Social News From Macedonias Mountside
In Macedonia and nearby towns during late June Mr. and Mrs. M H Reardon of Rise Hill visited their son James P Reardon in Winchester. Elizabeth Cornwell and Carrie Shiley of Aspen Shade spent time with friends. Pinse Green and Eliza Meade of White Post toured Winchester. Mrs Hiram Craig and Anna Smith were in town Saturday. Jim Whitacre and family traveled to Washington for work. Birth announced at Rose Hill farm for Jesse Funk and wife. Mrs B F DeHaven and Mrs W N Bageant called on Mrs Lee Clark at Light. Sarah Brooks visited friends at Toms Brook.
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Macedonia
M. H. Reardon
Rise Hill
James P. Reardon
Winchester
William Richards
Charlestown
Lizzie Cornwell
Carrie Shiley
Aspen Shade
Epinohesipe
Pinse Green
Eliza Meade
White Post
Hiram Craig
Anna Smith
Arthur Buckley
Washington
Mrs
Jesse Funk& Son
Rose Hill” Farm
Personalities in town visit from various states
Miss Emily Dooley of Philadelphia visits Miss Eliza Diffenderfer on South Market Street. Judge Frank S. Tavenner and M. L. Walton of Woodstock, Va., attend professional business. Numerous residents including Mr. Bruce Worthington and Miss Mary Reilly are noted as visiting or arriving at Hotel Evans and local households.
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Sherrard Kennedy and Child
Atlanta, Ga
Sherrard
Amherst Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Emily Dooley
Eliza” Diffenderfer
South Market Street
Mary Reilly
Marrisonburg
William Keating
Frank S. Tavenner
M. L. Walton
Woodstock, Va
Stephens City Notes Show Local Guests And Notables
Stephens City Va June 27 residents report Ill Will Lemley at home on North Main and visitors including Misses Rudolph from near Winchester and Mrs Ferguson of Richmond. Notables include sculptor Moses Ezekiel agreeing to a monument for late Senator John W Daniel and John W Clay’s death near Gladys. Rev Henry H Clark to retire from the Naval Academy chaplaincy.
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Stephens City
Will Lemley
North Main Street
W. L. Barr
Bertus Barr
Gaithersburg
McDonald
W. H. Hopewell
Alburton
Martin Grove
Green Village
E. E. Grove
Rutu Ana W Mazavech Rudolph
Winchester
Scott Ferguson
Richmond
Moses Ezekiel
John W. Daniel
Henry H. Clark
Naval Academy
John
Enders
Berryville
Winchester Court Notices in Widdup Real Estate Attachments
A series of circuit court notices from Frederick County Virginia detail attachable liens on Sutcliffe N Widdup property in Winchester. Cases seek recovery of amounts from Widdup including 138.75, 569.26, and 200 dollars plus costs, with public posts and stated rule days for appearance. Attorneys Holmes Conrad & Son listed.
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Sutcliff N. Widdup
Winchester
Highland Avenue
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
Virginia
Winchester Star
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Creed M. Fulton
In Chancery
J. Ross Miller
Josie M. B. Widdup
Wm. K. Hill
Henry Low
N. Widdup
Corporation Court of
Said
Sutcliffe
State of
Circuit Court House
Walter A. Johnston
Henry Eoe
J. W. Baker, Jr
Ward & Larrick
P. G
Franck Baker & Son
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The notice states that reprinting of the material is prohibited without obtaining explicit authorization. It emphasizes the need for written permission from the rights holder before any republication.
Pietertje Maid Ormsby Sets 30 Day Butter Record
Holstein cow Pietertje Maid Ormsby established a 30 day butter production record with 145.00 pounds of butter. The milk test averaged 4.54 percent butter fat. The article discusses animal ration effectiveness and advocates ample clean drinking water for all farm animals.
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Pietertje Maid Ormsby
Thas
Pest prevention and bird instinct noted in agricultural tips
The article discusses preventing striped stalk borers in potatoes and tomatoes through cultivation and nonchemical methods. It extols protective coloration in night or mosquito hawks and notes milk decline in July and August due to feed shortages and flies, suggesting succulent pasture substitutes. It savors parental bird care, debates snakes, and covers burdock control, biennial life, and root-cutting strategies. It mentions tax exemptions for orchards and woodlots with grazing livestock, then cites Prof S S Hansen on Siberian alfalfa as a potential cereal in cold regions, with seed availability details.
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Hamilton
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Mary Hamilton
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George H. Lemen
Hagerstown
Thomas H. Mason
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J. Paul Samsell
E. B. Drake
Jacob Reynolds
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John W. Clay
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John N. Johns
Henry Tare Les
Holmes Conrad & Son, Attys
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Agricultural College of
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Charles Town
John Kerr
Wm. C. Gratchen
W.S. White
Winchester Conservatory OF Music
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