Local notices and ads mix of goods and events
A fragmented September 27 1906 page notes flower pots at Licklider s and updated goods from Jacklider s. It lists shoes farm goods seeds and a six room cottage for sale, plus local weddings and building improvements. A Norfold Western fireman injury, late court actions and a charity bake sale round out the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Licklider
Jacklider’s
W.f. Licklider’s
H. O. Mareball
Kearneyain
Local Notes and Community Notices From Jefferson County
Little locals tell of a street planet visit and an all day exchange in Reinhart’s building. The M E Church South women host a market, and veterans seek Roanoke delegates with Norfolk & Western rates. An apology from the editor for vacation gaps precedes more notices on births, a town fire, and Jefferson County Court actions including open road petitions and an administrator appointment in Alvey estate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart
Humrickhouee
M. E. Church South
Nightatihe
Jefferson County
Roanoke
G. H. Hagley
Charles Town
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Hub of
Borton
Local residents and visitors enjoy varied week in town
Fersonals from the International Harvester Osbourn Division and visitors from Harrisburg and Baltimore fill the week with fishing trips travels and social calls. Several locals depart for study or work at institutions in Berlin Pittsburgh Front Royal Baltimore and Morgantown while others return home from visits to Blue Ridge Summit Waynesboro and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
Osbourn Division
Harrieburg
Potomac
E. T. Moler
John G. Young
International Harvester Company
F. H. Mareh
Superior Drill Co
Harrisburg
Mise Charolette Pendleton
Pitteburg
Berlin
Misa Elizabeth Pendleton
Short Hills
N. J
F. H. Finley
Fooe Manufacturing Company
Will Sisler
B. & O. Railroad
Brunswick
Robert Knott
T. Knott
Molers
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Earnest Hendricks
Shepherd College
Randolph-Macon
Staley House
Pittsburg
Weatinghouse Electric Works
F. P. Carnochan
H. C. Osbourn
Baltimore
Jefferson County
M. E. Driesback
Circleville
Ohio
John Flanagan
Bakerton
Dwight McQuilkin
Harvard University
Roland Myera
Martinsburg
Fish
Edna Link
0. & P. Exchange
Gussie Morrison
Waynesboro
Winchester Presbytery Meets at Keyser West Virginia
Winchester Presbytery held its fall meeting at Keyser West Virginia. Rev James R Graham Jr was elected moderator and Rev C W McDonald clerk with eighteen ministers and twelve ruling elders present. The report praised Home Missions and urged support for ministerial relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Presbytery
Keyser
W. Va
Dr. Woods
R. W. Daily
James R. Graham
C. W. McDonald
E. A. Harness
J. R. Graham, Jr
Johias
Charles Town
W.va
J. A. McClure
Front Royal
Lexington
Buena Vista
Elkins College
Sprivy
Clearbrook Church
Winchester
Charlotte
Graded School Matters and Community Notes
A local school outlines its grading focus prioritizing arithmetic mastery, urging parental sacrifice for books and stronger support. It cites new organ funds, an experimental plan, and faith in better outcomes with a capable teaching staff. Also includes a brief Shepherdstown market listing for wheat corn hay butter eggs and meats.
Ninth annual United Daughters convention in Charles Town
The ninth annual convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of West Virginia met in Charles Town with about fifty delegates and visitors. President Mrs. Virginia F. McSherry of Martinsburg presided as officers were elected for the coming year. An evening talk by Mrs. McSherry and a history sketch by Mrs. Washington highlighted the gathering. A Thursday adjournment set next year’s meeting in Lewisburg. A reception for delegates followed at Lawson Botta Chapter. Deaths included Mrs. Willelma T. Hamrickhouse of this place after a long illness in Weston, and William E. Renner of Kearneysville who died of typhoid fever. Mr. George Nathan Myere of this town died after illness with a tumor. Funeral arrangements were announced for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Sallie Powell
Shepherdstown
McSherry
Mra. Alexander
Alexandria
Virginia
Mra. B. C. Washington
Kinney Smith
Parkersburg
Mra. Buck
Huntington
Mary Stribling
Martinaburg
Lawson Botta
Charles Town
Willelma T. Hamrickhouse
S. P. Hamrickhouse
Weston
W- Va
Lutheran Church
Elmwood
Austin Hamrickhouse
Philadelphia
L. 8. Connor
J. W. Osbourn
William E. Renner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kearneysville
Thomas
P’atriotic Order
Lone of America
Mr. Triplett
Presbyterian Church
Doffields
George Nathan Myere
Myers
Reformed Church
Goldie Powell
Geo, Anseld
Jeanie
Helen
Edmund
Myere
Royal Commission Finds 400 Years of Coal Left
The Royal Commission on British coal supplies reports ample unmined coal to last about four centuries at current use rates. The piece also promotes Hoster Stomach Bitters as a cure for poor appetite insomnia nervousness constipation dyspepsia and other ailments, urging readers to try it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission of Experts On
A Straight Talk on Paint Selection
The piece argues delaying painting is wasteful, cheap paint is false economy, and using good paint when needed is a sound investment, noting widespread fraud in the paint business and that it is easy to mislead consumers in choosing paint.
Stag Brand Semi Paste Paint Ad Claims Guarantee
An offering for Stag Brand Semi Paste Paint asserts the product is not experimental and safe to use. The ad highlights strong adhesion, even spread, and two coats covering 400 to 500 square feet per gallon, with a guarantee and repaint service if unsatisfactory, mentioning Reinhart's Pharmacy as a painted example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart
Trolley Line Prospect Near Martinsburg Route
A project to build an electric railway from Winchester to Martinsburg via the fruit district, continuing through Harper's Ferry to Charles Town, may be decided in weeks. Col. Stuart W. Walker guides local efforts while financiers push a $1,500,000 deal, promising regional benefits and urging citizen support across three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Rich Fruit
Harper's Ferry
Charles Town
Stuart W. Walker
Mirtinaburg World
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H McKees
J. Creamer
Vandeveeville
James Wintermeyer
John Brively
New York
Misa Ells Grant
Yutowae
Catar
W. P. Doealider Hodges
Deere
Duns
Dam No. 4
Harry Washington
Mostella Ewlis
Wall Co
van Metre
Mr. C
Billmyer
Arnold
Erlock
Howard R. Moore
H. A. Moore
Telephone Exchange
Newtreet
Finder
Colored Methodist Church
Losi
From &von
Sharpeburg
Stephertstown
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
Henry Davis
Henry Houser
Norfolk & Western
Hagerstown
Hoff Sen
House of Correction
Bonner
A.S. Martin
J.B. Triplett
H. N. Pendleton
Hugh Nelson Pendleton, Jr
C. D. Scully
Alice Pendleton Scully
Rip
A. 8. Reynolds
German Street
Charles Town Free Press
County Court
Geo. W. Shaull
Misa Bettie Sublette
Miss Sublette
William Burns
Mike Sublette
J. D. Billmyer
Billmyerabe
Richard H. Alvey
Hageratown
Alvey
Julia J. Alvey
Reinbart
Boyd Randall
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Louise Anna Snyder
Woman's College of Baltimore
John P. Lucas
Deichmann Preparatory School
Blanche Bitner
Kearneyeville
Columbia University of New York
Sallie
Hattie B. Hill
Misa Nina
Charles Ghiselin
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Anna Licklider
Mt. Lake Park, Md
Mr. Norman Baby and Wife
Mra J. 3
8. D. Barnhart
J. 0
Wm. R. Moler
Robert Shafer
Hagerstown, Md
Miller
Rosa Myers
Charolette Fayman
Washington, D. C
C. D. Wyaong
H. M. Bradley
Mr. M. Pags Andrewa
Town
Mize Ida
Carl Licklider
Wood
Opel
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Blake
Tor
Beznart
STAG
Ayer
Mediain
Martin
Reinhart’s Pharmacy
Best Drug Store
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Fleischmann
Time Deposit Certificate
Kings Bank of Shy
Notier
Tee Board of Directors
Seid
S. S. S. sTainAnn
S.S
Abc
Seagull Pak
SWIFT
Nht
Cee Samy
Fall Millinery
Grenbelong Nas
W. Martin St
Opera House
Tomungrow
M. G. Tabler
Queen St
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