Public Sale of Valley Mills and Rose Cottage Lands in Frederick VA
Public auction on August 4 1908 at 11 o clock in Winchester Virginia to sell two parcels on Abram s Creek totaling about 248 acres. The property includes a brick house mill buildings and other structures with immediate possession and bonds payable in one and two years at six percent interest. Sale as a whole or in parts under deeds of trust and insurance policy on buildings. Credit terms require one third cash and rest in two annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Kyung
Abram’s Creek
Frederick
Virginia
Winchester
Valley Mills
Jas. P. Reardon
J. P. White
Ae Beharrick
Late Arrivals at Winchester Inn Lodging List
A long visitor roll at Winchester Inn lists numerous guests and their hometowns including Mrs. R. D. Blackwell and Miss N. Blackwell of Flushing New York Rev. William M. Danie and wife of Baltimore Maryland and others from Morris town New Jersey Washington Athens Philadelphia Harrisburg and English connections.
Farm Notes on beetles chickens and cabbage protection
A rustic farming note discusses potato beetles feeding on wheat and advises against crossing Rhode Island Beds with White Leghorns. It mentions stray, wandering strawberry plants and an old hen story about a cemented foot but continued laying. The New York Experiment Station reports cabbage beds screened with cheesecloth to shield roots from maggots, using 12 inch frames. Weather in the East favors potato beetle growth, signaling a likely late crop and the value of late-season screening to protect seeds for next year.
Local Wedding Sparks Summer Travel Plans
Mrs. Edward Hamlin and Mr. Hamlin left for Marion Massachusetts for their summer home after attending Rev. W D Smith and Miss Betty Conrad's wedding. Miss Emma Kinzel Frances Hardy and Mamie Walker plan a trip including Niagara Falls and Toronto lasting a week or more. Augusta Conrad travels to Marion to spend the remainder of the summer with relatives. Doris Faurst, recently ill at Mrs Roxwett’s East Water Street residence, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hamlin
Marion, Mass
W. D. Smith
Betty Conrad
Emma Kinzel
Frances Hardy
Mamie Walker
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Augusta Conrad
Marion
Mass
Doris Faurst
Roxwett
East Water Street
Bryan to lecture with novel feature in campaign
Columbia La July 22 Mr Bryan's campaign will include a new feature and rely on written editorials rather than platform speeches. William B Gonzales states Bryan plans two to three addresses in New York state and six to eight in Indiana Illinois and Ohio. He will stay at home the rest of the campaign to write articles and discuss Democratic principles with other speakers. The West shows strong encouragement for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mr. Bryan
William B. ‘Gonzales
Fairview
Bryan
Gonzales
Brywn
New York State
New York City
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Shenandoah Valley Fair invites Bryan to speak
A committee of Ward Worsley and Byrd appointed by Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society directors invited Mr Bryan to speak at the fair. The committee has written him but has not heard back. Despite the silence the committee will persist in trying to secure Mr Bryan’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Mr. Bryan
Mrr. Bryan
Suit To Recover Twenty One Buggies
Joseph Hauptman as receiver and M L P Reed as trustee of the Royal Investment Company file a replevin suit in Clarke county Virginia against George O Stine and Noah O Mullendore of Rohrersville Maryland for twenty one buggies harness robes and horse blankets. Fourteen buggies were recovered while five remain missing after the alleged transfer and removal to Mullendore's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hauptman
M. L.P. Reed
Clarke County
T.A. Poffenberger
George 0. Stine
Noah 0. Mullendore
Rohrergville
Washington County
The
Royal
Inpelment Company
Boyce
Stine
Boonsboro
Mullendore
Rohrersville
Miss Katie Steele Illness Resting Easier Today
Miss Katie Steele, currently ill, is reported resting easier today. Her condition has shown improvement and she remains under medical care with family at her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Steele
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury. The ad claims Mercury damages senses and overall health, urging prescriptions from reputable physicians and promoting Cheney & Co products including Hy Hall's Catarrh Seed Movement and Mail's Catarrh Cure. Contains pricing and warning about unsafe elixirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Hall
Toledos
Fr. Cheney & Co
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H. E. McKinster
Edward M. Cunningham
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Glaize & Bro
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Blacksburg
Hretiex Tressior
Ton B, Parringer
Ted
Chasm
Broun
Mer
Berryville
R. D. Blackwell
Flushing, N. Y
Rev
William M. Danie
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Town, N. J
Eernaeee
T. B Cae
Baltimore
Mona Ww. Gin
Washington
R. BE. Hamer
England
W. B. Heimendah
Charles Hunt
Fannie
J. Lovejoy
Alice C. Mendel
Nancy Nul
Ton
Virginia Nulton
R. E. Pairo
K. P. Porter
Athens, Ga
William L. Smith
Harrisburg, Pa
A. W. Sprigg
Helen Watkins
John
K. I. Zeppe
Rhode Island
New York
Tion
Paris
Kodaks
Fred S. Boyd
Huntsberry’s
Maxwell
Mr Edward *Hamtin
South Main Street
G. E. Graves
Fair Society
West
Markély
Robert M. Ward
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H. F. Byrd
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