Edward W. Cannon Dies at 80 in Missouri
Edward W. Cannon, aged 80, died May 3 at the home of his son near Hannibal Missouri. born near Louisville Kentucky he married Elizabeth Brannon of Back Creek. He served as a magistrate in Stonewall district and is survived by three children Thomas Beebe Ark Edward and Ruth Missouri. His epitaph praises a life long in esteem.
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Hannibal
Dard W. Cannon
Louisville
Elizabeth Brannon
Levi Brannon
Back Creek
Kentucky
White Hall
This County
Cannon
Stonewall
Thomas
Beebe
Ark
Edward and
Ruth
Missouri
Shoe salesman wanted for wide Maryland Pennsylvania route
Experienced shoe salesman needed to cover Alleghany and Washington counties in Maryland, Bedford and Fulton counties in Pennsylvania, and B and O and Southern Railroads routes to Staunton Virginia. Must have a strong trade in the territory. Address with references, experience, and annual sales to Dixon Bartlett Co. Baltimore, Md. May 7.
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Alleghany
Washington
Bedford
Fulton
Southern
Staunton
Dixon-Bartlett O
Baltimore
Capon Springs Community Notes and Local Changes
Capon Springs West Virginia May 8. J B Cooper has moved to Lem Lofton’s farm near Capon River for a large summer contract. Back loads of colored help arrived to finish ahead of the season. Several residents and visitors are listed along with local trades and small misfortunes.
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Capon Springs
W. Va
J. B. Cooper
Capon
Lem. Lofton
Capon River
Bernie Brill
C. A. Milburn
Jane Bland
Ray Spellman
Harrisonburg
Laura Spellman
Oliver Miller
Jack Lafollette
Reverend McAllister to Speak at University Chapel
Rev Dr James Gray McAllister, pastor of the Hot Springs Presbyterian Church, left Winchester today and will arrive in Charlottesville to preach tomorrow in the University of Virginia chapel. The trip follows a week of visiting relatives and friends.
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James Gray McAllister
Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs
Winchester
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Local Notices and Travel Bits From the City
Mr Charles W Heater of Middletown spent the day on business in this city. Notify your newsdealer to deliver the Washington Sunday Star and Magazine at your home tomorrow morning for latest news and features. Mr and Mrs John M Stayman left this morning for Richmond after attending the funeral of Mrs Staymans mother Mrs Milton Stayman. Rev E K Wine, after spending a week at Sacksonburg VA, was in the city last evening en route to his home in Chambersburg PA.
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Farmers and Merchants Nat. Bank
United States
R. T. Barton
H. D. Fuller
National Ave
East Piccadilly St
Winchester
White Peak
Berry Ville
Iace
Braddock
Stewart
Amherst
Washington
Market
Clark Streets
Rairmont Avenue
Charles W. Heater
Middletown
John M. Stayman
Richmond
Milton ‘c. Stayman
Sacksonburg
Chambersburg, Pa
Letter From a Philadelphia Gentleman on Motor Power
A Philadelphia correspondent argues that a 20 horsepower automobile can outperform much larger cars on steep hills. He notes demonstrations on city streets and parks showing the smaller engine's effective power. The letter contrasts modest, well applied power with the excesses of 400 horsepower machines.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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14Th St
Northwest, Washington, D. C
Hoosier
Geo. W. Kurt Z
Mandaro
N. Main St
J. Pp. Haddox
T. T. Wall
Maules
F. W. Magruder
North Main St
Main St
Ene Valley Realty CO
G. C. Miller
MGR
Bell Phone
Rouss Avenue
Dixie
A. Good
Edward W. Cannon
Malinda Himelright
Annie MiNer
Lem Lofton
Laura Pool
Envy Fisher
B. E. Hannum
Frances
Lelia Brill
John Brill
D. H. Pool
Virginia Tailoring Co
West W. Street
Bell
Ezy
Oxfords
Henry S. Baker & Co
Shadeland Wingo
The
Shetland
Shadeland Ninross
Roretta
J. Mack Noonan
Washington Sunday Star
Ward
Larrick
Sea Island
B. Vod
Athletici
Sts
Hable
Gray & Sheetz
California
Japan
White Lake
Panama
China
T. M. Barr
Big
Wyndham & Brill, Proprietors
Frei
Green Groceries
Jones Bros
O. T. Ritter
Philadelphia
Caldwell's
Swimley & CO
Dragois
Flo
Wain Sa
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