City of Winchester Ordinance on Licenses and Fees 1928
An ordinance establishes license taxes for numerous trades and services in Winchester including orchard spraying, piano tuners, palmists, pawn brokers, peddlers, physicians, real estate agents, scales, street vendors, soda fountains, street vending of medicines, taxicabs, private bankers, telegraph companies and more with specific dollar amounts and nontransferable licenses. The measure outlines penalties for violations and notes continuation in alphabetical order.
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Common Council
Palmist
Winchester
Appiano Agen
SAA
Shell
Lini
Gesalves
Aati
Virginia
United States
Shiner Heads Front Royal Fire Company Officers
The Front Royal Fire Company elected J. H. Shiner as chief Roy Smith as lieutenant W. H. Henry as first foreman B J Shiner as second foreman Harry Skelton as third foreman Ott W Borden as treasurer and F A Stoutanyver as secretary for the year.
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The
Front Royal Fire Company
J. H. Shiner
Roy Smith
W. H. Henry
J. Shiner
Harry Skelton
Ott W. Borden
F. A. Stoutanyver
Uncle Gam Seeks Ring That Won’t Blacken Finger
Local notice humorously urges a political ring or solution to prevent finger staining tied to Uncle Gam. Reads like a witty archival snippet with no clear names or dates.
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Uncle
Gam
Balance Sheet Fragments From Banking Report
The readable items show loans and discounts by overdrafts unsecured and premium on same. Real estate owned includes banking house and lot and other real estate. Cash and due from banks and furniture and fixtures appear with various amounts. Total assets read as 290 742 44 dollars or 380 000.00 and 244 156 92 culminating in a total around 8200 742 44.
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Inc
Hanes
Poor Moonshine Quality Hurting Blue Ridge Industry
Veteran police officials across Page Madison Rockingham Shenandoah Warren Augusta Albemarle and Rappahannock report a collapse of the moonshine trade as inferior Blue Ridge product drives buyers away. Offenses have waned with liquor cases dwindling. experts foresee further decline with Shenandoah National Park development altering production.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Page County
Madison County
Page
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Augusta
Albemarle
Rappahannock
Bandits Laugh At Law as Community Faces Free Boarding Case
A fragmented report states bandits and gunmen mock the law and will enjoy leisure while the community confronts a free boarding case, with ongoing tension and unresolved safety concerns.
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Shiner
Royal Fire Laddies
A. L. Purtlebaugh
A. R. Rinker
Truatco
the People’s Bank, Incorporated
Stonhans Ctedaeline
Frederick
State of
Porta
Seeeer
Basin Profita
Lees
Mount Pala
Reces
I. Russell A .Kryock
People’s Bank
Incorp
Stephens City
State of Virginia
Cou Gwo
Russell’ A. Shryock
Guo
Florida
Cuba
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Bavanash
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
Miami
Havana
H. H. Newman
Transportation Committee
Edinburgh
Sv E.es
Southern Railway
Vu H Street
N. Washington, D. C
George Washington Hotel
Mr. D. ©. Massie
White Post
Peyton St
S. Main St
W. G
Care Star
Loudounst
Auburn —Automobiile Agency
Bald Brothers
N. Kent &J
Berryville
Star Office
Piccadilly St
Lake
C. L. Bowley
M&artinsburg
Pike
Lupton
Stephenson
C. L. Hirth
W. Monmouth St
Western Medical Ass'n
Price
Emmett
Raya
Star Fort
Thurman Moore
Wayne
Warner's
Hedtern
Moovy
Broadhead
Moling & Seal
Betty Shoppe
Alexander
Castoria
Feena