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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1915

Page

4

Lasting Prosperity Seen In U S Steel and Rail Trade

The Evening Star notes signs of sustained national prosperity with steel and rail industries as bellwethers. It expects the second half of the year to be one of the best periods for earnings and production in American steel, with railroads resuming normal purchasing and steel firms reporting heavy demand.

Steel Corporation

Young Life’s Fading Light and Clever Flocks of Bucks

Fragmentary verse warns youth that time slips away and money loss follows. A witty speaker mocks the greedy and carefree who waste years chasing ease, then laments aging, poverty, and hunger as streets grow harsher and fortunes fade.

Macedonia Notes and Social Snippets From Virginia

Macedonia Virginia notes a well attended Ard party despite stormy weather. Rev Mr preached at Macedonia and William Craig from near Pain Hill visited. Lydia Ritter of City spent Saturday at the home of Mrs Petries in Winchester. Barr of Winerton also mentioned.

Macedonia Sorotane Macedonia Sun William Craig Near Pain- Hil Lydia Ritter City

Visiting at homes of local residents noted

Chester visits at the home of Mr. James Smith and Mr. Isaac Shiley near White Post. Miss Chattacks of Winchester visits Mr. Edward Carper. Miss Bertha Fries visits relatives and friends in Martinsburg, West Virginia.

Chester James Smith Isaac Shiley White Post Miss Chattacks Winchester Edward Carper Bertha Fries Martinsburg Ww. Va

Public sale of valuable Frederick County real estate

Special Commissioner announces a public sale of the Stony Meade limestone farm and 27 acre wood land in Frederick County near Winchester Virginia. The sale on September 4 1915 offers three parcels with option to buy whole, with terms one third cash and rest in two annual installments. A tenant occupies the property until March 1 1918 and landlord rights are reserved.

A. D. Henkel Als George M. Fetzer Court House Winchester Virginia Cedar Creek Opequon Stony Meade John G. Miller Little North Mountain Frederick County J. M Steck J. M. Steck Bond

Millionaire mine operator bound and left in zinc mine

St Louis James H Worth a miner and mine operator from Joplin Missouri and Indianapolis Indiana owes his life to the high zinc price. He was bound gagged and tied to timber in an abandoned drift for five days by two prospectors Roy Caldwell and SamHuston who found him unconscious. They had been tricked into the mine by strangers who planned to explode dynamite tied to Worth. The fuse had been accidentally cut by the kidnappers while they walked.

St. Louis James H. Worth Joplin Indianapolis Ind Roy Caldwell Sam Huston Worth Orth

Greenwich village widower dies by gas suicide at shop

Eleven years after the General Slocum disaster left his wife and all children dead Feldhausen, once owner of a German cafe with bowling alleys in Greenwich Village, was found dead by illuminating gas at his 50 West High Street business on the anniversary of his loved ones' deaths.

New York Greenwich Village George Feldhausen General Slocum Feldhausen West Highth Street

Missed Honor Tries to Die Over Exam Exemption

Harry S. Levine a Brooklyn 15 year old swallowed iodine in his Boys High School when learns his name is not on the exemption list for a mathematics exam. He had a bottle to ease a sprained finger and was treated at St Johns hospital. Paroled to return to school to take a history exam.

New York Harry S. Levine Third Street Brooklyn George Downing

Lightning Strikes Hen House Injuring Birds

Highland Lake Connecticut resident B F Moore reports a lightning bolt struck his chicken house singeing wings and tails of forty white leghorn hens while three eggs were found fried in a nest inside the coop.

Highland Lake Conn B. F. Moore

Winchester merchants sponsor pony and buggy giveaway

A 1915 promotion offers a Shetland pony a buggy and harness to a participant age 16 or younger. Votes for cash purchases and new or old accounts are collected at multiple local firms. the ballot boxes are sealed and counted after the contest ends.

Winchester M. Solenberger Hese S. H. Hable Clothier Airdome Price Barr’s Brown Miller & Anderson Plumbing Funk & Son Geo. F. Norton Pub. Co Harry L. Livick Livick’s

Candidates announce for Frederick County Commissioner of Revenue

Several notices from residents of Frederick County announce candidacy for Commissioner of Revenue in Northern and Southern Districts. Details name candidates C C Brannon Juther R Baker F W Shenk Herbert H Shull and pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected subject to Democratic primary.

Nor T of Avatlond Orndoff Oe Pone Frederick County C. C. Brannon Stonewall Gainesboro Juther R. Baker Uthern Romise F. W. Shenk Herbert H. Shull Back Creek Dist Board of Supervisors Back Creek

CATHER PENDS NOMINATION FOR FREDERICK COUNTY ATTORNEY

The nomination for Commonwealth's Attorney of Frederick County is set for the Democratic primary on August 8 1915. If elected T Russell Cather pledges to push for a thorough efficient administration.

Commonwealth Frederick County T. Russell Cather

Candidacy Notice for House of Delegates

John M. Steck and Boyd R. Richards announce candidacy for reelection to the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic primary. The brief notice names two candidates seeking the county or district seat.

House of Delegates John M. Steck Boyd R. Richards

Re-election bid for County Treasurer in 1915 primary

Candidate announces intent to seek re-election as County Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary on August 3 1915. He notes expected continued assistance from R S Smith and respectfully asks all qualified voters for support.

R. S. Smith

Fox family arrives in Winchester to rent Glass cottage

Mr and Mrs Elwood Fox and daughters Florence and Dorothy of Swarthmore arrived in Winchester on Saturday and have taken the Glass cottage on Peyton Street for the remainder of the summer.

Mrs. Elwood Fox Thy Swarthmore, Ra Winchester Peyton Street

Local Derby of 1915 Democratic Primary Sheriff Candidacy

Multiple notices announce candidacies for Frederick county offices in the Democratic primary. Ruther Pannetts seeks Sheriff. F D Good and T McIlwee announce for Back Creek District supervisors. H F Byrd runs for State Senate in the Tenth District including Winchester, Frederick and Shenandoah counties.

State Senate Winchester Frederick Shenandoah

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Evening Star Evening Star Publishing Company Harry Flood Byrd Bell Unite Morning News Weekly News Weekly Times Weekly Mirror J. W. Baker, JR Circuit Court ST. Hilda’s Hall Bishops of the Diocese Episcote Washington Arpers Ferry Mariah Pendleton Duval Charles Town W. Va Stuart Hall Radnor Lydia KE. Pinkham America Star Office Missouri Boy Soneborn Child Gray & Streit Geo. Sonneborn, Jr C. J. Brumback Beck’s Steam Bakery Pepsi-Cola Co Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co South Main Street R. A. Denny Farmers and Merchants Nat'l Bank Footer Palm Beach Panama Footer’s Dye Works Cumberland Co. A. Heller Beene Sr William E. Smith Erry Aare Charles H. Harper Thern Isaiah C. Roe W. E. Huntsberry Huntsberry’s Water and Braddock Sts Eos 95 Daughters Misses Florence and Doro Chichester Frederick Cver Wales Ruther Pannett F. D. Good Ereveiar T. McIlweeaks Co Miller’e Oakland Meatier N. Braddock St S. Washington St St South Main W. P. Reardon H. P. Geiser Pome Rest Foe A. Hier Fred L. Glaize Ward & Larrick Middletown Cedarville F. W. Magruder N. Main Street Bogey Artain Natior Ave Shannon Hill Berryville Turnpike C. V. Depot Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Care Star Front Royal 5Th U. S. Cavalry 5Th U.S. Cavalry Band Southern Corporation Court City of Mary Bronaugh Lawler Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co Sidney Taylor Relief Department Baltimore and Ohio Mary Callanan Bronaugh George Zayiot J. B. Beverley P. Q Pond’s Ponds Extract Company Franck Baker & Son
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