Administrator's Sale of Shenandoah County Real Estate
Multiple notices detail an administrator and heirs sale in Shenandoah and Frederick counties. Descriptions include a tract near Lebanon Church, 202 3/4 acres, a second 19-acre tract near Oranda, and a bank barn. Terms require one-third cash with balance in three annual installments, with title retained until paid.
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Ketocin
Scellville
B. Magat
R. R
Dte
Harrison Osborn
Patcy Osborn
Sland
Osborn
Will
Lebanon Church
Isaiah Funkhouser
Bauserman
Mary Copp
Shenandoah
Oranda
Shenandoah County
David Bauser
County of Ee
F. S. Tavenner
M. L. Bauser
Woodstock
Circuit Court
M. L. Bauserman
David Bauserman
Admr
I. Mo B. Wunder
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Explosion Fatal for Portland Cement Worker George K. Page
George K. Page a ten year employee at Portland Cement Company Fordwick repairer died after coal dust explosion. He fell about thirty feet while working on a conveyor and was badly burned. There were no witnesses. He was a Nelson county native, survived by wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Page
Portland Cement Company
Fordwick
Nelson County
Major Leagues Scores Reported Across Leagues
In the American League Washington defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 and again 9 to 16 with Detroit beating St. Louis 3 to 2 and Cleveland prevailing 6 to 4 and 6 to 3 over Chicago. Boston and New York had rain delays. In the National League ties occurred Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 3 at darkness. Philadelphia 1 fell to Brooklyn 2 while New York 3 beat Boston 0. St. Louis defeated Chicago 7 to nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Mountain Falls Yard Party Draws Large Attendance in Virginia
Mountain Falls Virginia reports a well attended yard party at Russell Grove on Saturday night. Local residents and visitors including Miss Margaret Mellé and Miss Jessie Mellé of Rosenberger and Henrietta Haseman of Stephens City were noted as guests. Several residents such as Mrs. Herbert Linaburg show improving health while friends and relatives visit across nearby towns.
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Mountain Falls
Russell Grove
Margaret
Jessie Melléwee
Rosenberger
Henrietta Haseman
Stephens City
A. J. Mellwee
Herbert Linaburg
Stewart Green
Chloe Glynn
Marlboro
Brady ill on train en route home from convention
Summit Point reports Mr. George W. Brady, delegate to the B and O Relief Convention, fell ill on the Cleveland to Pittsburgh train and was advised to return home. He arrived Saturday after care from Masonic members. a storm last Saturday night killed a horse owned by Neil Watson.
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Summit Point
W. Va
George W. Brady
Cleveland
Tiffin
Pittsburg
Brady
Neil Watson
Rail excursion date corrected for Winchester trip
The Cumberland Valley Railroad will run its popular excursion to Atlantic City and other eastern resorts from Winchester on August 31 instead of August 21 as previously announced by The Star yesterday.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Atlantic City
Eastern Resorts
Winchester
The
Star
Norfolk and Western Timetable Notes June 1911
Railroad timetable fragment lists daily departures to Bristol Roanoke and intermediate stations with sleepers and dining cars. Northbound trains run to Hagerstown Philadelphia Newark Washington with Pullman sleepers to New York. Officials W. B. Bevill and M. F. Bragg signed Roanoke Virginia.
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Berryville
Bristol
Vuoume
Roanoke
Partor
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman
Gary Gate
Shenandoah
Gary
Roanokewit Mer
Eilkica
Hagerstown
Harburg
Philadelphia
Newark
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman Sleeper
New York
Southern Railway schedule updates May 28 1911 details
Washington Union Station daily departures list multiple trains to Warrenton Harrisonburg Charlottesville Greensboro and more with through Pullman sleeping cars and dining car service including New York Chattanooga and Birmingham Limiteds and local routes via Strasburg junction and east and westbound departures and station officials names listed.
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N. B
Aga
Washington
New Union Station
Warrenton
Danville
Way
Harrisonburg
United States
Birmington
New Orleans
Darrisonburg
Birmingham
California
Manassas
Charlottesville
Southern
Southeastern
United
Pullman
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Charlotte
Columbia
Charleston
Aiken
Savana
Jacksonville
New York
Chattanooga
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Knoxville
Atlanta
Asheville
Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Strasburg , Junction
Strasburg Junction
Strasburg
First Class Steamer Friedrich der Grosse Sails From Baltimore
The North German Lloyd ship Friedrich der Grosse, first to carry first class passengers to Europe, sailed from Pier 9 Locust Point with 369 aboard including Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Roszel and Rev. W. D. Smith. The voyage marks a new era for Baltimore maritime traffic and signals possible regular service to Bremen via Boulogne in about nine days, with subsequent London Paris and Bremen legs.
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Friedrich
Baltimore
Lloyd
Bremen
Boulogne
France
London
Paris
Remarkable Liver and Bowel Remedy Sold Locally
The noted tonic praised as a grand cure for liver and bowel troubles has numerous supporters. Franck Baker & Son supply the remedy claimed to ease constipation biliousness and related ailments to residents seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s. Liniment
Franck Baker & Son
Chamberlain
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KR. F. Bank
Virginia
Loudoun
Count Land
Leesburg
Amt
Bluemount
County of Frederick
Ernest F. Harris
James P. Harris
J. Ross Miller
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
Josie M. B. Widdup
Wm. K. Hill
Henry Low
Sutcliffe N
S. N. Widdup
Highland Avenue
Corporation Court
Pietne
Hér
Sutciffé Niddup
Jo . Widdup
Theircuit Cour
House of
A W. Jr
Holmes Con & Son
Attys
Sunamy
Tosers
A. Riddle
G. P
H.W. Hollinberger
Agt
Umberland Valley Railroad
Artimeburg
Ageratown
Greencastle
Aeneeee
Chambersburg Neanee
Sreente Eens Nes Seeeee
Aaneaeban Aee
Harrieburg
DB Dar
Pailadelphia
Pa. Ata
Sibert & Taylor
Main St
Ofte
Ap- France
Baker & Son Prescription Druggists
Elmer Ambrose
Annie Orndorff
Nan Ponton
Doris Kaplan
Chloe Fairfax Glynn
Syd Ponton
Lillie Ponton
W. B. Fisher
Garfield Racey
Charter Bowman
Herbert Ambrose
Clary
Neta
Richard and
Ella Bril
Paul Glynn
Clara
Rena * Clouser
J. H. Clouser
Lela
Ruby Richard
Norfolk & Western Ry
June HH
Water St
Star Office
Nd Stoves
Srd
M , & Yeakie
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Younging
Mr. J
Reatha Shull
Staunton
City of
Herbert Larrick
Max Cohen
Ais
Herbert
Larrick
Tereinister
Ae City of Winchester
Louis Applefeld
Strauss Bros
S. Golden & Co. A. H, S C O
Deucing & Elsenberg
Calagi & Mitichell
H. W. Roundtree Bros
B. Levy & Ué
Frost & Bloom
G. & F. Clothing Co
Elkin Furniture Co
Levinson & Zenitz
the Queen Shoe Co
A. A. Dreyepool
National Stove Co
Bagby. Kornitere Co
Sampson & Harris
J. Rosenblat
Subler Loungé Co
Fryé, Glan
Weceder Bros
Beam Pants Mtg. C O
Goldberg Pants Co
Modero Art Co
M. P. Ansorge
the Capital Hanger Co
Fordé@r Paper Box Co
Diton Ballett Co
Gordon Fur Mfe
Dime Meister
ShUichman & Pierdman
Kremer & Feidman
the Unique Mtg
J Claster
Goodman
Theodord
Hadesra American Clothing Co
Areus Cohen Jno
Jas. Robinson
Bubler Tabié
Court House
Richard J, Gray
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