Foley Urine Laxative Ad Claim by Franck Baker & Son
An advertisement promotes Foley's Urine Laxative as a superior remedy for constipation stomach and liver issues. It claims to sweeten the stomach improve breath gently stimulate the liver regulate bowels and outperforms ordinary laxatives.
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Foley
Franck Baker & Son
Winchester plans fifty thousand sewerage bond issue
The City of Winchester announces a fifty thousand dollar sewerage bond issue under Virginia law. Bonds of five hundred dollars each mature after thirty years with four percent interest, payable semi annually. Sealed bids due by 10 a m June 23 1909 with a one percent certified check.
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Virginia
Common Council
Winchester
Finance Committee
County Court House
Shirley Carter
Eneok
Fred. L. Glaize
Hunter H. McGuire
Local Social Notes From Boyce Virginia Region
Mrs. G. P. Harrison returns home to Fiery Creek W Va. Many residents visit, host birthdays, and travel between Boyce and nearby towns like Stephens City Woodstock Winchester and Berryville. Frequent names include Miss Gussie Scott Miss Susie Dunlap Miss Mamie Gaunt and Mr. J. L. Carper with gatherings at the Barr and Mullikin homes.
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Fiery Creek
W. Va
Gussie Scott
Upperville
Susie Dunlap
Fanny ’Trenary
Clarence Tompson
George Yowell
Mamie Gaunt
Yhe
Chas. Gaunt
Berryville
Frank Carper
Washington
Briggs
Alice Simpson
Frank Simpson
Frank Stuart
H. CC
Levi
Julia Levi
J. W. Sprint
Fairfax County
Lizzie Dewer
Henry Gilpin
Winston Lindsey
University of Virginia
Mamie Byrd
Louise Mannings
Messie
L. M. P. Reid
J. L. Carper
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Thomas Lewis
Woodstock
Frank Lindsey
Carles Town
Berrys
J. M. Ferguson
Johnson City
Tenn
Robert N. Vorous
Mr. Vorous
Sue Vorous
John Vorous
Rice Carper
Jacob and
Harley Sell
Winchester
James Rinker
Frank Rinker
Buckton
J. T. Sprint
R. A. Lemley
W. H. Painter
Funeral for Clarence R. Walker in Winchester
The remains of Clarence R. Walker, died in Alexandria, Virginia, will arrive by train in Winchester this evening and be buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Protestant Episcopal burial service will be read at the grave by Rev. William D. Smith. Pallbearers are John W. Rice, C. P. Grove, T. T. Wall, H. D. Fuller, Dr. B. M. Knight and George W. Hardy. He was the son in law of Mrs. Lucy Kinzel and the late Mr. Henry Kinzel. survived by daughter Sallie Kinzel and four granddaughters.
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Alexandria
Star
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Protestant Episcopal Church
William D. Smith
Christ Church
John W. Rice
C. P. Grove
T. T. Wall
H. D. Fuller
B. M. Knight
George W Hardy
Walker
Lucy Kinzel
Henry Kinzel
Sallie Kinzel
Petersburg Hosts State Elks Meeting in June Festivities
Petersburg to host the third annual State Association meeting of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks on June 16 and 17. The business session will be at the Academy of Music with committees arranging receptions and entertainment for several hundred visiting Elks. A banquet is planned as part of the program. Twenty lodges in the state are entitled to ten voting delegates each, with many visitors expected.
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Petersburg
Academy of Music
Lodges of Elks
Birthday Party for Rodger Strode in Painter Hill
In Painter Hill Virginia a birthday party was hosted at Rodger Strode’s home by local youths. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Park Strode and multiple neighbors and friends. The celebration featured garden lanterns, games, and late refreshments.
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Roger Strode
Park Strode
Allie
Braynard Campbell
Pearl Henning
Freddie Grove
Cora
Mary
Anna. Barley
Messrs
Charles Rothzeb
Walter Carter
Norman Carhbaugh
Frank and Miller Barley
Arthur Henning
Thomas Sprint
A. E. Funkhouser
Stephens City
Epent
Elien Campbell
Mary Painter
Campbell Floor Finish promises satisfactory dining room refinish
Campbell Floor Finish offers to touch up and refinish dining room floors with a full line of can sizes carried by John Rosenberger. The maker guarantees perfect satisfaction if simple directions are followed.
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Campbell
John Rosenberger
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