Police to Enforce New Game Law Across Counties
The article reports that with the game law expiring today west of the Blue Ridge and east of it, it shall be unlawful to hunt, kill, or possess wild turkeys pheasants partridges or woodcock during specified seasons. Violators face fines up to fifty dollars or up to thirty days in jail, with police pledging strict enforcement and arrests for all violations.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Pleasant Notes Of Guests Visiting Winchester
Miss Pryor of New York City visits Mr and Mrs William H Baker on Washington Street. Arch ie Randolph of Millwood Clarke county stays with W Nelson Page on Market Street. Rev J G McAllister of Farmville Va departs Winchester for home after a week here. Misses Anne Douglas Williams and Nina Brown return home from Charles Town where they stayed with Miss Mary Lloyd Baylor. Dr William W Williams of Boston spends holidays with aunt Mrs Emilie Williams on West Water Street. Dr Fred Hyde of Boston also visits parents Rev Dr and Mrs John P Hyde for Christmas before leaving for Baltimore.
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Miss Pryor
New York City
William H. Baker
Washington Street
Archie Randolph
Millwood
Clarke County
W. Nelson Page
Market Street
Anne Douglas Williams
Nina Brown
Mary Lloyd Baylor
Charlestown
Edward Y. Baker
Mrs. W.hy. Baker
William W. Williams
Boston
Emilie Williams
West Water Street
Baltimore
Fred. Hyde
Boston, Mass
John P. Hyde
Scott's Emulsion proves a small cost for a baby’s health
A bottle costing fifty cents lasts a month with daily drops, touted as a nourishing supplement for infants. The ad claims large health benefits from Scott's Emulsion and lists 40 Pearl Street, New York, as the contact.
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Scott
Pearl Street, New York
Quiet Christmas at Lake View with Local Weddings Hint
Christmas day guests include Dr W A Swimley and R M Swimley of Winchester at William Swimley’s home. Local schools Bear Burnt Factory and Red Bud hold winter closes after holiday programs. Nearby marriages likely with jewelry purchases noted. several couples may wed soon. W H Knight ill at home. Jenkins nephews visiting Burnt Factory. funeral of Mrs. Ritter noted in Macedonia. Frosty weather boosts ice house filling as game of Fltch entertains locals.
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Lake View
SPIIR
W. A. Swimley
R M. Swimley
Winchester
William Swimley
Burnt Factory
Red Bud
Robins Nest
Arizona
The
Star
W. H. Knight
Masters Frank
John Jenkins
Martinsburg
George Jenkins
G. W. Jenkins
Robert Ritter
Macedonia
R. P.duvall
Berryville Holiday Roundup of Local Personal news
Berryville reports Mr H B Castleman returning to New York for work and Mr Frank Hardesty visiting Blacksburg for holidays. Miss Gold shows improved health while Miss Flora Castleman attended a dance in White Post. Harry and Floyd Garver are home on vacation. Walter Carlisle fined for contempt after a pistol permit issue with Judge Moore. Mayor Jones reversed the decision.
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Thomas, Jr
Norfolk
Miss Gold
Flora Castleman
Gaylord
White Post
H. B. Castleman
New York
Frank Hardesty
Blacksburg
Messrs
Harry
Floyd Garver
Walter Carlisle
Moore
Jones
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises and Local News
To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature on each box. 25c. Miss Daisy Courtney, in charge of the milliner department at Henry Baker & Co., leaves for Baltimore today and expects to return to Winchester in March. Coloone? Harry H. Baker returns from Mexico after months on business. Eczema and skin conditions instantly relieved and permanently cured by Dean's Ointment at any drugstore.
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E. W. Groves
Daisy Courtney
Henry. Baker & Co
Baltimore
Courney
Winchester
Dean
Christmas Service At Presbyterian Church In Bunker Hill
Christmas program at the Presbyterian Church included organ selections by Miss Emma Staley recitations by Mrs Edna Huyett and Miss Ella Henson and songs by the infant class. Rev Ashland White gave the talk and children received candy treats. the tree was well attended and decorated by local school girls. Also probate of the late Mrs Elizabeth Andersons will named Edward Glynn Anderson and Edward Anderson as heirs with four sons receiving household goods equally. A Royal Slave contest offers a box seating four at The Auditorium on Jan 5 with entries due by Jan 4 noon.
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Presbyterian Church
Emma Staley
Edna Huyett
Ella Henson
Ashland White
Elizabeth Anderson
Harry R. Kein
South Market Street
Edward Glynn Anderson
Edward Anderson
Fred
Edward
Charles
Harry Anderson
H. L. Wood
R M Henry Promises Fine Liquors to Patrons
A brief note from R M Henry states he will continually stock the finest liquors wines ales and beer and thanks customers for past patronage inviting continued business public notice dated 12 31
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R. M. Henry
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