Stand Privileges Bid Notice for Picnic in Boyce Virginia
Sealed bids for stand privileges at the Seventh Annual Picnic of Modern Woodmen of America in Boyce Virginia on Labor Day Monday September 6 1915. Items include lunches coffee and cakes ice cream tobacco confections fruits and pop drinks. Bids due by August 24 1915 at 8 p.m. Committee may reject any or all bids. For information contact T P Jolurre chairman Boyce Va.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Boyce Va
T. P. JoLurre
Chin
Boyce
Judge Rules Near Beer Sale Illegal in Hopewell Case
Judge Jesse F West of the Circuit Court of Princ presiding in George county rejects near-beer sales in Hopewell as unlawful under the Byrd statutes. Fifty of 150 defendants plead guilty to selling ardent spirits without a license with bonds set at 500 dollars and fines of 75 dollars. Convictions on near-beer or other intoxicants trigger prosecutions, bond forfeiture, and possible jail on a second offense.
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Jesse F West
Circuit Court of
Princis
George County
Hopewell
West
Timothy Same
Rosenberger Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Rosenberger Virginia reports a stream of visitors and guests from Sedan Lenore Winchester Baltimore and Bridgeport. The note lists Anthony Schuller and daughters Annie Rosie Ethel Florence Margie. Mr and Mrs T M Snapp. Gertrude Himelright Star. Emma Fawcett Fawcett Gap. Ollie Zinn Le nore. Joseph Ashwood and Meredith Lenore. O P Preffitt Fawcett Gap. Mrs Wise and niece Locke Stephens City. Deborah Bean. Lillian Wise returns to Baltimore. Eugenia Snapp and Virginia Pifer Winchester.
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Guy Frye
Ollie Zinn
Lenore
Magdalene
Christina
J. B. Snapp
Joseph Ashwood
Meredith
Mms
J. E. Snapp
O. Pp. Preffitt
Fawcett Gapp
J. &E. Snapp
Wise
Miss Locké
Stephens City
James A. Bean
Deborah Bean
James A .Bean
Lillian Wise
Baltimore
Eugenia Snapp
Virginia Pifer
Winchester
Edgar Cooper
Bridgeport, Conn
I. B. Frye
Watts Couple Expected to Arrive in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Charles A Watts of Thamesville Ontario Canada are expected to arrive in Winchester this week and will spend the apple season there. Watts is a well known apple buyer and many friends in Winchester will welcome them again.
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Charles A. Watts
Thamesville
Ontario
Canada
Winchester
White Post notices and local social notes from August
Lore about Norfolk and Western appointing a third track operator at White Post. It mentions marriages near Star Tannery and nearby social scenes at Blue Ball then Atlantic City trips by local residents including Dr. W. R. Stuart and companions. Various visitors and sermons noted from Woodstock and Washington regions.
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White Post
Norfolk and Western Railway
Miss Sale Weds Mr Himelright at Baptist Parsonage
Emma Della Sale of Star Tannery area married Warren William Himelright at the Baptist parsonage on North Market Street. The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon August 21 as officiated by Rev. W. H.
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Palmer
Woodstock
Mr. Warner
Washington, D. C
Fletcher
Place
Miss Sale Bride
Mr. Himelright
Warren William Himelright
Near Star
Baptist Parsonage
North Market Street
W. H
Dye secret solved at Chester factory amid dye crisis
In Bedford on August 24 Philadelphia hosiery manufacturers formed the American Co operative Dye and Chemical to break German dye shortages. A new American plant produced carbolic acid crystals and a black dye after tests by 100 experts, with plans to supply imported dyes. Prominent railroad era figures Mr and Mrs H F Kite were noted at Hotel Jack.
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Bedford
Conn
Philadelphia
Germany
Delaware
American Co-operative Dye and Chemical
Chester
America
Formuby
Hias
J. V. Stanistan
South Bend
Ind
William Aims
Me Ray Carter
Philadelphia Hosiery Manufacturers’ Association
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a true internal medicine for catarrh, claiming it treats the blood and mucous surfaces. It stresses the product is not quack medicine and cites a Toledo manufacturer with testimonials available on request. A Virginia court notice follows regarding a will dispute in Winchester with defendants urged to appear within fifteen days.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Virginia
Corporation Court of Winchester
W. P. McGuire
Sarah Knox Wood
Lola M. Wood
Nina von G. Wood
Eleanor M. Campbell
Duncan J. Campbell
Zachary Taylor Wood
Marie Wood Brickell
J. Trist Wood
Minette Wood
Sarah Knox Woold
Eleanor M. Cambell
Zachary Talor Wood
Evening Star
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
Barton & Barton
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R. Gray Williams
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DR Hess
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West Main St
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Miss Price
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Sue Kemp
West Water Street
Elbertas
Carmans
S. Eilis
Circuit Court
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Winchester Evening Star
Mey Law
Irginia
Rosenberger
Mrs. Watts
Carter
Mrs. Himelright
Star © Tannery
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Shenandoah River
Berrys Ferry
McClure
Scott
Millwood
Ant
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Willie Boone
Shepherds‘own
Emmert Stuart
John DP. Winter
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Mr. Palmer
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Agnes Thomson
John Bowie
Front Royal
Emma Della Sale
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Hf. A. Kite
Jack
Liledad
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Zujpilliden Prest
Union Bank of Winchester
Funk & Son
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Builders’ Supplies
Braddock and Wolfe Sts
Arlansts
Chamberlain
Head Theater
Rutherford
Widdifield
West Water Stree and
Martinsburg Turnpike Company
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