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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
6
A compilation of community updates including farm prices and goods at Owens Drug Store, local court items in Jefferson County, charity and church notices, dances planned at Williamsport and local social news. Mentions births, anniversaries, and various market prices for poultry, eggs, and flour.
A series of declarations from Jefferson County figures seek Democratic nominations for state offices. Frank J. Beckwith of Charles Town and J Burns Huyett announce for the House of Delegates, while Harry T. Henshaw of Bunker Hill seeks the State Senate with support for the May 25 Democratic primary.
The statement announces Charles W. Conrad's candidacy for re election to the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Jefferson County, subject to Democratic primary action.
Democratic primary race notices announce candidates for Sheriff and Assessor in Jefferson County dated May 25 1920. Deputies named include Warren H Risser Edward Henson W O Macoughtry Gen C Link and others with district affiliations.
The notice lists multiple candidates for Jefferson County offices including S T Knott for County Commissioner Shepherdstown District HL Moore for Charles Town District and Nelson T Snyder for County Commissioner. Also announces for Assessor and Clerk of the County Court with names and districts noted.
A terse public notice urges voters to support certs sup port of voters for County 5 in the Democratic Primary on the 25th ost ay. It references Mexander Spottswood Daybridice as county ayveyor in a formal role.
Norman and London of Shepherdstown West Virginia advertise sheep shearing for hire with a promise of satisfaction and reasonable rates. The notice is dated April 29 1920 and is a four week classified insertion.
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