Proceedings of the Mutual Farmers Club Meeting
The Mutual Farmers Club met at Fairfield the residence of 4H. L. Lupton on April 27. The president called the meeting to order at 10 50. Members present except H M Bond who arrived later. New member Charles Solenterger approved. Discussions covered potatoes root crops manure waste and farmyard management. The club planned essays and mutual telephone proposals and set next meeting for May 25 1901 at Pleasant Level Mary D Jackson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Farmers Club
Fairfield
L. Lupton
H. M. Bond
J. W. Branson
S. L. Pidgeon
E. W. Lupton
L.M. Boyer
Charles Solenterger
John L. Bond
D. W. Branson
E W. Lupton
Agricultural Department
Washington
Lewis Pidgeon
J. H. Dovng
New Business
L. L. Lupton
Rockingham County
Mutual Farmers Companies
Mutual Farmers Telephone Companies
Farrow
T Y. Brown
H.S. Lupton
Mary D. Jackson
Building plans approved for Shepherdstown College
The Board of Regents of the West Virginia State Worman Schoos chose Harrison Albright of Charlestown to design a new College building at Shepherdstown. The plan calls for a Corinthian style plastic structure 157 by 107 feet, built with Cleveland sandstone and buff brick, estimated at 25009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
West Virginia
Worman Schoos
Shepherdstown College
Shepherdstown
Harrison Albright
Charlestown
W. Va
Albright
Unclaimed Winchester letters for week ending May 4 1901
List of names in the Winchester office with unclaimed letters. Recipients must pay one cent per letter. Names include Bryson Carpenter Crawford Bell Coulson Jackson Leftwick Marple Powell Pritchett Sedwick Page Rutledge Wine Williams Harpy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
W. C. Bryson
J. N. Carpenter
Crawford Bell Coulson
W. H. Jackson
Katie Leftwick
Carrie Marple
Wm. L Powell
T. H. H. Pritchett
Louise Sedwick Page
R. F. Rutledge
Ervyne Wine
Lu Williams
C. H. Harpy
P.M
School Girls Bid Farewell to Teacher at Abilene Institute
Miss Laura Ward of the Episcopal Female Institute left for Laredo Texas this morning aboard the 901 Baltimore and Ohio train. The girl students gathered at the station to sing a parting ode and shed tears expressing deep affection. In another item, David Eagle son of George H Eagle who fell ill last week is improving after a bout of illness and injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ward
Episcopal Female Institute
Laredo
Texas
Baltimore and Ohio
David
George H. Eagle
Wednesday Night Services At Market Street Church
Regular Wednesday night prayer meeting to be held at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow night at 8 o clock led by Rev T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Laugh Tonight at Court House Hall with Bosting President
The writing notes a Thursday evening 8 p m comedy at Court House Hall presided by the president of Bosting as Ann Ruggles keeps the crowd laughing. The item also reports new Pan American postage stamps arriving at Winchester post office in denominations 1 2 4 5 8 3 and 10 cents and available on request. Weather outlook for Virginia predicts unsettled conditions with probable winds tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Hall
Bosting
Ann Ruggles
C. H. Hardy
Winchester Post Office
Mail Carriers Eight-Hour Schedule Note
A historical brief outlines a mail carrier route schedule with six delivery trips and multiple collection times. It lists start times around 7 am to 6:85 pm and notes window hours for box access, totaling eight hours per day per carrier.
Detail directions for Southern Railway agents and officers
For detail information apply to the four nearest Agent of the Southern Railway or write to L. B. Brown General Agent 705 Fifteenth St. N. W. Washington D. C. Frank B. Gannon Third Vice President and Gen. Manager J. M. Cup Traffic Manager Washington D.C. W. A. Torx Gen. Pass. At.
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The
Southern Railway
Notice of Court Action on Land Lien Release
The notice states that on Monday the 38rd day of June 1901 the County Court of Frederick County Virginia will precon and release the encumbrance on land purchased from Henry D. Fry due to a lien in your favor that has been discharged. Jas A. Burcher signs as passer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Ulman
County Court
Frederick County
Henry D. Fry
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Proceedings OF Farmers Club
Isboy
Horsey and Atwell
W. Water Street
Bruch Capper
Miller Supply Co
Old Maids Convention
Virginia
Fred Colvery
Burper Ferry Joly
Ned Hart
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
New York
Knoxville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Berryville
Baltimore
N. F. Braga
W. B. Bevill
Roanoke
Daiily
New York West
New York Courtland
Deswl Brosses Sts
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Shen Junction
Luray
Shenandoah
Buena Vista
Natural Bridge
Roanoke East
Bristo Hastert
Loristol
Morristown
Emphis
Notity
Dai
Pteseas Am
Oxford
Queen Quality
Oxfords
B. Huntsberry
Main St
Thomas Keating
Agt
FDR
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Sarwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Wwe
North Main Street
M. Hen
North Market Street
Williams
Rofe
Isushnell & CO
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Manassas
Plains Front
Ryal
Riverton
Woodstock
Adinburg
Mt. Tuckgon
New Market Broadway
Broadway
New Market
Mt Jackson
Edinburg
Strasburg J
Front Royal
Plains
Jas
A. Bucher
North
Washington St
L. Bush
Try Reardon
A. Lyons
Taylor
Hansbrough & Carter Bldg
Wain Street
Perth
Noorth Market Street
Portia Ab Zaker
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