Fred erick County Teachers Rally Sets Year
The Teachers Association of Frederick County and the city of Winchester held its first meeting of the year in the courthouse at 11 a.m. The session drew large attendance and the group reorganized electing Prof. D. Coal as president W. D. Braithwaite as vice president Prof. A. Addison as secretary and Miss Sue Romp as treasurer An executive committee with one member from each district was chosen Supt. M. M. Lynch discussed book adoption and use in schools Delegates were elected to the Educational Conference in Newport News in November Prof. N. D. Cool of Winchester and Prof. A. k. Middle from the county were named The treasurer reported sound finances The next meeting is set for Saturday November 7 The new high school at Boyce is noted.
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Teachers’ Association of
Frederick County
Winon
Anne
Labk
Assation
D. Coal
W. D. Braithwaite
A. Addleton
Miss. Sue Romp
M. M. Lynch
Newport News
N. D. Cool
Winchester
A._k
Ecw. High School
Boyce
Excellent Exhibits Clarke County Enrollment Report
Clarke county records show an enrollment of 419 pupils at the district school. Officials describe the exhibit as a measure of student participation and facility use.
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Clarke
Hagerstown fair attendees praise Kipps and Richardson exhibits
Visitors from the city and county attended the Hagerstown fair this week. Exhibits by D. M. Kipps featured Shorthorns while Mack Richardson Jr. showed poultry.
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County
Hagerstown
D. MM. Kipps
Mack Richardson, Jr
Warren
Rid Yourself of Stomach Trouble with Diapepsin
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, promising relief within five minutes. It claims the drug prevents belching and heartburn, aids digestion, and costs 50 cents for a large case at drug stores.
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Kaatgheim
Miss Rohr Bride In Colonial Home
In Front Royal Virginia on October 1 7 The wedding of Miss Rohr daughter of Captain T M Rohr to George Bowne McAllister a Baltimore businessman took place at Bryan Hall the home of Cal and Mrs Thomas A Bryan Rev Dr B F Wilson officiated The matron of honor was Mrs Annie Rohr Bryan bridesmaids Miss Ora Rohr and best man Barrington I McAllister. Guests included Misses Sara and Margaret Macatee Miss Jackson and several local residents with Wade H Massie Howell M Miller and the Yates and Reed families present.
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Front Royal
Bryan Hall
Cal
Thomas A Bryan
Hateatee
T. M. Rohr
George Bowne McAllister
Baltimore
B. F. Wilson
Presbyterian Church of
Harrisonburg
Annie Rohr Bryan
BE. M. Yates
Warren County
M. B. Reed
P. B. Eastham
Ww. E. Turner
Martha ‘Turner
Ora
Meta, Rohr
Foley’s Kidney Remedy Promises Restored Vitality
An advertisement claims Foley’s Kidney Remedy cures kidney trouble and restores health and energy, urging readers to refuse all other brands and contact Francks ker & Son for purchase.
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Peope
Foley
Voley
S. Francksker & Son
Stolen Team Is Recovered Here
Mr. Marshall Tapscott of Berryville reported his horse and wagon stolen after visiting Summit Point. Police and county officials investigated, and later Coleman Dunn of Stephenson located the team. The team was recovered at Sager's livery stable with Tapscott informed of the recovery in town.
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Marshall Tapscott
Berryville
A. L. Shearer
Summit Point
Coleman Dunn
Stephenson
Star
M. Sager
Dunn
Brief society notes on regional departures
Mrs. George P. Robinson left this morning for home in Washington after visiting sister Mrs. G O Miller on North Washington Street. Mrs. John Randolph Tucker, in Lexington Virginia for weeks, is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. W R McGuire. Miss Carrie Hunter left this afternoon for Alexandria Virginia after spending the summer in the city.
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George P. Robinson
Ther
Washington
G. O. Miller
North
Washingtontreet
John Randolph Tucker
Lexington
W.R. McGuire
Carrie
Hunter
Alexandria
Madison Court House Search Report and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists He S Fishback and a wife with Mr John Jenki in Madison Court House area. Indicates a town search route or brief inquiry around the courthouse with unclear details.
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John
Jenki
Madison
Judge Campbell In Another Fight in Amherst Court
Clarence J. Campbell editor of an Amherst newspaper and former Amherst County Circuit Court judge fought William Beasley a Lynchburg lawyer in the Amherst Circuit Court. Beasley first struck. both were fined $25 by Judge Gordon. Camp bell claimed no offense, Beasley refused to apologize, scuffle ensued, neither hurt, Sheriff Drummond separated them.
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Clarence J. Campbell
Amherst
Amherst County
William Beasley
Lynchburg
Gordon
Beasley
Campbell
Drummond
Caning
Rey
Crawford
Anti-Saloon League
Laxative saved boy's life, Wis. man reports claim
A Wisconsin man from Casimer says Foley's Drvnd Laxa tive relieved his three year old son after severe constipation and fever. He credits the laxative with the child's full recovery by the next day.
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Foley
Pley
Ks Wolkash
Casimer
Wis
Franck Baker & Son
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Co. Haynie
Market St
Yanted—Teamster
Inti Trephine Em
F. W. Maret
Main Street
Menry Bacjer
G. J. Brawner
Donald's Inn
Sheppard
Dr M. CG
C.T
Li Kuhn
Yaie Cigar Co
Ind
Pls
Stewart
Washington Street
Ick
Victor
Ol Co
Cleveland
C. V
McDonald In
Rowls Ave
Farmers and Merchants Nat. Bank
Amey B. Russell
Star Office
J. F. Kremer & Bro
Virginia Tailoring Co
Ln City
Ciunty
Bell Bros
Scheuer
Miss Rohr Bride
Colonial
Judge Campbell
The
Union Bank of Winchester Depository
State OF
Virginia
G. M. Hansbrough
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
T. T. Wall’s
Winchester Steam
South Main St
Botte
Kole Care
U. S
Ramsburg
David E.foulz
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