Want UC. T's To Meet In the Valley
Shenandoah Council No. U T prepares for 1911 meeting of the Grand United Order of Commercial Travelers. Louisville adjourned to Baltimore to host in 1910. Valenceville plans Harrisonburg as 1912 site. committee named to invite delegates. About 600 grand lodge delegates attend. traveling members 1200 to 1500 vendors expected.
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Shenandoah Council
No. U. T
Grand Eves United Order of
Louisville
Baltitiers
Vallencoumell
Hearrisonburg
W. HL
Beale
Baltimore
P. S. Fairney
Strasbur
R. KB. Griffith
George Carte
Winchester
D. D. Davis
Woodstocks
Frank .C. Roller
Staunton
Rank Gould
W. Pence
Harriconburg
Grand Lodge
Partnef
Winchester and Frederick Tie In Eight Innings
In a well played game at Reservoir Park Winchester and Frederick tied 4 to 4 after eight innings. Johnson pitched well for Winchester but two errors and three hits tied the score in the seventh. Cy McDonald Mabry and Brent led the locals at the plate while Coggins and Brent starred for Frederick. Umpires Staley and McAtee. Time one hour thirty minutes.
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Reservoir Park
Winchester
Frederick
Johnson
Cy . McDonald
Mabry
Brent and
Coggims
Win Ketey
Seliman
Malone
Maher
Sparrow
Staley
McAtee
Old Potatoes Down to 90 Cents in Wholesale Market
Market notes report wholesale prices with potatoes at 90 cents per unit while corn oats hay and straw in steady to firm ranges. Butter eggs poultry and other commodities show varied activity with prices near parity and supplies described as steady or firmer on several grains and feed items.
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Poul
Roots Herbs And Barks In Family Medicine Chest
The piece notes that roots herbs and barks were common in home medicine chests and highlights Lydia EK. fet as Vegetaible Compound made from roots and herbs with careful preparation. It mentions the compound’s origin over 30 years ago and its use for female ailments.
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Lydia EK
Baltimore woman visits son-in-law at South Washington home
Mrs ee Walter of Baltimore is visiting her son-in-law and Mrs J M Orndorff at their home on South Washington Street.
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Robert Polk
Philadelphia
Mary Cochran
Stephens City
Winchester
Polk
R. Z. W. Polk
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
This City
Ee ’ Walter
Baltimore
Ise
Ani? Ey
J. M. Orndorff
Aheir
South
Washington
Board adopts resolution to macadamize thirty miles
Au gusta county board of supervisors meets in Staunton and adopts a resolution to macadamize about thirty miles of public roads. Timber bridge repairs and road improvement plans may follow as funds are allocated.
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Eli
Stephens
Masud
Winchester
Board of Supervisors
Augusta County
Staunton
Trier Returns to New York After Parents Visit
Mr. Janes M Trier came back to New York today following a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs Lewis Trier at their home on Clifford Street.
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Janes
M. “Trier
New York
Lewis Trier
Clifford
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Regal Shoes
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Shenandoah Valley
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Nai.sank
United States Government Depository
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Ben Davis
Valley Pike
City Hall
Braddock Street
Clark
Stewart
Amherst
Braddock
Main Street
Faulkner
J.win ‘Miller
Shenandoah Valley Realty
G. C. Miller
Bell Phone
Rouss Avenue
Pacraugyues
Ead
Bessie Brooks
Staun
Mre
E. Brooks
Norsh
Bnni Bicycles
A. L. Shearer
N. Market St
Good & Co
Rouss Ave
John
Arnold
Keyser
W. Va
Atte
Maria Kirk
Patrick
South Market
Mosher
Casmus & LaMar
Gwynn
Hunisherry
Cood Shoes
UC. T’s
H Brent
Bias
Sellman
Gibtinger
Coggins
Sheridan
Peaster
C Maher
Sareweet
Dy Brown
Wy Baker
Bonadl
Reed
Hessler
Meagher
Daley
Try
Ffrm
Cor
Mair and
Hable
Vai
Gray & Sheetz
J. H. Brill
East Piccadilly Street
M. Barr
Bruce Capper
W. Water St
Mik
Jones Creamery
W. MM. Furrertmr
Swimley & CO
Green Groceries
Jones Bros
John W. Rosenberger
Stewart St
M.S. Miller
Hansbrough & Carter
Trussell's Samsell Co
Episcopal Church
Boyce
Smith
James Kk. Marshall
Front Royal
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