Norfolk and Western May 26 1913 Train Schedule
Norfolk and Western timetable dated May 26 1913 lists routes to Bristol Roanoke Pocahontas Welch and intermediate stations. It includes Pullman sleepers Gary Winston-Salem Sh oah and Gary with connections at Roanoke to Memphis special. Also notes trains 2 and 4 and sleeper services to New York and Philadelphia with Bevill and Saunders as general agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Bristol
Joe
Roanoke
Bris Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Gary
Winston-Salem
Memphis
Finorthround No
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Ghasnadesh Junction
Washington
Hagerstown Sleeper
Hageraton
Pailmar Sleeper
Phil Ag Gee
B. Bevill
W.C. Saunders
Ummfland Valley R timetable May 24 1914
A partial timetable from the Ummfland Valley Railway dated May 24 1914 shows train times and routes to Winchester likely including connections to New York and pasta line notes. Supervisory names J H Tonge and H A Rippie appear as superintendent and G P A.
Southern Railway Schedule Between Washington and Strasburg
Southern Railway publishes a 1914 schedule listing westbound No 218 daily at 6 05 am from Strasburg Junction to Alexandria and Washington arriving Washington 10 80 am. No 14 except Sunday 8 27 am limited to Alexandria and Washington arriving 11 55 am with buffet parlor car. No 28 daily 4 56 pm local to Washington arriving 9 16 pm with buffet parlor car. No 216 daily local from Harry to Strasburg arrives Strasburg Jet 8 30 pm. Officials L S Brown and C W Westbury sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Lova
Junction
Alexandria
Washington
Harry
Strasburg
Strasbore Jet
Brown
Washington, D. CG
C.W. Westbury
Washington, D. C
Front Royal Resident Praises Doans Kidney Pills
Mrs A J Greenwalt of Front Royal Virginia testifies that her son suffered kidney complaints from childhood with frequent nocturnal disturbances. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills the health improved and the cure is permanent. She also uses the remedy for backache with satisfactory results. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co props Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Greenwalt
Blue Ridge Avenue
Front Royal
Dean
Local Notes From Nineveh Virginia Area
Nineveh Virginia residents share visits and news with families in Front Royal Bluemont and Washington. Edward Jacobs and sister Margaret travel Saturday with Frank Ridgeway Annie Ridgeway visiting. Ben Welch returns home after a week in Memorial Hospital. Carrie Clevenger, White visit Oma Elkins. Irene McCartney moves to village farm. R L Miller attends Middletown Agricultural High School finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh, Va
Edward Jacobs
Margaret Jacobs
Royal
Frank Ridgeway
Annie Ridgeway
Bluemont
Ben Welch
Memorial Hospital
Reynolds Green
Virginia
Carrie Clevenger
Miss White
Omma Elkins
Irene McCartney
R. L. Miller
Middletown
Memorial Service At Fairview Church in Cross Roads Va
A memorial service was held at Fairview church on Timber Ridge with large crowds from miles away. Rev J S Goode led scripture, prayer, hymns, and an address as the Schaffenaker Band played. The service ended with a procession to the cemetery and floral tributes. Mr and Mrs R Gray Williams returned from Washington, DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Fairview Church
Timber Ridge
J. S. Good
Gore
Schaffenaker Band
Capon Bridge
Mr. Goode
Iva Kerns
Homer Keller
Ada Carpenter
Schaffenaker
Preserving Foods Beat Methods of Keeping Them From Decay
R W Thatcher Agricultural Chemist University Farm St Paul explains how drying slows spoilage but can alter flavor. canning removes air and kills bacteria by heat, while airtight sealing prevents revival. He warns against chemical preservatives other than salt sugar or wood smoke products, noting properly heated and sealed foods need none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thatcher
University Farm
St. Paul
Agriculture in Java Exhibits Planned for World Fair
Commissioner Stallsmith, head of the Panama-Pacific exposition agriculture department, reports completion of his mission abroad and pledges from Java, Cochin China, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay states for extensive displays. Java will showcase coffee and tea while irrigation progress and long cultivation yield high quality crops. Cochin China promises a magnificent exhibit and timely departure for the United States. Straits Settlements and federated Malay states also plan significant individual exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Stallsmith
Department of Agriculture and Food Products
United States
The
Orient and
Straits Settlements
Stalismith
Java
Stallsmith
Cochin China
Federated Malay States
Orchard and garden notes for seasonal sowings and care
Frequent sowings of vegetables through the season are advised. Prepare rich warm soil for melons, tie grapes to trellises with crowding shoots removed. Mulch newly planted trees and shrubs to prevent drying. Chicken wire supports for peas and pole beans cost little beyond brush. Dwarf Ama beans suit easy cultivation. tomatoes may be staked, trimming to one or two branches for better fruit. Get to know flowering shrubs in bloom and consider moving native varieties to the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Cady
University Farm
St. Paul
For Sale 10 Inch Horsepower Fairbank Gasoline Engine
Antique 10 inch horsepower Fairbank Gasoline Engine offered cheap to quick buyer. Apply at Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. McCann, Chinn
South Main Street
Star Office
Fairbank
Col Keating and Party Here On Sixth
Colonel and Mrs. John Keating and daughter of Cumberland visited Winchester on Confederate memorial day. They toured Stonewall Cemetery where Col James Morris Morgan was the orator. Accompanying them were Daniel Annan, president of Cumberland's Second National Bank, and Tasker G. Lowndes, son of the late Maryland governor. Annan praised memories of Cleveland and Wilson, and Confederate observances here linger in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keating
Cumberland
Daniel Annan
Second National Bank
Tasker G. Lowndes
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Annan
Stonewall Cemetery
James ‘Morris Morgan
Washington
Mr. Annan
President Cleveland
William L. Wilson
Colonel Keating
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Brucetown Struck by Severe Storm and Damages
Brucetown Va June 8 An electrical storm damaged the area with lightning striking C J Snapp home tearing plaster ceiling and roof damage to outbuildings and apple trees. Carl Snapp fell unconscious while repairing damage. Mrs Janney McKee visited White Hall then returned home. Jobe Brothers woolen mill had a small picker house fire damaging about two hundred pounds of wool. Children’s day set for Sunday June 14 at 8 pm. Residents and visitors from nearby towns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Frederick
C. J. Snapp
Carl Snapps
Reuss
Snapp
Janney McKee
White ‘Hall
8.M. Purcell
Jobe Brothers Wool
Roberdeau Annans Visit Winchester Friends
Mr and Mrs Roberdeau Annan of Frostburg Maryland motored to Winchester on Saturday and spent the day with friends there before visiting Clarke county later in the day.
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Norfolk and Western
Umbfkland Valley
Winchester
J. H Tonge
H. A Rippie
Martinaburg
Chambersbur
Southern Railway
Chichester
Evan Ary
W. Seabright
C. R. Grubbs
W. Water Street
C. R. Grubbs’ Sanitary Meat Market
Eastman
J. M. Fishpaw
J. T. Fisher
Market Street
Baker & Co
Thorov
Glaize & Brog
James M. Frye
Stark
Ashby Hammack
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance
Loana
Rewt Estate
Lala Huber
Route 1
Gibbons Street
P. B Baker
Market St
Larrick
J.W. Taylor
Peyton Street
East Piccadilly St
G. C. Miller
Jackson
M. C. Copenhaver
S. Market
Ward & Larrick
Attya
N. Braddock
H. D. Albin
West Cork Street
G. C. Massie
Cedar Creek
T. K. Cromer
P.G. Seward Luggage Co
Petersburg
Mary Johnson
Leicester St
C ‘Se‘ Watch
Starjpolice
J. E. McBrady
Chicago
Care Star Office
East Side Market Street
Cecil and
Water
Heward
Franck Baker & Son
Jett
Allie Miller
Shirley G. Miller
George Sowers
Deering
Jenkins & Dunlap
Fairview
R. Gray Williams
Shenandoah
Thomas G Stallsmith
Col. Keating
Messrs. Thomas
Lee
James Timberlake
M.M. Lynch
W. B. Timberlake
John Ware
Kabletown
Jobe
Frank Swimley
Mollie Russell
Frank Brady
Baltimore
Charles Tharp
J. Swimtey
Castoria
Russell & Green
Moling & Seal
Marguerite
Keller Drug Company
North Main St
Clarke County
Chas. R. Jones
Hagestown, Md
Evening Star
H. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg, W. VA
University OF Virginia
Howard Winston
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