Statesman Regains Health in East
Oregon reader notes a political figure, B Herman Shiller, recovering after using Cooper medicines on an eastern trip. He reports twenty years of nervous dyspepsia relief, renewed appetite, better sleep, and restored health, praising Cooper preparations and urging others with chronic dyspepsia to try them.
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Shiller
Distin
Portland
Oregon
L. T. Coolgns
Oper
Boston
Opie
Oregonian
Herman
Cooper
Franck Baker & Son
Farm for Sale by Pye heirs at public auction Berryville Va
The Pye heirs offer 206 acre Berryville area farm at public auction in front of the courthouse on Monday October 23 1908. The property includes a 8 room dwelling good barn and outbuildings running water two orchards about 15 acres timber. Terms: one third cash and balance over 3 and 5 years secured by lien or all cash. Possession September 1 1908 subject to tenant crop rights. W T Lewis H M Crow for heirs of M Crow deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye Heirs
Tate
M.cgrew
Crght
Berryville
W. T. Lewis
H. M. Crow
M.crow
Mi o na Stomach Tablets Promised To Cure Bad Breath
An ad touts Mi o na stomach tablets as a remedy for bad breath and indigestion. It claims the product strengthens stomach and bowels, increases gastric juice flow, and aids natural digestion. Franck Baker & Son offer a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee if no cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker & Son
Happenings at Law Law March 6
Mrs. Louis Royston visits her father J. M. Stickley with her son. Mrs. Groves of Happy Greek visits sister Mrs. R. L. Millar. Philip Stickley Sr. visits from areas Royal. River View homecoming for Philip Sheaff of Kansas City. William Turner injured Sunday. Charlie Waters ill. John T. Stickley resigns from local school due to sickness. Miss Hattie Stickley appointed Woodberry teacher to fill vacancy left by Br. Joe Clark. G. C. Rhoades at Flint Hill. A. J. Bowen welcomes a fine boy. J. M. Sowers moves rock crusher and wood saw to Rockland Spring. Lee Sowers buys lambs and wool at good prices. J. C. Lee of Stone Bridge buys hogs and calves. Ervin Bierer hay baler performing well. A. S. Rhoades and J. B. Barle at Front Royal court. Margie and Sarah Maatee visiting Pauline Sowers at Farnley. Mrs. M. B. Gordon and Mrs. R. Millar at River Side. Captain Billmyer ill at home.
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Laws
Val
Louis Royston
J. M. Stickley
Groves
Happy Greek
R. L. Millar
Philip Stickley
Reas Royal
Neigh Hoor
Philip Sheaff
Kansas City
River View
William Turner
Charlie Waters
John T. Stickley
Hattie Stickley Hageen
Woodberry
Joe ‘Clark
Flint Hill
A. J. Bowen
J. M. Sowers
Rockland Spring
Lee Sowers
J. C. Lee
Stone _ Bridge
Ervin Bierer
Rhoades
Jd. B. Barle
Front Royal
Margie
Sarah Maéatee
Pauline Sowers
Farnley
M. B. Gordon
R. , Millar
River Side
Captain Billmyer
Social notes from a Maryland town visit and travel
Miss Emma Clewser returns from visiting Miss Moore in Charles Town West Virginia. W W Ruth traveling freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad arrived from Harrisonburg Virginia on town business. Miss Amy Spurrier ill with measles at North Main Street home reported improved. Mrs Joseph Ludwig and children left for Washington after a week as guests of Capt Lewis F Cooper and family on North Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Clewser
Miss Moore
Charles Town
W. Va
W. W. Ruth
Ithe, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harrisonburg
Amy Spurrier
North Main Street
Joseph
Ludwig
Washington
Capt
Lewis F. Cooper
North
Washington Street
Grape Nuts Promotes Digestive Health and Clear Thinking
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts as nourishing from wheat, claiming it supplies brain and nerve building phosphate. It asserts daily use aids digestion and builds steady, clear, dependable brains and cites “There's & Besson.” as part of its appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besson
Boyce Breveties In Virginia News
Boyce Virginia items recount local visits and travels. Marshail Ferguson visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sprint. Mrs. Jiffe returns from Washington. Ray Grant and family from Woodstock visit. Various residents attend friends' gatherings and trips to Winchester Martinsburg Staunton Hagerstown. A new high school contract awarded to James Dittenderfer. Master Winter Royston marks sixth birthday with neighbors and friends.
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Boyce
Marshail Ferguson
Johnaaony
John W. Sprint
Iffe
Washington
J. B. Lindsay
Eres
Mary Lee
A. L
Lucy Rush
Mark Rush
Woodstock
Ray Grant
C. A. Ford
Front Royal
Dunlap
Garvin
H. L. Pipher
R. Cc
Gener Dunlap
Winton
Rina
Ray
Winchester
Berryville
Frank Carper
Martinsburg
Howard ‘Levi
Staunton
Holmes Ginn
Powell Cobb
Holmes McCormick
Juv. Lindsay
J. L. Gather
Margretta
Lou Quitean
Rittle Folds
Namneet
William “Ashby
Glasscock
William Clarke
William Suddith
R. C. Green & Company
Charles Green
Charles Harris
Daugh
Mise Mabel Harris
Bethél
James Dittenderfer
John Sprint
T. H. Sprint
T. P. Jolliffe
Hagerstown
James Robeson
A. T. Glasscock
L. M.P. Rela
John Stinson
William Ashby
Addie Ruét
Rirfy#s
Mary Barr
Stephens City
Louisa Carper
William Burtmer
Mazell Martin
Marshall Carper
Ruth Royston
Bond issue funds cover interest and teacher salaries
The article notes that the $10,000 bond issue would generate more than enough to pay interest, with fees from county districts and county pupils exceeding the salary for a primary teacher. It argues that without this source the council would need to raise that amount elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Grandson Chides Grandmother Over Packing Luncheon
A Scots lad jokes that his grandmother should remove her spectacles while packing his lunch to take to school. The playful exchange features the boy asking if she shall take off her glasses as she works. His grandmother responds with a gentle, practical remark about the sighted task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Joseph Willis Recovers After Paralysis Illness
Joseph Willis a well known colored man employed by Solenberger and Comp ring is recovering from a paralysis illness after being stricken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Willis
Solenberger & Compring
Bank Statement and Officer Affidavit Amidst Financial Ledger
A bank presents its assets and liabilities including deposits loans and bonds with face totals and a sworn cashier certifying the balance. Directors and officers sign the statement with a notary acknowledgment dated February 26, 08.
Union Bank of Winchester Reported Financials February 14 1908
Lee R. Grim swears the statement is true for the Union Bank of Winchester at Winchester Virginia. The report shows resources including loans and discounts 12633.33, banking house 19849.86, premiums on bonds 146.62, due from national banks 36672.48, due from states and private bankers 1704.98, specie 644.68, currency 6821.00, other items 5890.20 totaling 31501.55. Capital stock 48700.00 undivided earnings 49206.56. Total assets 31501.55.
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S.bordaetei
U. the Post
U.S
Nat Henke
Whyts
Celihontetes
Gimaekets
United States
U. S
U. S&s
U. S. Borda
Devdas
Lia Capital
Skeen Se
State Banke
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Virginia
Financial condition of the People's Bank Stephens City VA 1908
J Garvey Canter cashier swears the bank's financial condition as of the close of business shows assets including loans discounts overdrafts and paper currency with total assets of 43495.01. Attested by J A Seems A H Guard and J M Steele in Frederick County Virginia on February 26 1908 before B A Ramsett NP whose commission expires Oct 16 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Grim
E. Holmes Boyd
Geo. W. Kurtz
Hugh
Lupton
State of Virginia
Frederick
Herbert
Larrick
N. P
J. Garvey
Canter
People’s Bank
Stephens City
Virginia
Busithe Bosel Tay Korein Lanaeninien
J. Hanvery Canren
Uorreet
J. A. Seems
A. H. Guard
J M. Steele
B. A. Ramsett
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Statesman
East
Candid
Main Street
Winchester, Va
Savage’s
Old
Mountain Age
LL. E. Savages Sons
Conservative
State of
Iate
Brevities
MR. Boyd
Farmers & Merchants Wat. Bank
Resources
Viening
Freder I
Fuller
N.P
Witchester
Sid
Whitcheser
John W. Rice
John
W. Rice
Correst
H. Hansbrough
Leve
T. M. Bantz
Wirchester
Cloge of Business
State Corporation Commission
Seneca Stock Fonda x
Miller’s. Drug
People's Ban
Stephens
Juefom
Andrivate
Lotal
Stuart Hr Edmonds
Boddinarmere &Marc
Nations Bank
Reid
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