Choice Small Farms For Sale in Berryville Clarke County Virginia
Land in Berryville Clarke County Virginia offered as small farms 25 to 50 acres possibly up to 100 acres. Fertile gentle rolling terrain with water, two building sets, two small apple orchards, and subdivision options. Close to town schools church markets depot and utilities with road access. Sole agent Cane Tak, Box 5 Hagerstown Maryland.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Virginia
Hagerstown
Prumedoss
Expires After Long Illness In Front Royal
Mr. John B. Trenary died at his Central City home after more than a year with dropsy at age 74. A Confederate veteran from Company A, First Virginia Cavalry, he served honorably and bore illness with Christian fortitude. He leaves three sons and two daughters and was buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery with Rev. N. N. Hall officiating. He was closely related to the Trenary family in Winchester.
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Front Royal
John B. Trenary
Central City
Trenary
Company A
First
Virginia Cavalry
Messrs. C. W. and Marshall
B. F. Trenary
Savannah
Katie Dinges
Nellie Hamilton
Richmond
Prospect Hill
N. N. Hall
Burnt Factory Notes June 29 Church Exercises Held
At Burnt Factory Virginia on June 24 residents note a 2:30 p m service at the local church. John Crisman and family return from Winchester. Wheat harvests begin as farmers report improving weather. Visitors include Indiana native James Grantham and wife visiting H J Benner's area relative. A Spout Spring picnic delights neighbors. John McDonald celebrated his birthday with about thirty guests. Illness news: A D Cunningham shows signs of typhoid improvement. Mrs Moore and relatives from Atlanta stay with the Putes. Hoffin and Sophia Staff visit Cain home.
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Burnt Factory
John Crisman
Winchester
James Grantham
Indiana
Grantham
H. J. Benner
Jordan Springs
Spout Spring
John McDonald
A. D. Cunningham
Bank Statement From Winchester Virginia June 11 1913
John W. Rice cashier swears the bank statement from Winchester Virginia as of June 11 1913 is correct to the best of his knowledge. The document lists liabilities capital stock surplus and various deposits and borrowings with totals 1 996 005 26 and notes the notary public attestation by Lee R Grim.
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Wit
State of Virginia
Winchester
John W. Rice
O. W. Ric
F. Cooper M. Lohr Capper
Lee
R Grim
Fair Skies Expected Nationwide Weather Outlook
The Weather Bureau predicts generally fair skies across the country this week. Temperatures will run above average in the southern states central valleys plains region while the middle Atlantic and New England see normal readings. A mild warm spell is expected over the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley by Wednesday with light local precipitation confined to northern states and the Rocky Mountain area. No major storm is forecast across the nation this week.
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Weather Bureau
Great Central
Plains States
Middle Atlantic
New England
Great Lakes
Pacific Slope
Ohio ‘Valley
Weekly Bulletin
Rocky Mountain Region
Virginia Classis Women Meet in Harrisonburg
The Virginia Classis Women’s Missionary Conference concluded at Harrisonburg Reformed Church electing officers led by President Mrs. N. Wilson Davis. Other officers include Vice President Mrs. A. W. Barley and Recording Secretary Mrs. L. Nevin Wilson. Speakers included Mrs. W. R. Harris and Miss Gertrude M. Cogan. The conference addressed issues of white slave traffic and temperance.
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Women’s Missionary Conference of the
Virginia Classis
Harrisonburg Reformed Church
N. Wilson Davis
Harrisonburg
A. W. Barley
Woodstock
Lou Ellen Seibert
Martinsburg
W Va
L. Nevin Wilson
Toms Brook
Hubert Wise
Mount Crawford
E. X. Miller
Carrie Manuels Dies at Harper's Ferry Wife of Railroad Conductor
Mrs. Carrie Manuels, 37, wife of Captain William Manuels a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor of the Valley division, died Sunday at her Harper's Ferry home. She was daughter of the late F. W. Figgatt of Lexington and is survived by her husband five children and three brothers. Funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Harper's Ferry.
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Carrie Manuels
William Manuels
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Valley Division
Harper’s Ferry
Manuels
F. W. Figgatt
Lexington
Walter L
Bruce Figatt
Harrisonburg
Frank Figatt
Muncie
Surprise Enjoyed At Golden Rule Bible Class
The Golden Rule Bible Class held a Sunday meeting with a surprising treat of ice cold lemonade. The event was enjoyed by all present.
Unclear text on Riverton Junction union depot
Fragmentary report notes the union depot at Riverton Junction will not be built presently due to heavy losses from floods and unspecified factors. The readable portions suggest material arrived but construction halted amid damage and ongoing assessments.
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Union
Riverton Junction
Open Air Picture Show Project Planned in Strasburg
Strasburg authorities grant a local company the privilege to operate an open air moving picture show as a novelty and potential new entertainment for the town. The plan seeks to introduce outdoor cinema as an industrial proposition.
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Strasburg
Catarrh Cure Claim Rebutted by Local Remedies
An advertisement argues catarrh is a systemic blood disease not locally curable and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy. The copy stresses that only constitutional treatment can address the ailment and urges readers to consider the claimed cure.
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Hall
Norfolk and Western May 25 1913 Train Connecting Bristol Roanoke
Norfolk and Western schedule for May 25 1913 shows No 13 92 am Bristol connection via Pullio and Cer to Roanoke Parlor car. Briles connects at Roanoke with Memphis special toward the South at 6 38 pm. Also Elkton and nearby stations noted.
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Bristol
Wista
Pullio
Cer
Roanoke
Parlor
Broiler
Gary
Roaneken
Memphis
South
Elkton
Iiem
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Wood
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South Main St
Henry Baetjer and CO
Mr. Trenary
REDE
Galery Bee
Simmons Liver Regulator
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Missouri
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Peu
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New York
Cumberland, MD
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Markell & Yeakley
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Norfolk and Western
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H Ladel
Alee
Pullman
Yorks
Ra Town
New Vioe
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F. R. Crane
S. Main St
J. E. Noonan
J. Mack Noonan
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