Winchester Giants Defeat Marines at Reservoir Park 7 to 1
The Winchester Giants routed the United States Marines 7 to 1 at Reservoir Park. Miller pitched 15 strikeouts with three hits allowed and no walks. Knox Don McDonald and Duggan starred at the plate as Winchester built a decisive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Giants
United States Marines
Reservoir Park
Miller
Winchester
Knox
Don McDonald
Duggan
Mabry
Sentz
Cy McDonald
Berlick
Brown
Riter
Marines
Mabry and Meager
McDonald
Roszel
Kaine
Meiger
A Snyder
P Shee O'Connor
iWard
Ss. Dowd
Sneer Riter
Beel
S.oe
AB Brown
Baker
Gentz
Feeee
D. McDynad
Rf Miller
Bryan Kern Flood Club Honors Congressman Hal Flood
At the Lexington Opera House a Bryan and Kern Club meeting renamed itself the Bryan Kern Flood Club to honor Congressman Hal Flood of the Tenth district. William Jennings Bryan and Harry St. George Tucker spoke to a large audience that included many ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan, and Kern Club
Lexington Opera ‘House
Bryan-Kern Flood Club
Hal Flood
Tenth District
William Jennings Bryan
Harry St. George Tucker
End of Baseball Season Near in Hagerstown Featuring Night Games
Hagerstown readers note the season likely ends next week with a Cherokee Indians appearance. Night games under moonlight or artificial illumination are planned, as the Indians bring a fighting plant of fifty thousand candle power. Frederick has closed shop and Miller joins Winchester.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Miller
Winchester
Local Markets Steady Despite Mixed Commodities
Readable market notes show steady local prices for corn oats hay rye and potatoes with several items listed per unit. Prices appear fragmented but indicate stable demand across grains livestock and produce with anticipated variations in recent trading.
Painter Hill Items Paints A Weekend of Visits
Painter Hill Vas Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Groves of Bartonsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Massie. Miss Rebecca Light and Gertie Tingeett of Winchester visited Mrs. G. O. Bassett. Braynard Campbell returned from Vaucluse after visiting Mrs. James Boggs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pifer were pleasant callers on Sunday. Roger Strode visited sister Mrs. J. T. Sprint at Boyce. Mary and Anna Bailey stayed with aunt Mrs. G. O. Bassett. Mrs. Massie Mrs. Glaize and Mrs. B. M. Carter visited Mrs. G. A. Henning. Neighborhood folks attended dedication at Ridings Chapel Sunday.
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Painter Hill
Vas
Ed.Groves
Bartonsville
Benjamin Massie
Rebecca Light
Gertie Tingeett
Winchester
G. O. Bassett
Braynard Campbell
James Boggs
Vau
E. Pifer
Roger Strode
J. T. Sprint
Boyce
Mary
Anna
Bailey
Massie
Glaize
B. M. Carter
G.A. Henning
Ladies Visitation Patterns Across Winchester Homes
Mrs. Edward L. Rinehart and her sister-in-law Mrs. Roland C. Ringgold are visiting in Winchester. Ringgold visits Mrs. D. H. Bragonier while Rinehart stays with her parents Mrs. and Mrs. Holmes Berry.
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Edward L. Rinehart
Roland C. Ringgold
Winchester
Mrs. Ringgold
D. H. Bragonier
Rinhart
Mrs. Holmes_ Berry
Public Sale of Island Farm Assets at Saratoga Adjoins Boyce
Rented Island Farm owner announces public auction starting 10 a m on Wednesday September 16 1908 at Saratoga adjoining Boyce. Auction lists bay horse gray mare team mare and foal several other horses and cattle including Herefords and brood sows with pigs plus implements such as Deering binder drill horse rake Oliver plows harrows and binding gear. Auctioneer is F B Neville Anetioneer R Powel PAGE.
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Saratoga
Boyce
Norfolk and Western R ail Schedules to Bristol Roanoke and Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western rail schedule details list outbound and inbound trains with times and routes. No 1s 9 03 am to Bristol Knoxville and Roanoke Columbus with Pullman sleepers and cafe car. No 27 6 42 pm Shenandoah local. No 28 9 29 am to Hagerstown Washington and New York. No 14 8 24 pm via Hagerstown and New York. No 2 1 57 am to Philadelphia with Pullman sleeper. Contact agents for rates and timetables.
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Bristol
Pullman
Knoxville
St. Louis
Roanoke
Columbus
Cincinnati
Williamson
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Phildelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pullman and Buffet
fFor Langerstown
W. B. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Trav
Pass
Balleope and Ome Train Schedule May 17 1908 Harrisonburg Staunton
Train schedule lists daily departures except Sunday to Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Martinsburg and other stations. Times include departures at 449 1155 am 700 pm and arrivals around 206 night 928 am 3555 pm with multiple routes to Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and destinations to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
von Baltiznore
Martinsburg
de Pee
Chicago
Columbus
Wheelingdone
Ars
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Washington
Basiaore
Philadelphia
New York
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Home Journal Patterns
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Katharine Glass
Llewellyn Baker
Vorer
Pire
Jennie C. Ensminger
Lanet
H. Kya North
Willie Bell
Rexbecca Baird
Ruth Diudson
Ankt
Patty Willis
Victoria Viola Noel
Adelle Affleck
Nita McKinney
Creeses Ore Starr
Daisy Miller
James Vance
Katharing R.glass
Funk & Son
Main
Castoria
Congressman Flood
Steve Rene
Cluse
Ridings Chapel
Beshire
Poland
Norfolk and Western R.bs
Berryville
Southepound
Balleope
Ome
Umberland Valley
R. R
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P.m. P
Martineburg
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Hagerstown Seeeee
BAT
Greencastle A” Ne
Areeee
Chambersburg
Shippensburg Ae Vee
Carlisle Amen Wetee Ache
Mechanicaburg
Staten Island Dyeing Establishment
Henry Baetjer & CO
Winchester Steam
S. Main St
Bluemont
Shenandoan River
Hotel Evans
Jordan Springs Junction
Lake View
Battle Inn
Castleman’s Ferry
Blue Ride
Southern
Winches
Maurice F. Gastleman
Prop
Ool. cc
Berkeley County
Bergen
Good & Company
West End
Gsaring & Shiner
Rice
Huyler
Huyler’s
Fred S. Boyd
Keckley
Weicht Brothers
John Weicht
H. & W. Seabright
North Main Street
Chichester
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