Democrats select Shryock for mayor in Winchester primary
In Winchester the Democratic primary chose F Amos Shryock as mayor candidate with 460 votes, defeating former Mayor William Glass and incumbent Julian Ward. First Ward nominees for Common Council were Baker Allen and Miller, while Second Ward nominees were Page Harper and Sale. The regular election is set for early June for four year terms.
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First Ward
Baker
Allen
Miller
Page
Harper
Sale
F. Amos Shryock
Democrats of
Winchester
William W. Glass
Julian IF. Ward
G. Reginald Haines
Friendship Engine House
Shryock
Glass
Ward
Haines
W. A. Baker
Lewis M. Allen
Percy Miller
Charlés R. Anderson
Hunter B. Grimm
Messrs
Anderson
Grimm
Ahen
Reuss Engine House
W. Nelson Page
Charles H. Harper
W. A. Sale
J. Victor Arthur
City Hall
Arthur
Sarah Zane
Friendship
Reuss
Sereh Zane
Council
F. A. Shryock
Frederick County
Julian F. Ward
I. O. O. F. To Attend Funeral of William Totty
Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows are requested to meet at their hall Friday at 1 30 p.m. to attend the funeral of their brother William Totty.
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William Totty
Nicotine delay spray and price cut at Orchard Supplies
Bond Bros and Orchard Supplies advertise nicotine delay spray and a reduced price on Black Leaf products. The brief notice lists these items with minimal background context and no further details.
Mellon Advises Against Radical Tax Reductions
Washington reports Secretary Mellon warns limited tax cuts possible, to about 182 to 201 million dollars, tied to flood control funding. Senate Finance Committee weighs a 290 million House measure while noting future farm relief and Border Dam canyon costs.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Treasury
Smoot
Border Dam
Mills
Veterans Bureau
Navy and War Department
Funeral for Mrs Julia V McKee Thursday
The funeral for the late Mrs Julia V McKee who died in Lynchburg Virginia will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Grace Lutheran Church with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Julia V. McKee
Lynchburg
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Public Schools Close for Easter Holiday
The city public schools close this afternoon for Easter vacation and will reopen Tuesday morning. Superintendent H. S. Duffey announced the closure as teachers head out to spend time with friends and family for the holiday.
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H.S. Duffey
Armory drill notice from Headquarters Co
Headquar ters Co orders all members to report for drill at the Armory Thursday evening at 7 30. The annual Federal Inspection is set for Friday at 7. Absences from drills will not be tolerated. First Lieutenant Lawrence C Hollis commands. Hyacinths and Tulips for Was ter offered at 440 National Ave.
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Lawrence C. Hollis
116Th Infantry
Price cut on Nicotine and Black Leaf Forty spray
Reduced pricing announced for Nicotine used as delayed dormant spray and Black Leaf Forty. Advertisement notes lower costs for farm protections and weed control products. Targeted to growers seeking post-harvest or early season crop care options.
Prominent Cincinnati Businessman Joseph A. Jones Dies at 86
Joseph A. Jones prominent retired manufacturer and Civil War veteran died at his Cincinnati home No 2315 Upland Place Walnut Hills. He was 86 and survived by widow Elizabeth J. Jones two sons Arthur O. Jones and Joseph R. Jones a daughter Mrs Canter and two sisters. Funeral held and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph A. Jones
Harry M. Canter
Winchester
Upland Place
Walnut Hills
Jones
Cincinnati Enquirer
Spring Grove
Canter
Chester
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Star
Robert Jones and Company
Bdoster Manufacturers
Swansea
Wales
Samuel Walker Dry Goods Concern
John Shillito Company
Robert
Card of Thanks from Chas H Harper
Expresses gratitude for the vote given yesterday with brief note on short acquaintance and signs respectfully as Chas H Harper.
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Chas. H. Harper
Amazing bargains in tires watch Thursday's paper
An advertisement offers tire bargains and notes that the offer applies toward the purchase price of a Server Electric Refrigerator. Expires May 1. Northern Wa Power Company also posts a tenant wanted for an orchard with instructions to write "W. J.," care Star.
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Northern
Power Company
Orchard
W. J
New Hayes Power Sprayer on Display with Ford Engine
A Hayes power sprayer powered by a Ford engine is showcased with new pricing. Consumers are invited to call 40 Glaize and Hurst for details, with display days listed as Wednesday and Saturday at 1 p.m.
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Hayes
Glaize & Hurst
Fatal Heart Attack Claims Former Resident Dr John Hoover
Dr John H. Hoover, born in Stephens City, a longtime Haddam Kansas physician, died at Cross Plains Texas at 1:30 PM from a heart attack. He practiced medicine about fifty years, leaving a son Kenneth in Cross Plains and two other sons in California and Pittsburgh. He is survived by a sister Mrs John Huber and a brother Hugh Hoover, with a Virginia last visit about 15 years prior.
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John H. Hoover
Stephens City
Haddam
Washington County
Kans
Kenneth Hoover
Cross Plains
Tex
John Huber
Hugh Hoover
Virginia
Texas
Hoover
John H
Adeline Hoover
West Virginia
Medical
St. Joseph
Kansas
Maggie Sangster
Beltsville
Marguerite Hoover
Jessie Chase
Rodrick Hoover
California
Ladd Hoover
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Marian Hoover
N. A. Sampsell
West
Frederick County
Sheriff Surrenders Upon Hearing of His Victims Death
In Madill Oklahoma on April 4 Sheriff Ed Long shot County Attorney Franz J McKim after an argument in the courthouse. McKim died in Sherman Texas and Long surrendered to the jail after learning the death. Witnesses say the conflict followed a threat with a revolver.
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Madill
Okla
Franz J. McKim
Ed. Long
Sherman
Texas
McKim
Hamburger's Specialty Shop Seeks Saturday Sales Help
Wanted experienced sales ladies for Saturday help at Hamburger's Specialty Shop. Apply in person at the shop location.
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Hamburger
Handley Narrowly Fails to Top Valley Rival Track Meet
Woodstock High School won the tri meet on Handley grounds with 37 14 points, Handley 30, and Strasburg 25. Rhinehart led Woodstock with 12 points while Handley stars Snider Clevenger Kern and Clagett shone in multiple events.
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Handley High School
Woodstock High School
Handley Grounds
Woodstock
Handley
Strasburg
Rhinehart
Jim Snider
Mandley
Stanley Clevenger
Ergeant
Billy Kern
Billy Clagett
Berryville High School
Saum
S. H
H. H
W. H
Kern
Bowers
Bageant
Hyde
Sutton
Flanger
Wilkins
Galliday
Snider
Golladay
Fries
Hockman
Clevenger
Golleaday
S.H. S
H. S
Lost Shepherd Dog Named Shep In Liberal Area
Yellow and white faced shepherd dog answers to Shep. Liberal reward offered. Return to Weems Farm. Call 2030-F-11.
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Shep
Weems Farm
Dawson Orchard Sale Promises Large Crop This Year
Fine Orchard Saturday at 11 A M April 7 Court House offers 38% acres of the Dawson Orchard near A R Richards and W W Glass. Orchard age 16 to 17 bearing, on a macadam road 249 miles from Winchester. See the orchard to appreciate it. Also house cleaning notice for Winchester Steam Laundry.
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Court House
Dawson
A. R. Richards
W.W. W. Glass
Winchester
Nicotine for delayed dormancy spray and Black Leaf Forty
Price list note for Bond Bros Orchard Supplies presents nicotine for delaying dormancy spray and Black Leaf Forty products. Includes abbreviated item references (4-4-Lp-2t) indicating catalog terms. Market context suggests agricultural chemical offerings and supplier contact.
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Bond Bros
William L Totty Called by Death in Winchester
William L Totty longtime Winchester resident died at the home of Miss Ida L Wyndham at 808 West Boscawen Street after a long illness. He was 50, born March 17, son of the late Tate Y T Totty. He lived in Winchester all his life and once ran Fred S Anderson’s tobacco and pool room. He belonged to Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South the Rouss Fire Company and Madison Lodge No 6 IOOF. He is survived by two sisters Mrs William K E Grim and Mrs Albert Shaver and brothers James Totty Zant Totty Samuel Totty. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery following services conducted by Rev Murray D Mitchell.
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William L. Totty
Winchester
Ida L. Wyndham
West Boscawen Street
Mr. Totty
Miss Wyndham
Daingerfield Wyndham
Wyndham
Tate
Thomas YT
Large Congregation Pledges Loyalty To Christ and Church
A large congregation joined special evan gelistic services at First Christian Church led by Rev. Dr. C. Ryan from Richmond. The sermon theme Taking the Last Step drew two thirds of attendees to come forward and pledge stronger loyalty to Christ. Miss Hancon and Miss Evelyn Cather performed a duet Jesus Is Calling. Tonight the theme is What Shall the End Be.
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First Christian Church
C. ©. Ryan
Richmond
B. J. Earp
Ryan
Christ
Hancon
Handley High School
Evelyn Cather
Jesus
Dr. Ryan
Delayed Dormant Spray Advised For Orchards
Entomologist W. B. Hough urges immediate delayed dormant spray in orchards needing thorough coverage. Target pests include rosy aphids and scale with a mix of 32 degree Baumé lime sulfur and nicotine per 100 gallons. oil sprays not effective against rosy aphids.
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Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Nicotine Used For Delayed Apray Mentioned
A brief note lists Nicotine for delayed, dormant apray and Black Leaf Forty with price details attributed to Bond Bros Orchard Supplies. The fragment hints at supplier names and item codes but lacks full context or transaction terms.
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Bond Bros
Orchard
Burglars Hit Local Creamery and Laundry Offices
Robbers forced entry at the Haldeman creamery on South Et street and Winchester Steam Laundry on North Kent street. They looted about $200 and $64 respectively, damaged safes with chisels and wrenches, and used a skylight entry at the laundry. Police surveyed the scene, finding tools and signs of nitroglycerine use, while noting possible ties to a prior break-in of a barrel company office.
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Haldeman
South Et Street
Winchester
North Kent Street
Haldeman Place
Nort Virginia Power Company
North Kent
Haldeman Plant
Sunrise Service Set At Burnt Church On Easter Sunday
The Christian Endeavor and youth societies announce a union sunrise service on Easter Sunday morning at Burnt Church Presbyterian. It starts promptly at O o clock and ends in time for Sunday schools. if weather is bad, the service moves indoors to the church. Everyone is invited.
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The
Christian Endeavor and
Young People’s Societies
Burnt (Presbyterian) Church
Rvice
Burnt Church
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market Announcement
The Winchester market announces an inside counter to keep fruits and vegetables fresh at all times and a new auto delivery service for quick orders. Special Strawberries 350 qt, Lemons per dozen, Bananas per dozen 15 to 20 cents, Bananas by the bunch 75 cents to 1.25 each.
Use Nicotine for delayed dormant spray
A brief horticulture note discusses applying nicotine to trees as a delayed dormant spray. It mentions timing, safety, and effectiveness considerations for orchard care and pest management.
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Shayock
Rouss
WM. Totty
Mrs. McKee
C. B. Smalts
National Ave
Yeacy
Civic Life of
Mr. Jones
Associated Press
Bond Bro
Valley Rivals
Huskies
Woodstock Aigh School
Winchester Steam Laundry
Haldeman’s Creamery
Winchester Fruit & Vegetable Market
Orchard Supplies
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