, which is humane and profitable to provide.
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Indiana
Southern Farm Lands Surge as Cotton Boom Lifts Regions
Bankers and farmers report a sharp rise in Southern farm land values over the past two years, with increases from 25 to 200 percent. Corners cite sales soaring to three or four times former prices, more diversified agriculture, and stronger regional credit, signaling a new era for cotton and related industries.
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Europe
South
South Carolina
Ien
Alabama
Lang
Roosevelt Opposes Baker City Wedding Gift Subscription
President Roosevelt objected to a proposed public subscription in Baker City Oregon to buy a wedding present for Miss Alice Roosevelt. He stated he appreciated the goodwill but hoped the plan would not be started and wished no such subscription. The White House noted the dispatch about the proposed gift.
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Roosevelt
Baker City
Ore
Miss Alice Roosevelt
White House
Miss Roosevelt
Alfalfa Roughness Cuts Dairy Feed Costs
Experimental conclusions show replacing part of daily concentrates with alfalfa or pea hay reduces milk and butter costs. Alfalfa yields 3–5 tons per acre at $3–$5 per ton, far cheaper than wheat bran. Substituting one to one and a half pounds of alfalfa per pound of bran is advised, preferably finely chopped.
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Tennessee Experiment Station
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promotion
A health ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. Druggists will refund money if Pazootment fails to cure within six to fourteen days. Item priced at 50 cents.
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Winchester Bank Directors
Stockholders of Suenannoan Vat. Nat. Bank Winchester Virginia are notified of the annual election of directors to be held at the Banking House January 9 1906 between 11 and 2 oclock. Jno W Rice Cashier.
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Suenannoan Vat. Nat. Bank
Winchester
Jno
W. Rice
Passenger Train Schedules for Bristol Roanoke and Hagerstown
The timetable lists southbound and northbound trains with connections and Pullman sleepers. No. 13-9.09 am to Knoxville connects at Roanoke with the express west. No. 1-3.08 am to Welch and intermediate stations. No. 27-6.33 pm to Elkton. No. 28-9.31 am to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York with parlor car. No. 14-8.24 pm to New York via Hagerstown. No. 2-1.54 am to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with Pullman sleeper via Hagerstown. W V Bevill and M F Bragg Gen Pas Agt Trav Pas Agt Roanoke Va.
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
Roanoke
Express
Pullman Sleeper
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Blufield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman Sloper
Elkton
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
N. Y
Phila
Pullman
V. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
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Franck Baker & Son
Pharmacists
Wichester
Robert Woesley
Chancery
R M. Werd
Herbert
Larrick- Attys
S. Rosenmyer
Mrerlandvaller
Tim Sable
Nuy
Dai Y Exeeut Sanday
Kanoepy
A We. Marin
Riemia Len' Pees
Laace - Ae
Marstineborg
Hagersteyn
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Thambersburg
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Shanksborg
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Laitimore
Risa O
cDiltebe
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Newville
Shippensburg
Waynesboro
Gunns
Bosanko CO
A& A
Miller’s Drug Store
Miller Supply Company
Rnew
Farmers’ and Merchants
Wm. Keating
Tar and
Goke
Winchester Gas & Elec. Light CO
Kremer's
J. A. Richard
Dental Saccaavbiceas
Screen College of Medicine
Richmond
Eer Kerrine
Bosanko
Bophia
Millers Drug Store
Southern Farm Lands
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Jelo Soonres
St. Louis
Alice
Denver Commission
Kansas
Stockholders’ Meeting
Evan’. Sires Co
Fos Druggistas
Russell & Green
Norfolk & Western Ry
Berryville
R. Gray Williams
Rouss
John H. Enders
East Main St
Virginia Massey
Middle Road
Fopent Smith
Miller Supply Co
J. B. Russell
Funk &Son
Umeraters Ant
South Main Street
Bell
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Oor
Main & Water
Edward Conner
South Main St
von Witt Optical Co
United
Tal
North Market Street
South Washington Street
Barton
H. & W. Seabright
Harrisonburg
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