Desirable small farm sold by trustee in Winchester
Trustee M M Lynch announces public auction of a 32 acre farm near Winchester Virginia on July 10 1909. The property features a dwelling outbuildings fruit trees and vines. lands join Josiah L Bakers estate and others. One third cash with balance in installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Roy P Duvall Aug 6 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and
Berryville
Josiah L. Baker
L. E. Rice
M. M. Lynch
Roy
P. Duvall
Aue
Frederick Team Triumphs Over Winchester 5 to 3
Frederick defeated Winchester 5 to 3 at Athletic Park on Saturday afternoon. Sterzer started for Winchester and allowed 11 hits. Fanwell relieved Johnson and shut down the visitors. Key hits came from Brown, McDonald, and others as Frederick took the lead and held on for the win.
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Frederick
Winchester
Athletic Park
Sterzer
Fanwell
Baltimore
Johnson
Brown
Baker
Ater
el Ic
McDonald
Insman
Heimler
Chi
Deak
Mts
Rede In
Daley
D. McDonald
ALOU
Rederick
Brent
Sellman
Gittinger
Sheridan
Myers
C. McDonald
Duggan
Fredrerick
bite—Coggins
Peaster
iPeaster
Cy McDonald
Duffy
Coggins
Malone
McnAtee
Autoists Are Fined 59.80 For Speeding
In Woodstock Virginia on June 28 William A Way and G W Calvert with Pittsburg automobilists were arrested on a request from Stephens City mayor. They paid 59 80 in fines and costs after telephoning, having been arrested a second time in the valley. earlier a 7 50 toll gate fine was levied.
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Woodstock
William A. Way
G. W. Calvert
Pittsburg
Stephens City
Shriners Plan Underground Initiations at Luray Caverns
The Mystic Shriners announce August 14 initiations in Luray Caverns with about seventy candidates, performed underground on the cavern site. Local Shriner contingents expect large attendance with excitement for the unique ceremony deep within the earth.
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Luray
Mother Earth
Leeat Shriners
Rescue at Sea on Flores Shores Aboard the Batavia
Survivors recount the near sinking after a fogbound route misstep by the Sla vonia. Flores island locals shelter the rescued as ships Prinzess Irene and Batavia transfer 300 steerage passengers and others to safety en route to Gibraltar and Naples.
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Eas Sun
Portugese
Flores
Lazares
Slavonia
Batavia
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Winchester Resident
Mrs. J. B. Affleck of 36 W Water Street Winchester Virginia testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured a long standing kidney problem in a family member in 1993. She notes relief from frequent urine, back pain and disordered kidneys after using pills from Franck Baker & Son’s drug store.
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J. B. Affleck
W. Water Street
Winchester
Doan
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Tom
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Tenacious Coughs
Colds that linger sap strength and may become consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar promises relief for persistent coughs that resist other treatments. Avoid untried remedies as delay can let the cold settle in the lungs.
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Foley
Clarke county court bond notice in McCormick record
Samuel McCormick certifies that the bond required of the Special Commissioners by the May 1909 decree has been duly given in the Ellen F Louthan versus Lizzie Lee Coleman case. Dated June 1 by clerk Samuel McCormick.
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Ellen Louthan
Lizzie Lee Coleman
Ber- Twit Va
Clarke County
Ellen,f. Louthan
Samuel McCormick
Consumption Takes Clarence Orndorff Dies at 19
Clarence Orndorff son of Mrs. Edward White and the late William Orndorff died at his mother’s East Piccadilly street home shortly after noon after a long illness of consumption. He was 19, once worked for Harry Parsons at a dyeing and pressing shop and died during a Red Men sham battle last September. He leaves his stepfather Mr. Wilward and mother, Miss Henrietta Orndorff, and Miss Zida White, with a Capon Bridge relative Edward Orndorff. Funeral services will be at 2 PM tomorrow at the house, Rev. R D Hottel of New Market will officiate, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Piccadilly Street
Harry Parsons
Stepefather
Wilward
Henrietta Orndorff
Zida- White
Edward Orndorff
Capon Bridge
W. Va
R. ‘D. Hottel
New Market
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bank Statement and Bankruptcy Notice in Virginia 1909
A 1909 Virginia bank statement for Peoples Bank of Stephens City lists assets and liabilities with figures including deposits and loans. The notice also details a bankruptcy adjudication for D R Eskey of Winchester, with a creditors meeting scheduled July 7, 1909, in Winchester.
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I. J. Harvey Canter
Peoples’ Bank
Stephens City
Frederick
of Virginia
J. Harvey Canter
Holmes Sherman Not in The Pen
The Star denies a report that Holmes Sherman of Frederick county was sentenced to a long penitentiary for stealing letters from a post office box. Relatives received a Philadelphia rumor. local inquiries found no proof of the Frederick county man’s imprisonment. Mrs L Price and daughter Katharine Price of Harrisburg are visiting Fairfax Hall. John Dillsy of Winchester registered at the Clarendon Hotel in Harrisonburg. Read the Evening Star.
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Holmes Sherman
Chambereville
Philadelphia
Star
Sherman
United States Express Company
George Goss
Winchester
H. W. Sherman
Ilmes Sherman
Frederick County
The
Holmes Herman
L. Price
Katharine Price
Harrisburg, Pa
John Dillsy
Winchester, Wat
Clarendon Hotel
Harrisonburg
Developing Bad Memories Quote Reflects On Testimony
A New York Tribune observation notes that forcing a witness to testify about a matter he refuses to reveal creates enduring forgetfulness. The idea is that compelled disclosure reinforces memory gaps and discomfort.
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New York Tribune
Norfolk and Western schedule fragment with routes and stations
Train timetable notes show Norfolk and Western departures to Bristol Bluefield Norton Welch Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with sleepers cafe cars and connections. Passenger agents Bevel and Brag in Roanoke Virginia issue the notices for daily and nocturnal services to Washington New York and intermediate stops.
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Ft Ree Hison
Lexington
Harpers
Hageerstown
Lt & m
Fredericae
Wiallingtoe
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Interm
Man
Hadeslie
Bristol
Bluefield
Norton
Welch
Intel
Pullman Slog
Roandks
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Court House
Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Cincinnati
Ohio
North American Gymnastic Union
Denver
Col
General Assembly Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
National Educational Association
Louisville
Imperial Council
Lost Angles
Cal
B. P. O. Ellis
American Pharmaceutical Association
Portland
Ore
National Association Retail Grocers
Northern Baptist Convention
ST. Paul
Minn
United Society of Christian Endeavor International
Salt Lake Kity
Utah
A. R
Seattle
Wasit
National Association
International Convention
Epworth League
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Spokane
Wash
Eee Irrigation Congress
Balimore & Ohio R. K
Middleway
P. O. Kearneysville
T. T. Wall
State Normal School
Harrisonburg, VA
Julian A. Burruss
Copaib
Detroit
Sorg
Gellman
Shriners
Irene
Gibraltar
Napier
Naples
John K. Louthan
Berryville and
F. B. Whiting
A. Moore, Jr
Sam'l McCormick
Clarence Orndorff
Edward White
William Orndorff
Thomas
Supreme Court
U.S
Thomas Company
Barney Block
Dayton
Empire Automobile Institute
Rochester
N.Y
OU NG
Star Office
Oliver Typewriter
Sacrifice
D. P. Meade
White Post
E. J. Snapp
Opequon
G. G Baker
Mrsa
R. Willis
Paulkner
South Main Street
Fairmont Avenue
Front Royal Road
the Peoples’ Bank
State Corporation Commission
BK. Cougill
L. A. Adams
J. M. Steele
State of Virginia
Gro. A. Bamsele
N. P
District Court OF the United States
Virginna
D. R. Eskibny
D. R. Eakey
D. R. Eskey
J. P. Reardon
A. G. Waver
Evening Star
Barrmore & Otto Railroad
Southern Railway
Bluemont
Jung
Gluemont
Srsnons Tea Spa
AM. P. Vo Spm PN
Dunn Loring Wedderburn
Hunter Vienna
Welmont Park
Ft Oe
Taylor
New
Washington, D
Norfolk and Western A
Umberband Valley Railroad
Marineburg
Fopacntues
Hagerstown
Greencaatio
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Jariisse
Mechanicsburg
Harriaburg
M. CO. KeaMepy J. A
Jas. P. Reardon
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