Norfolk and Western May 25 1913 Timetable highlights
Rail schedule details list Norfolk and Western trains dated May 25 1913. The memorandum notes routes to Bristol Roanoke Elkton Harrisburg New York Washington and Baltimore with multiple sleepers parlor cars and connections. Officials Bevill and Saunders sign as passenger agents.
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Beutwt LL
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
el Orbon
Pullman Ame Ees Winaton- Fem
Gary
Memphis
Elkton
Northround
Harrisburg
New York
Washington
Hagerstown
Phi
Bevill
W.C. Saunders
Time Table May 24 1914 Cumberland Valley
Schedule shows trains from Philadelphia to New York with intermediate stops and daily operation details. Key times include 2.38 and 8.48 from Philadelphia, 11.42 to New York, and 9.20 arrival in Winchester. superintendent J H To nge and P A Rivone G listed.
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Umberland Valley
Philadelphia
New York
Winchester
Dei'y
J. H Tonge
Southern Railway Timetable Notes for Harrisonburg and Washington
The notice lists mixed and local trains between Washington Alexandria Harrisonburg and Strasburg with arrival times from Harrisonburg 19.15 a m for No 49, 2 56 a m for No 49, 10 26 p m for No 217, and morning arrivals to Washington 10 30 a m for No 218 and 11 46 a m for No 14 x ript. Buffet Parlor Car services noted. includes officials Brown and Westbury as agents.
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Harrisonburg
Alexandria
Washington
Harrigonburg
Strasburg
Trasbure
Brown
W. Westbury
Washington, D. C
Rain-Starved Bartonville Area Struggles With Drought
June reports across Bartonville Virginia describe severe dry conditions with hay crops failing and pastures burned. Farmers harvested wheat amid short straw while recent showers offered little relief. Local families and visitors are noted, including Carper Hook Marburg and Hack households, and residents attend church and social events as drought persists.
Wealth and wages reflect effort in steady markets
A millionaire manufacturer earns higher pay because his greater effort aligns with just economic order. When he works harder than his employer, the arrangement remains consistent with the eternal fitness of things.
Surgeon Amputates Foot at Memorial Hospital
Dr William P McGure performed the foot amputation on Mr William H Dinges at Memorial Hospital correcting an earlier Star report. Dinges is recovering well at the hospital.
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William P. McGure
William H. Dinges
Memorial Hospital
Ip. W. Boyd
Star
Dinges
Whiskey Signs To Be Removed In Staunton Va
Staunton Virginia on June 24 reports the Byrd liquor law requiring removal of liquor sale signs from buildings not licensed for liquor sale. Despite compliance by most property owners, at least five signs remain in conspicuous places and must be removed at once to avoid penalties.
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Tony Jackson
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Timberlake
Y Jackson
Geo. & Copenhaver
Y R. Khrn
Staunton
Children's Day Observed at Rest Church Services
The Rest Church Sunday school held its annual Children's Day program with a large choir and many recitations and exercises. Pastors and local residents attended, including Mr. Henry Payne and Miss Dave Feagan visiting Miss Vivian Feagan, and Mrs. M. P. Swimley enjoyed an evening ride with friends.
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Rest
Rest Church
Henry Payne
Dave Feagan
J. B. Feagan
Vivian Fegan
M. P. Swimley
Virginia Military Institute builds endowment for West Point of the South
Alumni of the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington organize The Building and Endowment Association to raise 1,000,000 dollars for barracks, new academic buildings, grounds, and an endowment. John J. Purcell named president with Alexander Hamilton senior vice president and other officers. Governor Stuart arrives as cadet battery fires salute. institute marks its 75th anniversary with a presentation of a Cline dist News Market Battle painting.
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Virginia Military Institute At
Lexington
The
Virginia Military Institute
West Point
South
John J. Purcell
Richmond
Alexander Hamilton
Petersburg
Hugh Stockhdell
Charles J. Anderson
Joseph Button
Premium in Wheat Class at Winchester Fair
Prof C E Koontz announces a wheat class premium at the Winchester fair. A quarter ton of fertilizer worth 6 25 will be awarded for the best bundle of wheat not less than 18 inches in circumference. Additional premiums also offered in this class.
Hidden Vein of Gold Found by Unlikely Owner
A remark on discovery and ownership echoes Swift style about treasure found where least expected. A vein of gold appears in the work of men and items like soda, hinting at luck and hidden value.
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Swift
Approved Definition Willie quote sparks debate
In a regional feature, Willie asks what an ignoramus is and receives a fatherly reply about how a man’s views diverging from one’s own marks ignorance. The exchange highlights social attitudes and generational perspectives in a small community.
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Willie
Paw
University of Virginia loan funds for Virginia students
Howard Winston registrar announces loan funds available to deserving students in the College Graduate Law Medicine and Engineering departments. Ten dollar coverall cost aids Virginia students. sent for catalogue from University, Va.
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Virginia
Howard Winston
University
Notice to Creditors of Mrs Rebecca Peters Estate
All persons owing the estate of the late Mrs Rebecca Peters and all that have claims against the estate must settle at once with Geo A Sampsell Administrator at 24 101.
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Rebecca Peters
Geo. A. Sampsell
Butter supplier seeks steady deliveries at top prices
An advertisement from Middletown Maryland invites dairy farmers to ship fresh country butter to a process butter manufacturer for 19 cents per unit through July 1. It notes prompt payment on mailed deliveries and asks for weekly shipments, signed by M S Middletown and referencing local banks and trust companies.
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ANK
M. S. Middletown
Maryland
the Valley Say, Bank
Middletown
Cent Trust Co
Frederick, Md
Delicate Question Exchange in Senate Interrogation
Senator Smug admits the more troubling fear is where was the item placed than who provided it. The exchange centers on a delicate question about the source and location of the item and the potential public disclosure.
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Norfolk and Western
Houthern
Marrisonburg
Chichester S
A. & W. Seabright Pt Kinas
Selaii
Valuable County
Ize & B
Ashby Hammack
Miller Train Control Corporation
Pion
Bern Market Street
H. D. Albin
W. Cork St
East Piccadilly St
G. C. Miller
Jackson
M. C. Copenhaver
Bath
South Market Street
Star Office
E. Piccadilly
North Main Street
Bartonville
Bartonville, Va
J. L. Carper
Margaretta
Louisa Carper
Near Boyce
M. B. Hook
John iPetrie
Dallas
Texas
William Marburg
Baltimore
Arbuckle
Springdale
Anna Belle Grove
Robert Hockman
Charles Ward
Gore Alt White Post
van Metre Hack
Sprink Lake
Maynard Hook
Marburg
Hack
Alfred Jones
Opequon Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
H. A. Funk
P. ‘H. Strode
William Beaver
J. ‘H. Beaver
Stork
C. P. Pifer
Leo Wisecarver
John Pease
Katharine Hook
Anna Jolliffe
Joseph S. Denny
Joseph B. Funk
Cumberland Valley
N. J. Rogers
Roy Schmucker
Downsville,Md
Kellogg's Taha
Sears
Franck Baker & Son
George
F. Miller’s Sons
Kellér
DR. Wguire
F. A. Strother
Mary Ridgeway
Bertha Carter
Victor Ridgeway
Freda Herrell
May Snapp
Mary Pultz
William ‘Hemp
A. S. Bowers
Pastor
Fiov
Stuart
V. M
Henry Carter Stuart
Institution
Institute
Clinedinst
Russell & Green
Warner Styles
Warner
Moling & Seal
C. E. Koontz
Farmers’ ‘Bureau
Nual
Winchester Fair
Seneca
University OF Virginia
Public School System of
Fairbank
Evening Star
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